In case you're having trouble using the manual version, you could try the Stop Watch:
The second one is a beta version that attempts to set the speedhack automatically it is not very accurate. What's the difference? The first one is non-beta, you'll have to set up the speedhack manually. Powertools is almost the same as Cheat Engine, but does not change the cutscenes at all, keeping them at their original, accurate speed. The problem with CE is that the cutscenes will also be slowed down, so the dialogue, animation and timing is not accurate.Ĭourtesy of Minimaul and IdolNinja, Powertools is one of the well-known solutions for anyone that plays SR2 on Windows 7 (or Vista) with the speedup bug. Now, just click on "Enable Speedhack" and choose which speed you want it to be, for example, 0.95, which makes the game run at 95% of its speed. If you have your Saints Row 2 running, you'll see "sr2_pc.exe". To use CE's Speedhack, all you have to do is, while Saints Row 2 is running, start CE, then click on the little flashing icon to open up the process list.
Here is the link for Cheat Engine: (Just go to "Downloads" and install the latest one.) One of the ways to try solving this problem is using CE's "Speedhack". For now, I'll just show you some of the well-known ones: There are actually various solutions, maybe even more so. This is because frequencies change due to various reasons (voltage, over-clocking, auto-config, etc.)Īlso, it doesn't matter if your CPU has more than one core.Īnd please note that the speedup bug is not related to FPS at all, so VSync and frame limiting won't help at all. Sometimes, even if you have 3.20Ghz and you're very sure it is exactly at that, your game will still speed up. As long as your CPU is at that frequency, your game will run smoothly at normal speed. Saints Row 2 speeds up because you don't have a CPU that runs at exactly 3.20Ghz, which is pretty much the Xbox's equivalent. The reason Windows XP doesn't have it ( that is, it's uncommon, not that it is guaranteed not to happen) is because of old technology, which is a bit on par with Xbox. This is a guide I made to explain why your Saints Row 2 is faster than normal, as well as how you can try to fix it.įirst of all, this speedup bug happens on all systems except XP and it's not for everybody and for every PC, some may not have it, but most of them do. a lot more information, details and probably images). Please note that this guide is subject to change (i.e.
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