CRASHES/REBOOTS

[jem777]

Anyone who is having the following please make a post to confirm this

crash/freeze/whole comp restarting

if you are having trouble with those above please mark it in here with your system specs

103F MAX LOAD
AMD64 2800+ (1.8GHZ)
1024 dual channel corsiar
BFG 5900XTOC 128
420 watt power supply
160 gig harddrive
10 gig harddrive
sound blaster audigy LS2
MSI K8Tneo MOBO


This is just to see how many other players are having all the above problems and to see if its "cause we dont have ventilation or too hot" crap is true or not I SAY NAY

[toperzer]

I'm getting random Crashes (Windows protective restart)

P4 3.0 Prescott
1gig dual channel corsair
BFG 5950 ultra
dual 80 gig hds
Audigy 2ZS
ASUS canterwood mobo

Scaring me cause these type of OS crashes can really blow things up

[cadarack]

Same thing here

Amd 1600+
ATI 9700 pro all in wonder
1 gig Ram
audiology 2 sound
linksys nic card


game just randomly crashes or locks up through the day
somtimes its a billion times in a row other times will play for a couple hours then do it

Cadarack

[dandra8]

Amd Athlon XP Mobile Barton 2500+@2400mhz
Gigabyte GA-7N400 L1
1GB Kingston HyperX (dual channel)
80GB Seagate Barracuda IV
40GB Seagate Barracuda IV
BBA 9800Pro@ 390/380 Cat 3.8
Soundblaster Audigy
WinXP Home SP1+all current security updates

Now the funny thing is, if I fresh boot and then play Ryzom I can play for hours upon hours and not get a single crash/reboot. However if I play another game or quit ryzom and relaunch it, I get a crash after about 15 mins of play. I suggest others try this out aswell to see if it fixes the problems for them too, but I still digress, having to fresh boot every time I wanna play is kinda annoying but I'm willing to put up with it because it fixes my crashing probs.

[cjharker]

In about a month of play my game has locked up twice and crashed once. It's very unlikely these are overheating problems, if that is what someone was implying on another thread. Dandra8's description sounds like memory leak issues, but there are a number of other possibilities, too.

Pentium IV 2.4 GHz
ASUS P4B533-E mobo
512 MB DDR-RAM (the brand name is escaping me at the moment, but I think I bought Mushkin)
ATI Radeon Pro 9800 256 MB
Quantum Fireball 30 GB hard drive
Western Digital 80 GB hard drive
on-board sound (don't laugh; it's good sound)
on-board Ethernet connection

[jharker]

Same here. Got three crashes/freeze ups last night during a 4-hour period. Getting regular crashes. Starting to really get annoyed...

AMD Athlon 2700+
Asus A7N8X-DX nForce2 motherboard
512 MB DDR-RAM
GeForce 4 Ti 4200 video card
Maxtor 80 GB hard drive (7200 rpm)
on-board sound
on-board ethernet

[splatula]

Make sure your memory sticks are all the same, same size, speed and manufacture. Turn off any overclock. Turn off any programs running in your system tray. Run Ryzom Configuration and choose Direct3d as your renderer. Make sure all your drivers are up to date and your windows has been fully updated.

Download DirectX 9.0c here: http://www.microsoft.com/directx/