cazzman 0 Posted April 26, 2003 Hello everybody, im wondering if you guys can fix my prob. my specs are a p3 800mhz, with 320 meg of ram, and an intel 815 mb. i have an intel graphics chipset (i had to state the Obvious, sorry, Blah!) which is the 82815 chipset. a great chipset, not. i doesnt run hardly any games properly, mafia has SOME layering probs, but im after splinter cell. i know vaquero horres posted here about this before, but i get the same thang, General Protection Fault History: it is REALLY annoying. any help on this would be hot. thanks guys and girls, Cazzman. Share this post Link to post
AndyFair 0 Posted April 26, 2003 OK, shortcomings of the Intel integrated graphics aside, what OS are you using? What version of DirectX? What are the specifics of the GPF? Latest drivers? You know, the usual stuff. Splinter Cell is quite graphically intensive, can you run the game with all the settings at minimum, or don't you even get that far? We need information! Rgds AndyF Share this post Link to post
cazzman 0 Posted April 27, 2003 ok,im running win2k sp3, latest 6.7 drivers, and i installed directx9 when asked by splintercell, so now i dont know whether it would run with directx 8.1b. icant run the game past the splash screen at the start. i edited the splintercell.ini file so that i took out all the code from the start of the unreal! engine code, and it gave me a different error message. so i put the code back in and took out the code from the start of the enginge onwards. anyway, thats probs doesnt make any sense to you, but basically i isolated it to the engine startup code that gives me those error messages. the error message is: General Protection Fault History: any help would be hot thanks. Cazzman. Share this post Link to post
Arthro Enas 0 Posted April 27, 2003 I had the same problem too. my video card is GF2 MX400 and after I updated my video driver to the latest one, the problem solved. I think you can try different version of video drivers... might help. I also installed DX9 provided by SC... hope this help... Share this post Link to post
RedStar 0 Posted May 1, 2003 Indeed. If you are into video games, definately get an add in graphics card. There are some great and highly affordable choices out there now. Heck, I am still using a geoforce 2 and have not quite reached the point where i need to update the card. Splinter Cell ran amazingly well for me. Only problem is...i got so hooked on the game that i ended up finishing it in just 4 days. and no multi players means.. Share this post Link to post
JacobsoD 0 Posted May 13, 2003 Quote: Indeed. If you are into video games, definately get an add in graphics card. Agreed. Even Intels newest "Xtreme GFX" chipsets are barely TNT2 speed. Heck, I think the VooDoo 5 would be faster than Intel's gfx.. I wouldn't run Splinter cell on anything less than a Geforce3. Splinter cell is a BEAUTIFUL game that deserves running in higher resolutions. -Dj Share this post Link to post
