Games keep crashing!

Priapus · 11 Dec 2007 at 12:50

Howzit Guys,

I've recently got some new games to play with:

1. Crysis
2. CoD4
3. NFS: ProStreet.

Now I only have a problem witht he last two games.

CoD4:

I start the game and do that tranning thing right at the start. It then loads to a new level, where just before it starts the game, I get an error says "iwsp.exe" (I think it's that name) has stop working.

I have tried nVidia drivers, 162 and the 169's no difference. :confused:

NFS: ProStreet:

Yes, I know this game is kinda kak, but still has problems:

When I start the game, all my settings are set to their lowest. So, I change all to full and works fine. But it will randomly crash at no point. With the same error of CoD4. Just don't understand this.

Also, this game would not allow me to have 8x AA and World FX set to high if I had my settings turned on in nvidia's C-panel. I had to set everything to. "Application-Controled." in order for those settings to work, other wise the game would just crash.

My current system specs:

Intel Core 2 Duo E4400 @ 2.8Ghz.
2GB DDR2 667 Memory (2 x 1 GBs)
8800GTS 320MB PCI-E

Any ideas guys? I really want to start playing CoD4!

zytok · 11 Dec 2007 at 13:46

ditch NFS Pro is the best advice I can give.....

alastair79 · 11 Dec 2007 at 14:00

What kind of AntiVirus you got running?? If it's ESET NOD32 then it can think that "iwsp.exe" is a virus

If not then just ignore me

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Priapus · 11 Dec 2007 at 15:20

Nope, running Bit Defender 2008.

Thanks for the replies.

snowdog · 11 Dec 2007 at 15:30

Is your oc stable?
What psu do you have?

Priapus · 11 Dec 2007 at 15:34

Yes it is. Orthos for 16:34Hrs - Stable.

500W Aopen PSU. Don't think it's that.

Oh, I am also running, Windows Vista Ultimate. If that helps.

mks2005 · 11 Dec 2007 at 15:49

How's your GPU temps?

eyetrip · 11 Dec 2007 at 15:55

I kow you think your system is stable at its current OC, but have you tried running stock to see if problems still occur?

Kmodo · 11 Dec 2007 at 15:56

Ice On Fire said:
Yes it is. Orthos for 16:34Hrs - Stable.

500W Aopen PSU. Don't think it's that.

Oh, I am also running, Windows Vista Ultimate. If that helps.

I think the previous guy was also hinting is your OC stable with games. The OC no doubt draws more power have you had orthos running with 3DMARK GPU tests in a loop running? That would surely test if the PSU is stable

Priapus · 11 Dec 2007 at 17:13

The game doesn't even start. It crashes right before it starts the level, while loading. Which leads me to think software related. I did reset the OC = No difference.