Ok, let us use this thread as a base to work off of. I'm trying to gather as much info and work out a solution.
From what I've read from people in the past with this error and from recent threads I've come up with my current theories:
1) It seems only ATI video cards have this problem (there is a driver issue here)
2) Your system folder is corrupt, delete it and verify the cache
Reason for theory 1 - People in the past have reported this error going away by either updating their video cards or in some cases rolling back their video card drivers. Now remember, when installing video card drivers it is always best to do a clean install to insure the drivers are not corrupted in anyway or conflicting with the old drivers if something doesn't get overwritten properly by the new drivers.
Reason for theory 2 - Other's have said they recieved this error after playing with there.ini files. This points to either .ini's that are trying to do what their machine can't, or corrupt files in RO that the .ini's are trying to use.
The third alternative theory of the crime is a old Direct X 9.0c build. Why I don't believe this is the culprit others do. Try updating your dirext X with the latest version downloadable on the microsoft webpage.
Can all the people with this error please try the above (updating/downgrading drivers), and deleteing your system folder and verifying your cache and post your experience here.
-New Update --
Ok, recent updates from another unreal engine game have had users report that upping their page file size has helped with the issue.
From what I've read from people in the past with this error and from recent threads I've come up with my current theories:
1) It seems only ATI video cards have this problem (there is a driver issue here)
2) Your system folder is corrupt, delete it and verify the cache
Reason for theory 1 - People in the past have reported this error going away by either updating their video cards or in some cases rolling back their video card drivers. Now remember, when installing video card drivers it is always best to do a clean install to insure the drivers are not corrupted in anyway or conflicting with the old drivers if something doesn't get overwritten properly by the new drivers.
Reason for theory 2 - Other's have said they recieved this error after playing with there.ini files. This points to either .ini's that are trying to do what their machine can't, or corrupt files in RO that the .ini's are trying to use.
The third alternative theory of the crime is a old Direct X 9.0c build. Why I don't believe this is the culprit others do. Try updating your dirext X with the latest version downloadable on the microsoft webpage.
Can all the people with this error please try the above (updating/downgrading drivers), and deleteing your system folder and verifying your cache and post your experience here.
-New Update --
Ok, recent updates from another unreal engine game have had users report that upping their page file size has helped with the issue.