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Proton Experimental adds fixes for various games not running on CPUs with high core counts | GamingOnLinux
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oops, too many cores, no game for u :3
I still remember guides saying to go into BIOS and disable Hyper-Threading or any additional cores if you wanted to play specific mid-2000 games. Then when that wasn't going well, the guides had ways to select core affinity.
I specifically remember Unreal Tournament 3 that would crash with a "Negative Delta Time" error since the secondary thread could process a frame before the first thread and cause time to flow backwards. The more things change, the more they stay the same. haha
sobs in fallout 3/nv modding
I really hope any remaster/remake of those games updates them to 64bit so we can address more ram, and as a result.. have more mods.
cause the ram limitation, even with the 4gb enabler, is the biggest headache for those games.