EPThas this happened to any of you? Or does some one have an idea of what might be causing this?
EDIT: k so i got a new power supply unit and it works like a charm
Fallout 3 wtf :@
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lesser_good
Canada698 Posts
has this happened to any of you? Or does some one have an idea of what might be causing this? EDIT: k so i got a new power supply unit and it works like a charm | ||
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EpiK
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lesser_good
Canada698 Posts
Core Processor 4800+ 2.50 GHz, 2.00 Go of RAM ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO (512mb) (graphic card box says sapphire hd 2600 pro) | ||
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Hyperbola
United States2548 Posts
# 1GB System RAM (XP) / 2GB System RAM (Vista) # 2.4 Ghz Intel Pentium 4 or equivalent processor # Direct X 9.0c compliant videocard with 256MB RAM (NVIDIA 6800 or better / ATI X850 or better) recommended: * Intel Core 2 Duo processor * 2 GB System RAM * Direct X 9.0c compliant video card with 512MB RAM (NVIDIA 8800 series, ATI 3800 series) * Supported Video Card Chipsets: o NVIDIA GeForce 200 series o NVIDIA GeForce 9800 series o NVIDIA GeForce 9600 series o NVIDIA GeForce 8800 series o NVIDIA GeForce 8600 series o NVIDIA GeForce 8500 series o NVIDIA GeForce 8400 series o NVIDIA GeForce 7900 series o NVIDIA GeForce 7800 series o NVIDIA GeForce 7600 series o NVIDIA GeForce 7300 series o NVIDIA GeForce 6800 series o ATI HD 4800 series o ATI HD 4600 series o ATI HD 3800 series o ATI HD 3600 series o ATI HD 3400 series o ATI HD 2900 series o ATI HD 2600 series o ATI HD 2400 series o ATI X1900 series o ATI X1800 series o ATI X1600 series o ATI X1300 series o ATI X850 series source: http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/55221 | ||
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lesser_good
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ilistis
United States828 Posts
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Infundibulum
United States2552 Posts
try cleaning your fans and see what happens | ||
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lesser_good
Canada698 Posts
On December 15 2008 11:01 ilistis wrote: wtf? The computer shuts itself off? People have been complaining that the game randomly crashes but this is the first time I've heard of this. it does not even reboot its as iff some one pulled the power supply off | ||
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EtherealDeath
United States8366 Posts
My laptop does that sometimes for system intensive games, even if it meets the requirements. Maybe you should add some more fans! | ||
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ilistis
United States828 Posts
On December 15 2008 11:04 EtherealDeath wrote: I think you're overheating o.O My laptop does that sometimes for system intensive games, even if it meets the requirements. Maybe you should add some more fans! Maybe it hasn't happened to me because I have like 4 fans. | ||
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lesser_good
Canada698 Posts
On December 15 2008 11:03 iNfuNdiBuLuM wrote: it may be causing your computer to overheat, which then shuts off to protect itself from damage. try cleaning your fans and see what happens cant be that cus i can barely hear the computer humming while playing and i also got bioshock which works fine and practically needs the same specs | ||
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skuj
United States302 Posts
On December 15 2008 11:06 lesser_good wrote: cant be that cus i can barely hear the computer humming while playing and i also got bioshock which works fine and practically needs the same specs it doesnt get louder when it gets hotter. see if your pc has a program to tell you temps on critical components, if it doesnt find one on google and check it as you play the game. | ||
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Motiva
United States1774 Posts
On December 15 2008 11:13 skuj wrote: it doesnt get louder when it gets hotter. see if your pc has a program to tell you temps on critical components, if it doesnt find one on google and check it as you play the game. Yea, loud != hot Next time it shuts down on you turn it back on immediately and go into the Bios and check your temp if you don't have a prog or can't find one.... If it's not that, update all drivers, and ect ect obv. No idea otherwise. | ||
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traced
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as for your cpu overheating, download coretemp, it keeps a txt log. but again, it may just be a glitch because it's really buggy | ||
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genwar
Canada537 Posts
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EpiK
Korea (South)5757 Posts
On December 15 2008 11:06 lesser_good wrote: cant be that cus i can barely hear the computer humming while playing and i also got bioshock which works fine and practically needs the same specs fallout 3 is more cpu-intensive than bioshock. And how are you so sure that it's not an overheating problem? I would get some compressed air and spray into your case just to be sure. | ||
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404.Delirium
United States1190 Posts
1 From the desktop right-click on My Computer. 2 Click the Properties option. 3 In the System Properties window click the Advanced tab. 4 In Advanced click the Settings button under Startup and Recovery. 5 In the Startup and Recovery window uncheck the Automatically restart check box. 6 Click Ok. If it's rebooting. But I'm sure you meant what you said about shutting down entirely. Try getting SpeedFan, another similar program, (google for it) and giving us your CPU temperature. It may be as simple as ventilation. What case are you using? How many fans? Are they intake or outake and where are they placed? | ||
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CommanderFluffy
Taiwan1059 Posts
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lesser_good
Canada698 Posts
i seem to have 1 fan (i have two thoug  one on mother board and one in case) fan 3013 rpm which seems like a fuck load :s | ||
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gusbear
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but if u wanna skip all that, just open the side of the case and aim a large fan directly into it, if it still crashes in about the same time, it probably isnt heat. Also like what others said, it shouldnt hurt updating everything, from windows, video drivers, game's patches to flashing bios. other stuff to do if u cant fix it: Check Ram, run on one stick or swap with known good ram. Check PSU, swap with a known good one. Reinstall windows. FUN! | ||
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