EPTBlizzard Confirms SC2 Overheating Bug - Page 5
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mav451
United States1596 Posts
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Yuma
United States51 Posts
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omnigol
United States166 Posts
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Nuxar
Canada212 Posts
On July 30 2010 14:29 Yuma wrote: OK i added this to the variable files but it doesnt matter were i put it right? just past it in their? Preferably right beneath foliagequality=x and ontop of graphicoptioneffectdetails=x x being a number ofcourse | ||
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Ranix
United States666 Posts
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fryy
Australia103 Posts
Im really hoping it can be fixed or replaced for me. I will be pissed if this bug has fried it and all i get is an expensive doorstop. | ||
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uiotui
United States54 Posts
I added the two lines (modified the values) and now I have it running at 30 fps in the main menus / 120 fps in game... I can't believe the system didn't crash at 300 fps honestly. Also, before the fix, the game was running around 60 celsius in game... now it's back down to 50 celsius. | ||
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snowbird
Germany2044 Posts
Or what does frameratecapglue=30 do? Edit: Seems like frameratecapglue=30 is for the menus and frameratecap=60 is for ingame. | ||
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ToxNub
Canada805 Posts
On July 30 2010 12:31 NidhoGGur wrote: I think most of you are talking out of your ass. Most games designed for modern hardware are GPU bound, meaning the GPU is pegged at 100% use at all times during gameplay. I always run a monitoring tool and can confirm this to be the case with most games. Starcraft sits between 60 and 100% use for my GPU. A menu running at 300fps might be a bit more intensive than 100% use during gaming, but they are both pegging the GPU at 100% usage. Also, it's totally not blizzards fault. My GPU for example has proper cooling, and even heavily overclocked and overvolted, it peaks at 70c in the menus (safe up to 80-90) with 50% fan usage. I have played games (Shattered Horizon for example) that stress my GPU more than this. The fact is, many GPUs are sadly lacking in cooling systems. At the very least the GPU clock/voltage should tone down at high heat, but most of the time you'll just get kicked back to desktop or reboot instead. A newer CPU for example will always throttle clock speed at high heat. which is a much better solution. If your GPU is crashing during the menus, you should dust out your computer, get better case fans, or invest in a cooling pad for laptop cooling. If you're crashing from the SC2 menu, you'll eventually run into other games that will crash your computer as well (especially those of you with DX10/11 capable cards, true DX10/11 games are extremely stressful on the GPU) This. Especially the "talking out your ass" part. | ||
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jjun212
Canada2208 Posts
but back to the point.. so i open the variables text and just add "frameratecapglue=30 frameratecap=60" anywhere in the list or alphabetically then save the text and that's it? gg done? thanks for posting!! glad i found this out early | ||
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Azile
United States339 Posts
Other than the 30 cap in menus instead of 60. | ||
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Argoth.
Germany1961 Posts
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FragKrag
United States11552 Posts
On July 30 2010 16:17 Azile wrote: So what exactly is the difference between this and vsync? Other than the 30 cap in menus instead of 60. Vsync has nothing to do with the 'problem' at hand, and is meant for another purpose entirely. | ||
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Floorz
United States45 Posts
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HOLYCOWBATMAN
Canada51 Posts
On July 30 2010 15:42 ToxNub wrote: This. Especially the "talking out your ass" part. This.^^ and i cant believe how many retards are talking out of their asses... any benchmark program will run 100% capacity of the hardware it is supposed to benchmark, be it memory, cpu , northbridge , gpu.... all your parts should be able to handle 24h of benchmark to be labeled stable... im not even going to start quoting all the retarded claims that have been made here.... but just think about what you are saying for a second... hardware has been made to run at a certain clock, if it cant handle it then its faulty ( should have been sold as a lower category but has not been tested enough or if your gpu is the lowest of his series, not sold at all ) or you dont have the proper cooling. all my hardware is overclocked and i have no problem whatsoever with SC2 or any other game for that matter and i ALWAYS uncap my FPS, i shouldnt say always since i have to cap some games since they have not been designed to run with such high fps ( UT2K4 around 2500+ fps start going crazy on the mouse ). | ||
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FragKrag
United States11552 Posts
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The_Voidless
United States184 Posts
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leeznon
United States255 Posts
Cause I pasted mine alphabetically. | ||
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futtah
Denmark29 Posts
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Bub
United States3518 Posts
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