Killing Floor, Windows 7, and You!

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Anzu

FNG / Fresh Meat
May 15, 2009
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I am going out to buy Windows 7 now, but my friend said a bunch of people are having problems with the new KF update because of it.

I looked through the bug report section, and it looked like he was right. So many people were complaining about the game crashing now - and I'd say a good 80% of them had Windows 7.

Is there any official news that Windows 7 and KF don't get along?
Are there any Windows 7 people out there that run it just fine?
[Insert other question here]?

~Thanks
 

Katana

FNG / Fresh Meat
May 14, 2009
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I have Windows 7 64-bit, and it's working okay for me. There's one thing where the game quits and it says a display driver stopped working and recovered; that's definitely annoying, but other than that the game runs okay.
 

Cradle Of Filth

FNG / Fresh Meat
Jul 13, 2009
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There is bug in XP, Vista And Seven !


Ive try on a I7, P4 with each system but still get this king of update related bug ... its not specific to Seven !
 

Nova Rift

FNG / Fresh Meat
Oct 25, 2009
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I have windows 7 32 bit and the only problem I have is my processor can't handle the game that well so it apphang18's on me but its not windows 7 specific its processor specific
 

sper09

FNG / Fresh Meat
May 27, 2009
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It's not uncommon for gamers to have more than 4GB of ram not counting their virtual ram from the video card these days, so buying the 32-bit would be a waste of the unused hardware they purchased. At least, that's why I go with 64-bit and KF is working like it should for me and Win7 RC 64-bit.
 

Das Bose

FNG / Fresh Meat
May 8, 2009
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Sunny Scarborough
Why is everyone using 64-bit now? Is that the latest torrent? ;) Just kidding, but seriously; does no one else care about their 32-bit applications? I want to try out 7 quite badly, but after reading this article: [url]http://www.w7forums.com/windows-7-64-bit-vs-32-bit-t484.html[/URL], I'm not so certain trying 64-bit will be worth it. I don't want to be stuck with lots of **** / drivers unable to work.


All the 32bit apps I use work just fine with Win 7 x64 and I haven't had a problem with drivers yet either. There will be some older kit with issues of course.
 

Katana

FNG / Fresh Meat
May 14, 2009
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Most hardware developers who don't provide 64-bit drivers nowadays are going to be living off dumpster food nextadays. Even ATI has managed Windows 7 64-bit drivers (you can tell I don't think much of them...=p)