UT crashes when activating turbo

[ued|Radon]

hi there!

I've a big problem. Everytime, when i activate the Turbo, my ut crashes without any message or something like that.
it just... crashes.

i need help! Really

 

[Shrimp]

Don't just press the turbo button, use the Force, Radon! Will your vehicle faster, I'm sure it'll respond.

OK seriously. What patch version are you running? Also, are you on Windows, Linux? Graphics card and driver versions?

I suspect it's the blur effect which may be causing the problem.

 

[ProjectX]

I suspect it's the blur effect which may be causing the problem.

If it is: you're in luck! The new version has done away with motion blur for a more dramatic effect.

 

[ued|Radon]

i use win xp pro 64 bit, nvidia geforce le 6800, driver, something about 6.14., latest utpatch 3369

and i have two graphicsdriver in my ut-settings: openGL and Direct 3D 9, i'm using opengl, there is the problem, when im using the other one, i can't see shader-textures, brightskins and my ut crashes every 10 minutes... but i can use turbo. thats such a crap..

 

[Shrimp]

Hmm, as far as I know, there are blur issues with OpenGL.

In [Engine.Engine], you should be using RenderDevice= "D3DDrv.D3DRenderDevice", NOT "D3D9Drv.D3D9RenderDevice". Last I heard about UT's D3D9 renderer, it had a lot of problems [and is not officially supported AFAIK].

Either way, I'd really suggest, at the very least, you upgrade your nVidia ForceWare drivers to the latest available (81.something). The 6x.xx series is seriously old. Upgrading your driver may even allow you to play better with the D3D9 renderer, though I strongly suggest using regular D3D renderer above that, and OpenGL.

 

[$n][pErMan]

Damn man .. use the 82.xx betas ... work great!

 

[ued|Radon]

aw.. ok then. the problem is my 64 bit system. i cant just take every driver. but i'll work on it. thx.

@$n][pErMan: ehhm.... no?

 

[Shrimp]

Ah, sorry, I hadn't taken into account the WinXP64, and the lack of available drivers for it. .

Sorry, I have no suggestions beyond what I've posted above .

 

[Shrimp]

Oh, there are up-to-date 64bit nVidia drivers: http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp64_81.98.html