Client Crash NOT fixed with today's update.

[Oh Cant I]

<p>Still having the exact same issues since GU58. Whatever was done today did not address that. To date I have:</p><p>Installed DirectX 9.0, googled-found-D3DX9_31.dll and dropped it into the EQ2 file folder, disabled the ATI Catalyst Control Center anti-aliasing and set the refresh rate to match what I have set up in-game, completely turned off the ATI-CC.</p><p>None of those things...done as sugested by others in these forums...has made the least bit of difference. Once a character of mine has crashed with the fatal error message referencing DirectX, I must load that character on another computer in order to be able to play it on my main machine.</p><p>I filed a bug report detailing all of this last week in game...in total frustration.</p><p>If I set the game to windowed mode on this machine, I am able to play for 1-2 hours without crashing, then exit the game, reboot, and start again. That's only if I don't try to zone in and out of the guild hall or my house.</p><p>Using ATI Radeon Xpress 200 which is on the MB in this machine and running Windows XP, home edition. Any more suggestions?</p>

[TSR-DennisG]

<p>The ATI Radeon Xpress 200 is not a supported video card, so you will most likely run into problems trying to play EverQuest II.  </p><p><a href="https://help.station.sony.com/cgi-bin/soe.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=16089" target="_blank">[EQII] Latest Supported Video Devices and Device Drivers</a></p><p>Player housing and Guild Halls tend to have a lot of information that needs to load due to all the items, furniture, pets, etc.  Lowering down your performance setting may help.</p>

[Oh Cant I]

<p>Supported or not, I have been playing EQ2 on that same machine for about 4 years with absolutely no problems...until GU58. Any other suggestions perhaps?</p>