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#1 May 14 2006 at 9:23 AM Rating: Decent
My girlfriend has a NEW HP Pavilion with an Athelon Processor, 984 mhz, 1 Gig RAM, and a Radeon X1300 Vid card with ALL the latest drivers. Its WAY more system than what I am running. Her problem...when she zones about every 3rd time she gets booted back out to the server page. Her character is still active and in most cases she ends up having to re-boot to clear her character. She has tweaked the graphics and turned off the sound to no avail. Needless to say she cannot raid with this system, and even grouping is extremly difficult. What can be causing these unannounced LD's?
#2 May 14 2006 at 10:56 AM Rating: Decent
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I'm no computer expert...but something exactly like this happened to me a couple weeks ago when I accidentally turned my virtual memory off. It was exactly every 3rd zone too. It would boot me to desktop. Thats the only thing I can think of right now. Hope it helps
#3 May 14 2006 at 8:19 PM Rating: Decent
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Possibly a bad relay with your connection? What is your ping speed? Do you notice any burps in your modem's connection?

I have no idea what would cause it, just tossing out some ideas.
#4 May 17 2006 at 1:50 PM Rating: Decent
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disable loading graphics?

when they added the loading graphics to EQ i had the same problem, i just disabled them and all has been well.

you might also want to make sure the box is checked that saves most of the zones info for faster loading times next time. when this box is first checked it will actualy take longer to zone as it is copying the data to your pc, then the next time you visit that zone, you will zone faster and have less chance of going LD.
#5 May 19 2006 at 3:34 AM Rating: Decent
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The MHz you list for the processor are hopefully way off? It sounds as if they stuck an old Thunderbird processor (think 1999 or so) in a new computer, and that seems odd. Click Start, then 'RUN' and type in DXdiag and click 'OK'. Don't panic if the screen goes blank for a few seconds. You will get more information about your system than you'll hopefully ever need, but on the first page, you'll see what processor is in there, along with the relevant BIOS and driver info etc.


Your problem sounds like insufficient RAM to me, which obviously shouldn't be the case with 1 Gb. Download and run a RAM test.

You shouldn't need Virtual Memory, if anything turn it way down, so your system won't spend time loading something from your hard drive, when you have ample RAM for EQ.

Defragment hard drive (just on principle).

Try running EQ without any other programs running.

Try running EQ on her machine but on your Internet-connection.

Good luck!

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