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Ok, I think I found a solution, and it was as simple as updating my BIOS. KOTOR2 plays a little choppy(it isn't slow or anything, just some screen chopiness) but seems fine other then that. Thanks again for everyones assistance.

I will check out the forums on Tweaks R US. Blazewamp - I have had problems on multiple games. Far-Cry, Half-Life 2, Rome:Total War, and GTA:San Andreas all ran at hyper-fast speeds. I don't know how to explain it other then it is like playing Ultima 5 on a modern rig. It was literally that fast. Cutscenes would go by so fast that you would only see one or two sceens. Many of the controls refused to move at all. I am thinking maybe it could be an issue with the dual core processor as I can't think of anything else.

I tried a fresh install and the drivers from Tweaks R Us. Neither worked. So, I sent an e-mail to LucasArts Tech support to see if they can help. I am also going to try a few more games to see if this is a general issue. Thanks for all you guys help, BTW. It was worth a try.

Hiya, this is my first post here and I am having trouble of a sort with KOTOR 2. I recently got back from Iraq and upgraded my system to a new Dual core AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+, ASUS A8N-E nForce4 AMD Motherboard, and a XFX Geforce 7800GT 256MB video card. I installed KOTOR2, and start it up, and I already notice some problems when I get into the main menu. The guy in the main menu is stuttering at a breakneck pace. Same thing happens in character creation. When I start the main game and go into the Ebon Hawk. All of the character textures are replaced with darkness. There are also other graphics/ texture problems as well. And to top it all off, the character doesn't seem to want to move. I tried the game on my friends computer and no problems. I also had problems with other games (Far- Cry looked fine but played fast, WAY TOO FAST). I updated the drivers and made sure all my games were patched, but nothing changed. I noticed when I did the system scan for KOTOR2 it said that my video card only met the requirements, didn't meet the recommend specifications. I sent my card back to new egg thinking it was defective. That didn't do much good, because I am having the same problems with the new card as I did before. Could it be due to driver issues since it is a new card, or maybe an issue with the dual core processors? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.