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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=103 http://www.ozone3d.net/benchmarks/fur/ | ||
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yks
United States61 Posts
and skyR did misread the wall-of-text-hw-log incorrectly (as you can see when the exact SS of his HW Monitor was posted) which is understandable since it was a wall of text. But they are correct in the sense that cores can have different temperatures. hemp was just too hostile. | ||
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Kolvacs
Canada1203 Posts
(30 for menu screen and 60 for ingame for example) Edit: Either with VSync or via Variables file? Edit 2: I had overheating issues with my laptop, and setting my laptop's max fps for Sc2 down helped. | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
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sky`380
United States49 Posts
It sounds like your entire system is getting pretty hot. Did anything significant happen before you started experiencing overheating? Are all your fans working properly? How many do you have? Is your case well ventilated and free of obstructions (i.e. dust, cables blocking airflow, case out in the open, etc.)? What is the ambient temperature of the room the computer is in? | ||
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Yung
United States727 Posts
On June 15 2011 12:37 JingleHell wrote: I think homedude who doesn't get thermodynamics is a troll account made with the intent of getting into the hall of shame. Or an idiot. Lets vigilante moderate this shit and call him names and poke him with sticks till he leaves. I said the same thing, lol | ||
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LolitsPing
United States285 Posts
On June 15 2011 12:59 sky`380 wrote: I think what he was saying is that your GPU is at 73c even while playing at 1280x1024. Increasing resolution wouldn't make your video card run cooler. It sounds like your entire system is getting pretty hot. Did anything significant happen before you started experiencing overheating? Are all your fans working properly? How many do you have? Is your case well ventilated and free of obstructions (i.e. dust, cables blocking airflow, case out in the open, etc.)? What is the ambient temperature of the room the computer is in? I don't know. I know my brother is a dumbass and watches who knows how many Let's Play from Machinima (when I keep telling him to just save up and buy the games himself).I played normally last night and the night before. Today it just crashed like crazy... I turn my air conditioning on and its always on full blast in my house (about 60-70?) I'm gonna change where the computer is (it's in between teh couch and the desk) and I'm gonna see how that works. | ||
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LolitsPing
United States285 Posts
Erm I have an extra cooling fan in addition to the one in the power supply and processor. I don't have compressed air right now so I have to wait for that... I've been dusting my computer with a featherduster (rofl i know) | ||
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LolitsPing
United States285 Posts
On June 15 2011 12:49 Kolvacs wrote: Do u have the fps in game limited? (30 for menu screen and 60 for ingame for example) Edit: Either with VSync or via Variables file? Edit 2: I had overheating issues with my laptop, and setting my laptop's max fps for Sc2 down helped. I already limited in the variables.txt | ||
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jaj22
United Kingdom1376 Posts
The CPU temperature's not high enough to cause crashes by itself on a stock-clocked system, although it may be a sign of high case temperatures which could cause other components to fail. | ||
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LolitsPing
United States285 Posts
On June 15 2011 15:04 jaj22 wrote: Note that the 5V line is dropping slightly below spec in that HWMonitor shot. Minimum should be no lower than 4.75V. Often a symptom of a faulty, dying or inadequate PSU. The CPU temperature's not high enough to cause crashes by itself on a stock-clocked system, although it may be a sign of high case temperatures which could cause other components to fail. So what is your proposed solution? Open the case? | ||
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Dhalphir
Australia1305 Posts
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Womwomwom
5930 Posts
On June 15 2011 15:04 jaj22 wrote: Note that the 5V line is dropping slightly below spec in that HWMonitor shot. Minimum should be no lower than 4.75V. Often a symptom of a faulty, dying or inadequate PSU. The CPU temperature's not high enough to cause crashes by itself on a stock-clocked system, although it may be a sign of high case temperatures which could cause other components to fail. Agreed with this. Dell desktops in enterprise situations run in worse situations than your system so I'm definitely sure its not overheating bringing your computer down. Hell, people were running old ATi Radeon cards fine close to 100 degrees, granted manufacturing processes from then and now have changed a lot but you get the point - its very hard to actually make a desktop shut and throttle itself due to heat. Especially if its doing this during load, where you are drawing the most power, but this is just a hypothesis. I hate diagnosing computer hardware because its literally impossible to do without spare hardware lying around. On June 15 2011 16:18 LolitsPing wrote: So what is your proposed solution? Open the case? You can try but its probably going to do jack shit because temperatures are probably not your problem because 70 degrees load is nothing. If your GPU is hitting 73c @ 1280 x 1024, the temps will be even higher at higher resolutions How would it. If a card is at load, its at load and its going to put out the same temperatures no matter what resolutions are provided the load stays roughly the same which it should. | ||
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LolitsPing
United States285 Posts
I'll run it through the person and thanks for confirming that its not an overheating problem =D | ||
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S.O.U.L
Latvia149 Posts
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
In Killing Floor, with vsync on, my GPU fans don't even go above 40%, without it, it sounds like a motorcycle drag race when it hits 300+ FPS. | ||
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Womwomwom
5930 Posts
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On June 15 2011 22:16 Womwomwom wrote: That's probably just a case of coil whining from the GPU/PSU/motherboard. My GPU does it too whenever I boot up STALKER or Crysis when those intro scenes get like 1000FPS. Nah, my fans actually spin up. It works harder when it's rendering 5x the frames. I've checked with EVGA precision OSD. | ||
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LolitsPing
United States285 Posts
On June 15 2011 22:16 Womwomwom wrote: That's probably just a case of coil whining from the GPU/PSU/motherboard. My GPU does it too whenever I boot up STALKER or Crysis when those intro scenes get like 1000FPS. actually now that I think about it, I've been hearing some click noises when I'm playing and it freezes temporarily before it completely freezes. I'll open the case and try and listen for the noise. | ||
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ScootZilla
United States37 Posts
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