help i have neverwinter nights problem

[Otaku David]

my processer is screwed up or sumthin

[DopplerZero]

Define processor screwed up. What do you mean? What's the problem it's giving you?

[Pirogoth Wolfblood]

I'm afraid we don't all have ESP. We don't know what the problem is, so we can't come up with a suitable solution. Perhaps you could give us some details? What exactly isn't working with NWN? Did you check the minimum system requirements when you bought NWN?

[Otaku David]

it is slowing down and it skips

[Imaruki]

DavidDude7

it is slowing down and it skips

Are you sure it's not your video card or RAM crapping out on you?

[Pirogoth Wolfblood]

DavidDude7

it is slowing down and it skips

Sounds like you don't have a graphics card that can support the game very well. Perhaps put the game settings down some?

[Otaku David]

it meets most max. and some minimum

[Otaku David]

that to is lowered all the way down

[Imaruki]

DavidDude7

it meets most max. and some minimum

What's your specs?

[Otaku David]

uh i for got how to check

[Imaruki]

DavidDude7

uh i for got how to check

Start, Run, dxdiag

[Otaku David]

no not that

[Otaku David]

Imaruki can i aim you

[Foolish]

his processor skips...i think you may want to replace the needle, as those get worn down after it spins around too many times. we in the biz call the spinning 'clock cycles' but you dont need to get into all the jargon. the needle is called the 'buffer' and it rides on the level 2 cache. when the 'clock cycles' get 'gigahertzed' sometimes they 'megaflop' and then you have to 'unload' your 'frontside bus' and pick up more 'passenger' data. this may prove difficult if your 'BIOS' is 'corrupt'. the 'BIOS' means 'bus in/out spot' which is the door, but we 'computer' people like to make things complicated so we can charge more 'money' to 'fix' things. if the 'BIOS' door is busted then your 'CPU' is 'FUBAR' and needs some serious help. if you cant find a 'sysadmin' who is the person who know everything about everything ever, then look for someone who is typing into their calculator with both thumbs and ask them to help. they got your back because you actually talked to them, and that is a first. enjoy.

[Imaruki]

DavidDude7

no not that

That is how you check, the other way is Start, Right-click on My Computer, click Properites.