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To start off, I would like you to know I have experience with Quality Assurance and i'm a software developer.
I have managed to narrow down the problem, with the 6800GT and the crash Civilization IV would produce.
If you are overriding the AntiAliasing, in the Nvidia Control Panel -> Performance and Quality -> AntiAliasing,
This should be set to "Application Controlled"
I have tested this with 77.77 and the latest 81.85.
You can run in fullscreen mode, and play the game. It will no longer crash->rebooting you system.
If you override the AntiAliasing, and only the AntiAliasing the game will crash.
You can override the refresh rates, overclock, manual override Anisotropic Filtering, etc. Do not override AntiAliasing.
I do not know if this applies to other Nvidia cards aswell, maybe...
Pass this work-around to the Developers!, shame on you for releasing with such a Show-Stopper!!!
I have managed to narrow down the problem, with the 6800GT and the crash Civilization IV would produce.
If you are overriding the AntiAliasing, in the Nvidia Control Panel -> Performance and Quality -> AntiAliasing,
This should be set to "Application Controlled"
I have tested this with 77.77 and the latest 81.85.
You can run in fullscreen mode, and play the game. It will no longer crash->rebooting you system.
If you override the AntiAliasing, and only the AntiAliasing the game will crash.
You can override the refresh rates, overclock, manual override Anisotropic Filtering, etc. Do not override AntiAliasing.
I do not know if this applies to other Nvidia cards aswell, maybe...
Pass this work-around to the Developers!, shame on you for releasing with such a Show-Stopper!!!
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