Hi guys, after the update, a few days ago, the game acted weird. When I start it, I can hear the sound of the game but can't see any thing. However there is in the top right corner shown a part of the game but I cant see anything else. I don't know what to do. The only thing I can do is, use ctrl + alt + delete and open taskmanager to get out of it. I also tried to make a screenshot but when I did that, the screenshot only showed the desktop. Please help. Thanks in advance. Petrolhead4Life
Try to delete the games documents folder (in ...documents/my games/simbin) after making backups of the files you'd like to keep (controller profiles, replays etc.). It will be re-created when you start the game again.
Are you using Crossfire or SLI by any chance? Noticed that menu items were flickering in and out while my crossfire was enabled, but remained on screen once I disabled it.
Crossfire and SLI are techniques that enable using two graphics cards combined. If your PC doesn't have two graphics cards there's nothing to en- or disable.
I don't have 2 graphics cards. I game on my laptop. It has a AMD A10-5745M and AMD Radeon R7 M260 graphics cards
Hmm... Are you sure the game actually uses the dedicated gpu ( the R7) and not the integrated gpu of the CPU? You should be able to force the game to use the dedicated card in your gpu's driver software (or via your laptop's bios).
Today I tried to download AMD Catalist Control center so I could force the game to use my dedicated card but when I downloaded the right driver software according to the AMD website, the program said it was the wrong driver for the shared card and didn't recognise the dedicated one. So I don't know what to do know. Do you guys have any idea?
http://support.amd.com/de-de/download/desktop?os=Windows+10+-+64 This is the current driver for your gpu. However, in the release notes you will find that for APUs AMD recommends using a different version, that might cause the confusion. But afaik v16.7.2 should be the correct one for your R7 gpu.
Well I guess it isn't because when I downloaded it, I got a alert that it wasn't compatible with the integrated card. Than I just went along further. But when I did that the computer shut down and said it could reboot windows. So I had to use automatic recovery.
Tbh I don't know how exactly they make their APU's work in combination with a dedicated gpu. Sounds weird that it won't accept the driver that is published for the gpu, but on the other hand, if the PC is using the APU it kinda makes sense I guess.