New Vegas Crash Fix
Well, then it was a good catch. But generally speaking a pre-built is never a good idea. Most stores will build you one for a small fee if you buy the parts there separately, and it always costs less than a pre-built one.If a mod broke your game, you can try to remove said mod. In many cases it is not enough, you may have to wipe (not just uninstall, but manually delete) the game and reinstall and re-mod it. It happens to everyone with mods, and it is often not some specific mod's fault, you just happened to find a bad mix of them. We just experiment and hope for the best.Also, if you have frequent crash spots, but they are not always at the same instance, then you just have to cop with it. My worst area used to be around McCarran with an average 30 second play time before crash.
I just persevered and played until I finished the area. But if you always get a crash at the same spot even 1 second after loading in, then you have to mess around with your mods. Originally posted by:I dont agree that the FX sucks at this title. I have the 8320That was the magic world.
Fallout New Vegas Pc Crash
New Vegas Crash Fix Mod
The FX 8000 line is good at single-core operations, but everything under it, including the top of the FX 6000 line is not. Believe me, it has been tested and experienced numerous times. If you have an FX 8xxx, you don't have to worry and a number of AMD-using gamers have made this switch to experience significant boosts. But under that games like this suffer, and sometimes suffer in a spectacular fashion (just visit the Final Fantasy XIII boards once to see).