Yes I will. After troubleshooting and a number of close and reload cycles, it 'feels' like a memory leak, but with the CPU instead, memory usage never changes. The CPU gets slower with each turn.
I understand that, I have Folding@Home running on my home 'server' that uses all those 'unused' cycles. But even after coming back to it an hour later, how much 'thinking' is the AI doing? On this machine, I try to get real work done, but GalCiv is slowing down even opening other applications to the point, where I'm considering running it in a virtual machine, so I can pause it without having close and r
Win10 (GalCivIII installed after upgrade) Checked the CPU & Memory troubleshooting, will check video drivers in a bit. Even when it's idling, waiting for me to complete my turn, the CPU is maxed. I can understand it when AI is doing their turns, but ... Thanks