Discussion R6: Dual core issue on a quad core

[Alpha Radke]

I just upgraded to a quad core I5 no HT CPU just to play R6 since they cut support on dual core with no HT but I still get freeze and crash to desktop right on round start when map/characters are loaded. I started big topics on ubisoft forums and steam forums and had this everywhere on media since I was on dual core. They didn't give any info or detail about what happened or what did they broke it's a crazy CPU list related issue and no one on the big gaming news sites wrote a review about this: 20% of players can't access R6 anymore after Burnt horizon patch. They just told us to upgrade from 2 cores to 2 cores with HT or 4 cores as their system requirements but now I still have this problem unsolved now I'm above the system requirements.... help

 

[rgd1101]

full system spec? include make and model of the psu
what the cpu/gpu temp and usage?

 

[Alpha Radke]

full system spec? include make and model of the psu
what the cpu/gpu temp and usage?

Windows 10 Home
GTX 970 (70c Max, 1 to 7 usage... because idle on home scree? can't join a game to see gaming usage)
Core i5 3470 (55c Max, 40 usage)
8GB RAM
H61M-S2PT Motherboard
Corsair VS650 PSU

 

[TerryLaze]

Check your bios settings to make sure all your cores are recognized,then make sure that windows sees them by opening task manager it should show you 4 processors,if not then
in windows open the Start menu. Click the "Search programs and files" box at the bottom, type "msconfig" and press "Enter." A new window titled "System Configuration" appears.
Click the "Boot" tab at the top of the window.
Click the "Advanced Options" button. A new window titled "BOOT Advanced Options" appears.
Click to place a check in the "Number of processors" box.
Choose all cores.


Also for anybody else reading this who has a dual core check out extreme injector on youtube it works with quite a few games that don't start on duals,it might work with this one as well.

 

[Alpha Radke]

Check your bios settings to make sure all your cores are recognized,then make sure that windows sees them by opening task manager it should show you 4 processors,if not then
in windows open the Start menu. Click the "Search programs and files" box at the bottom, type "msconfig" and press "Enter." A new window titled "System Configuration" appears.
Click the "Boot" tab at the top of the window.
Click the "Advanced Options" button. A new window titled "BOOT Advanced Options" appears.
Click to place a check in the "Number of processors" box.
Choose all cores.


Also for anybody else reading this who has a dual core check out extreme injector on youtube it works with quite a few games that don't start on duals,it might work with this one as well.

I did all of theses things to make sure everything works fine after the upgrade because I didn't want to reinstall the windows