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HI, my problem is during gaming an error pop up and before it pop up the screen will freeze for a few second but the sound is still ongoing then the screen turn black and with the error. The error looks like this:
DSC00237.jpg

My computer was built and everything was fine untill I installed NFS pro street on it the error comes up so I reformated my PC but it was no help the error only comes up when i play BF2142 or COD4 those high graphic games but warcraft and CSS those games wasnt affected so i was wondering is there anyway to fix this? I am not a comp pro please help me =(

CPU: Intel® Core™ i7
Ram: 3 GB
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285
OS: MSW XP Pro
MotherBoard: P6T Deluxe V2
PSU: Corsair HX 620W
 
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hmm i reinstalled my video driver but now it doesnt freeze like b4 but after a while playing the game turns into pixelized and messed up =\
 
Your video card might be faulty or its overheating.
 
ProStreet (and other NFS games) break DirectX. Try updating DirectX but generally, it takes a format to fix it. :(
 
sounds like the video card is overheating to me.

Those driver crashes are supposed to happen when your video card errors, in order to save your machine from locking up or giving a BSOD.
 
how many fans you have is irrelevant. they dont do anything if they arent cooling the right stuff.

Use the Edit button instead of double posting in the future.


Run this http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/
and post a screenshot of the "sensor" tab, so we can see what temperature its running at.
 
we need a screenshot of the sensors tab :)
 
48C is warm, but not hot. no problems will arise from that.

Can you tick the "continue refreshing" box, and the "log to file" box, and then go run one of the games which crashes.

When thats done, take a screenshot if you can (mousover the high part of the rad bar, to show the highest temp) and post the log file as well.

Basically, we want to see if it crashes when it reaches a certain temp.
 
o but if I crash how do i take a screenshot? ok nvm lol i will give it a try thx
 
thepew said:
o but if I crash how do i take a screenshot?
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of the sensor tab, not the game :)

When i get video driver crashes, often the game crashes but i can go back to windows and do other things - such as take a screenshot before rebooting.

The log file will still be there even if your PC hard locks or reboots, which is why we want that too.


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http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?p=1441224#post1441224
someone else with the same issue. if you can find something the same between your systems (same driver, etc) then we may find a cause
 
Hmm this time I was able to use Task Manager to close the game and get out =O
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This is when I crash
GPU Core Clock [MHz] 702.0
GPU Memory Clock [MHz] 1332.0
GPU Temperature [°C] 61.0
PCB Temperature [°C] 51.0
GPU Temperature [°C] 53.0
PCB Temperature [°C] 51.8
Fan Speed [%] 40
Fan Speed [RPM] 1424
Heres the picture when i freeze:
DSC00244.jpg
 
61C is not overheating. not by a long shot. these cards should be fine at 90C.

normally i'd be looking at your PSU - however since we have another guy with the exact same problem (and very similar hardware) i say you two should be co-ordinating, looking for common software.

Do you both have the latest DirectX, do you use the same antivirus, are you on the same drivers - things like that.
 
CPU: Intel® Core™ i7
Ram: 3 GB
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285
OS: MSW XP Pro (Service Pack3)
MotherBoard: P6T Deluxe V2
PSU: Corsair HX 620W
LCD: Syncmaster 2443bw
DirectX 9.0c
Antivirus : Avast!
DVD/CD-ROM drivers: Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-216D
Disk Drives (SATA): wd5001aals-00l3b2
ACPI Multiprocessor PC
Case: Antec 1200
sigh if I knew that NFS game would messed up my computer I wont even bother buying it =(
 
thepew said:
CPU: Intel® Core™ i7
Ram: 3 GB
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285
OS: MSW XP Pro
MotherBoard: P6T Deluxe V2
PSU: Corsair HX 620W
LCD: Syncmaster 2443bw
DirectX 9.0c
Antivirus : Avast!
DVD/CD-ROM drivers: Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-216D
Disk Drives (SATA): wd5001aals-00l3b2
ACPI Multiprocessor PC
Case: Antec 1200
sigh if I knew that NFS game would messed up my computer I wont even bother buying it =(
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good list - do you have any other programs running? deamon tools, soundcard software, steam, anything at all?

we just need to find something in common, so we can see if thats the cause. Oh, and a format would erase any problems the game caused - so unless you installed the game again, the problem wouldnt come back
 
hmm I have MSN live running, EPU-6 Engine, TurboV, HP Digital Imaging Director, NVIDIA settings, Samsung Natural Color Pro i think thats about it..
O and b4 when I installed NFS and the problem came up it made a sound like a small scream beep sound (from the PC) on some programs.. but after i reformat its gone
 
so both of you installed the same need for speed, and have the problem afterwords? (and the problem went away, after a format/change of OS?)
 
well i'm out of ideas unless the two of you can start finding more things you have in common.
 
sigh... o can i ask one more thing...
I did a speedtest and I got
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but when I download I only go about 365kb/s.
 
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