It's going to use most of your computer resources pretty much no matter what. though i don't lag ,it heats up my pc ( which is a new one ), resulting in exesive noise coming from the cpu fan :sad2: Lately, i found out that diablo takes up 99-100% of my cpu while playing the game. Google diablo 2, I've played since Diablo 1 None the less none of the replys contrast to the problem im having. My quad core and graphics cards eats them for breakfeast. have you looked at the requirements to play the game? Last year i did 7 times.ĭiablo II never has ran 100 on my computer. If anyone has any ideas or has dealt with this before leave a reply below. And its only a 80gb so i believe its time to get a 500gb AT LEAST. Im going to revert back to xp, wait for a while to buy a new hardrive and get a new one. If the 2 above fail im going to swap mobos and try again. I bought a new mobo off of ebay and i think this may be the reason, even though i have already used it for 1 week. So i already got me a fresh copy and im going to try it when i get home.Īnother conclusion, is my new mobo. My valid conclusion i can come to is my Windows 7 some how along the way got corrupted. USB mouse, USB keyboard and my USB that contains windows 7 and of course my hardrive. I already tried re-installing windows 7 with no graphics card. Everytime my computer comes back from a restart it goes into the starting servics window that windows 7 has and it starts doing shit and message comes up saying "Windows did not install correctly press "ok" to restart the system and began again."īut i have done this 20 times and the same message keeps comeing up with no other options. This is not usual as i used to always have 2-3 up while playing diablo 2. Even with one simba open it sky rockets to 100%. It would only be at 30% before on my quad core. Recently i have been dealing with my cpu constantly running at 100% for noooooooooooo reason. So I regulary re-format my computer when i feel that its starting to bog down with spyware/virus(s)/trojan(s) etc.
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