Crysis 1 always can t be opened, and the screen keeps black

Hello landlord! After entering the game, the screen is black, you quit, find crysis in the bin32 folder, right-click on the properties, compatibility settings, select compatible Vista SP2 mode to run, or right-click on the game shortcut, select run as administrator, and then enter the game.

Processor: Pentium 4 2 Duo 64 2800+ or better under XP; Vista under Pentium 4 2 Duo 64 3200+ or better.

Memory: 1GB under XP; Vista.

Graphics: GeForce 6800 GT, Radeon 9800 Pro or better under XP; Vista under Radeon X800 Pro or better.

Video memory: 256MB

Hard disk space: Sound card: Compatible.

Optical drive: ***-rom

Operating system: Windows XP SP2 or Windows Vista operating system is different.

This game is not supported.

2.Right-click as an administrator to run this game.

3.See if the game support library is installed.

XP floats over perfectly、、、W7 always has such a problem、、I don't believe you change an XP to ensure that you can play、、W7 also always out of the explorer stopped working。。。 It's annoying.、、I'll change it.、 A lot of games w7 are incompatible.。

Theoretically, there are a lot of games that 64-bit systems don't support because of game-driven issues.

Mine is in the same situation as you, but the 32 bits next door can play, have you solved it? How to solve it.

How much is the power rating, what graphics card, what cp6u

3470+660 is sure that the second gear of special effects - high, no pressure, visual inspection is a heat dissipation problem, but reaching the upper limit of the temperature of the graphics card triggers the protection mechanism, pauses the work of the graphics card, and is a little difficult, the design shutdown temperature of the graphics card is generally about 100 degrees, which can only mean that there is a serious problem with the heat dissipation of your case.

It's worth noting that Crysis is more burned graphics card,Burning is not an adjective,It's really high temperature,I560tiRun other large-scale 3D games are about 70 degrees,Only playing Crysis 1 and 3 can soar to 80+ degrees,But 80+ degrees is far from the upper limit of automatic high temperature protection,So it won't be black or blue。 You turn on GPU-Z or Master Lu, and then play Crysis 3 to try, since you said that the screen will go black after playing for a while, then don't continue after you enter the game and enter the map, take 2 steps and switch out, look at the temperature monitoring, and see if the temperature of the graphics card is close to or above 100 degrees. And whether the graphics card dissipates heat well depends on the brand, for example, ASUS's radiator is very strong and the temperature is well controlled, while some brand radiators like the 2-line bottom are relatively shrunk, not to mention the 3-line brand.

As for the CPU, the i5 rarely encounters over-temperature and stops working, as long as there is a small fan spinning, it is basically impossible to exceed the safe temperature range of the design.

If the software detects that it is indeed a problem with the temperature of the graphics card, then the most important thing is to see if there is a problem with the air duct of your host, as well as the placement of your host, such as some hosts are placed in an unventilated corner, and the case fan is still close to the wall, then the entire chassis is basically an incubator.

There is a very rough way to solve the air duct of the case, which is to open the side panel and take an electric fan to blow violently.

It's strange that your configuration is not black enough, and it will be black, which means that your computer configuration is far from the minimum configuration of the game.

Update the graphics driver.

Reinstall the game.

Replace the high-power power supply.

Cloudstar Crysis 1 or Warheads are not recommended, Crysis 2 and 3 are very good.

I saw that many people raised the black screen problem, and finally wrote out the method after a serious summary, the following are common ways to deal with the black screen, I hope it can help you, and I want my answer

Reason 1: The screen will go black if the display is not in good contact. You remove and clean the interface behind the monitor connection to the main chassis, and try to connect it again, being careful not to connect the interface in reverse.

If the contact is okay and it doesn't work, it's best to try a different monitor to determine if there is a problem with the monitor.

Reason 2: The memory module will go black if it is not in good contact. If there is an alarm sound, you open the case and take out the memory module to clean it with anhydrous alcohol or an eraser, replug it once or try to change the slot, and be careful not to plug the memory module upside down.

Reason 3: The graphics card will go black if it is not in good contact. You remove the graphics card, clean it up, and try it back. If the contact is okay, it is best to ask someone to borrow one and try another graphics card to determine if it is a graphics card problem.

Reason 4: The floppy drive will be blacked out if it is not started properly. In order to avoid such situations, you can also cancel the floppy disk boot item in the BIOS, press del to enter the BIOS and then select Advanced BIOS Setup to change it to HDD-0 or IDE-0 when you see floopy.

Reason 5: Fake black screen caused by system settings. You right-click on the desktop, select "Properties", "Screen saver, such as", set no screen or other screensavers, and set the wait time longer.

Reason 6: The screen will go black if the monitor is not set properly. Sometimes the monitor can't withstand the high resolution of the graphics card, so adjust the brightness of the display with a twist.

Reason 7: The screen will be black if the new driver is not added properly. If a new driver that has just been installed has a black screen failure, please go to Safe Mode to uninstall or disable the new driver (Enter "Safe Mode" Method 1:

When the machine is turned on, quickly bridge the liquid and press the F8 button to select the "safe mode" sensitive object. Method 2: First, start running msconfig and enter OK to click the "tab"; 2nd, select "safenoot"; 3rd, click "OK" to save, exit and restart the computer; Fourth, select "Safe Mode" from the Windows XP Advanced Options menu that appears after restarting; 5. Repeat the above steps if you want to cancel the "Advanced Options Menu", the difference is that step 2 deselect "Safenoot".

Reason 8: Improper addition of new hardware will cause a blue screen. Check that the new hardware is plugged in, unplug it, try a different slot, and install the latest drivers.

If it is not for the above reasons, or alternatively, you can use the following common black screen solution first: quickly press the F8 key when booting up the computer and the advanced boot options menu will appear, and then select "Last correct configuration" to boot the computer. 66

Update the latest graphics drivers.

Speaking of configuration, it should be a graphics card problem.