Disabling one of the processor cores seems to prevent the problem from happening. I'll keep this thread around and post my solution as more people with X2s will probably have this problem. (AMD's sync fix doesn't always prevent problems) You can manually disable one core by launching the game, pressing alt-tab, then ctrl+alt+del from desktop and start the task manager. From there, click on div.exe and make sure there's a checkmark only by CPU 0 in the affinity menu. You have to do that everytime you play with this method... What I did instead was use a program called imagecfg, which you can easily find, to patch the .exe to use one core by default. If you download it, throw it in \\windows\system32, go to 'run' on the start menu, type cmd, then adapt the following to your game directory path: 'imagecfg -0x1 c:\program files\beyond divinity\div.exe' and that's it.
