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Almost every Game Crash with Geforce GTX 260...
HI...
The Problem that I have is, that I got past different times an Blue Screen. Almost every Game Crash past an different time... But an check of all my Hadware change nothing, my Hardware look fine... Even if I "torment" my Grafikcard for longer than an hour with an Nvidia Benchmark in 1920x1200 with 4xAA & 8xAF I got no probs... A heat prob is also not the prob, I got an tool, what tell me the temp, and also by the Benchmark from Nvidia is the Temp by the Grafikcard, by the CPU, and also in the Computer Case, absolut fine... Also an change of the Grafikcard dont change the prob... and also an change of an older driver how has work in the past well dont change anything... even an change of the systehm, from window Vista, to windows 7 and also an "Format C: " dont help... has anyone an Idea? or an solution? Ihave no Idea what else I can make... By the way, the probs I got since the beginning in March, there I was installing an new "Beta Driver"... since this time I got this probs... even as I delet the driver and even past an "Format C:" I have this problem... Bye, DUDI -- http://www.gamestar.de/community/userpages/j/josches/ (Profil by Gamestar) http://www.xfire.com/profile/dudi1969/ (Profil by Xfire) http://www.sysprofile.de/id82547 (MY PC) |
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Almost every Game Crash with Geforce GTX 260...
Is your power supply good enough?
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Almost every Game Crash with Geforce GTX 260...
"Rudolf Kemnitz" wrote in message ... HI... The Problem that I have is, that I got past different times an Blue Screen. Almost every Game Crash past an different time... But an check of all my Hadware change nothing, my Hardware look fine... Even if I "torment" my Grafikcard for longer than an hour with an Nvidia Benchmark in 1920x1200 with 4xAA & 8xAF I got no probs... A heat prob is also not the prob, I got an tool, what tell me the temp, and also by the Benchmark from Nvidia is the Temp by the Grafikcard, by the CPU, and also in the Computer Case, absolut fine... Also an change of the Grafikcard dont change the prob... and also an change of an older driver how has work in the past well dont change anything... even an change of the systehm, from window Vista, to windows 7 and also an "Format C: " dont help... has anyone an Idea? or an solution? Ihave no Idea what else I can make... By the way, the probs I got since the beginning in March, there I was installing an new "Beta Driver"... since this time I got this probs... even as I delet the driver and even past an "Format C:" I have this problem... Bye, DUDI You need to post the system specs details and the BSOD error details for any meaningful advice. Mainboard? CPU? Powersupply? RAID array? Is the system overclocked? Did this start happening the instant you switched cards or just after a beta gfx driver install? The fact it showed up after a Beta driver install may be signifigant.....but uninstalling the driver, or rolling back the driver and having the same issues after a clean reinstall would tend to make me think that's post hoc reasoning. I will give you my opinion that if the system will boot normally, load Windows normally, and run a one hour 3D stress test bench without crashing or rebooting then it's probably not the p/s or the card. You say a complete clean install after a format still generates random BSOD....I eventually traced a similar condition to a flaky HDD controller on one of my Raptors on the RAID array. The Intel RAID controller found issues on a data integrity check and I eventually caught it. I suspected the mainboard RAID controller from the BSOD error report. Random component replacement is not the way to go. From the sound of it, you've already spent days on things that may have been unnecessary..... |
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'Rudolf Kemnitz' wrote, in part:
HI... The Problem that I have is, that I got past different times an Blue Screen. Almost every Game Crash past an different time... But an check of all my Hadware change nothing, my Hardware look fine... .. .. _____ Which games? What CPU? What Operating System? What motherboard/chipset? What voltage/temperature/fan speed reporting applet are you using? What power supply brand, model, price, quality are you using? I haven't used an nVidia display adapter benchmark for two years, but back then nVidia nTune benchmark supplied for checking adapter overclocking was useless. The benchmark checked all the functions for proper operation, but did not require the GPU to use enough power to check for overheating effects. Thus it may be that your nVidia benchmark is not causing as much heat production as the game(s). I suggest the following test (mainly because it is very easy to do) Disable the case fans (and/or raise the room ambient temperature). Run the games that cause the BSOD and check if the crash happens in a shorter time (components will overheat more quickly.) If the BSODs occur in a shorter time, then heat is almost certainly the problem. Most likely the critical overheat will be in the display adapter. The least likely critical overheat would be the power supply. It will also help you get more and better diagnostic suggestions if you supply more detailed information, including - room ambient temperature (I mention this because participants in this Usenet newsgroup live in widely varying climates, i.e. in Atlanta, Georgia USA where I live, this week has daily highs near 91 F ~ 33 C and daily lows near 66 F `~ 19C; very different from your climate, I would guess) CPU temperature GPU temperature motherboard temperature (your parameter reporting applet may label this 'case temperature', but that sensor is actually mounted on the motherboard). Phil Weldon "Rudolf Kemnitz" wrote in message ... HI... The Problem that I have is, that I got past different times an Blue Screen. Almost every Game Crash past an different time... But an check of all my Hadware change nothing, my Hardware look fine... Even if I "torment" my Grafikcard for longer than an hour with an Nvidia Benchmark in 1920x1200 with 4xAA & 8xAF I got no probs... A heat prob is also not the prob, I got an tool, what tell me the temp, and also by the Benchmark from Nvidia is the Temp by the Grafikcard, by the CPU, and also in the Computer Case, absolut fine... Also an change of the Grafikcard dont change the prob... and also an change of an older driver how has work in the past well dont change anything... even an change of the systehm, from window Vista, to windows 7 and also an "Format C: " dont help... has anyone an Idea? or an solution? Ihave no Idea what else I can make... By the way, the probs I got since the beginning in March, there I was installing an new "Beta Driver"... since this time I got this probs... even as I delet the driver and even past an "Format C:" I have this problem... Bye, DUDI -- http://www.gamestar.de/community/userpages/j/josches/ (Profil by Gamestar) http://www.xfire.com/profile/dudi1969/ (Profil by Xfire) http://www.sysprofile.de/id82547 (MY PC) |
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Almost every Game Crash with Geforce GTX 260...
"Phil Weldon" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... 'Rudolf Kemnitz' wrote, in part: HI... The Problem that I have is, that I got past different times an Blue Screen. Almost every Game Crash past an different time... But an check of all my Hadware change nothing, my Hardware look fine... . . _____ Which games? What CPU? What Operating System? What motherboard/chipset? What voltage/temperature/fan speed reporting applet are you using? What power supply brand, model, price, quality are you using? I haven't used an nVidia display adapter benchmark for two years, but back then nVidia nTune benchmark supplied for checking adapter overclocking was useless. The benchmark checked all the functions for proper operation, but did not require the GPU to use enough power to check for overheating effects. Thus it may be that your nVidia benchmark is not causing as much heat production as the game(s). I suggest the following test (mainly because it is very easy to do) Disable the case fans (and/or raise the room ambient temperature). Run the games that cause the BSOD and check if the crash happens in a shorter time (components will overheat more quickly.) If the BSODs occur in a shorter time, then heat is almost certainly the problem. Most likely the critical overheat will be in the display adapter. The least likely critical overheat would be the power supply. It will also help you get more and better diagnostic suggestions if you supply more detailed information, including - room ambient temperature (I mention this because participants in this Usenet newsgroup live in widely varying climates, i.e. in Atlanta, Georgia USA where I live, this week has daily highs near 91 F ~ 33 C and daily lows near 66 F `~ 19C; very different from your climate, I would guess) CPU temperature GPU temperature motherboard temperature (your parameter reporting applet may label this 'case temperature', but that sensor is actually mounted on the motherboard). Phil Weldon "Rudolf Kemnitz" wrote in message ... HI... The Problem that I have is, that I got past different times an Blue Screen. Almost every Game Crash past an different time... But an check of all my Hadware change nothing, my Hardware look fine... Even if I "torment" my Grafikcard for longer than an hour with an Nvidia Benchmark in 1920x1200 with 4xAA & 8xAF I got no probs... A heat prob is also not the prob, I got an tool, what tell me the temp, and also by the Benchmark from Nvidia is the Temp by the Grafikcard, by the CPU, and also in the Computer Case, absolut fine... Also an change of the Grafikcard dont change the prob... and also an change of an older driver how has work in the past well dont change anything... even an change of the systehm, from window Vista, to windows 7 and also an "Format C: " dont help... has anyone an Idea? or an solution? Ihave no Idea what else I can make... By the way, the probs I got since the beginning in March, there I was installing an new "Beta Driver"... since this time I got this probs... even as I delet the driver and even past an "Format C:" I have this problem... Bye, DUDI The Games: Rainbow Six Vegas 1 & 2, Ghost recon Advance Warfighter 1 & 2, Gears of War, Crysis, Tomb Raider Underworld... etc... My PC: Grafikcard: Nvidia Gefoce GTX 260, CPU: Core 2 Quad Q 6600 with 4 x 2,4 GHz, 4 GB DDR2 1066 Ram, Power supply: be quiet! 700w, Mainbord: Ausu P5Q, OS: Windows Vista ultimate, 32 Bit on one Harddrive, and 64 Bit on an other Harddrive, Harddrive: Samsung 750 GB & Samsung 400 GB, with cach of 32 mb, here is an link to take an look on my PC: http://www.sysprofile.de/id82547 I use for contoll the temperature the speedfan version: 4,38. Normal Desktop use: GPU: 50°, Sytem (computer Case): 39°, CPU: 39°, HD: 25°, In High Power mode when I run games, or the Test of FurMark, or Nvidia Benchmarks like: Cascades, Froggy, Medusa, than I got this temperatu GPU: 88°, Sytem (computer Case): 50°, CPU: 50°, HD: 25°, And the Test of FurMark and the Tests of Nvidia work well even more than 1 hour... Only when I Play Game I got Game Crash, and also Blue screens... Bye, DUDI -- http://www.gamestar.de/community/userpages/j/josches/ (Profil by Gamestar) http://www.xfire.com/profile/dudi1969/ (Profil by Xfire) http://www.sysprofile.de/id82547 (MY PC) |
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Almost every Game Crash with Geforce GTX 260...
Top posting here. I bought a Zotac GeForce 9800 GT for Flight Simulator X and there were lots of Fatal Errors. I returned it and bought a BFG GTS 250 and that works like it should.... with no problems. I suggest buying an eVGA or BFG video card. Use the following spreadsheet to compare specs: http://home.comcast.net/~flightsim/nVidia_boards.xls -ed On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 10:03:37 +0200, "Rudolf Kemnitz" brought the following to our attention: HI... The Problem that I have is, that I got past different times an Blue Screen. Almost every Game Crash past an different time... But an check of all my Hadware change nothing, my Hardware look fine... Even if I "torment" my Grafikcard for longer than an hour with an Nvidia Benchmark in 1920x1200 with 4xAA & 8xAF I got no probs... A heat prob is also not the prob, I got an tool, what tell me the temp, and also by the Benchmark from Nvidia is the Temp by the Grafikcard, by the CPU, and also in the Computer Case, absolut fine... Also an change of the Grafikcard dont change the prob... and also an change of an older driver how has work in the past well dont change anything... even an change of the systehm, from window Vista, to windows 7 and also an "Format C: " dont help... has anyone an Idea? or an solution? Ihave no Idea what else I can make... By the way, the probs I got since the beginning in March, there I was installing an new "Beta Driver"... since this time I got this probs... even as I delet the driver and even past an "Format C:" I have this problem... Bye, DUDI |
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In High Power mode when I run games, or the Test of FurMark, or Nvidia
Benchmarks like: Cascades, Froggy, Medusa, than I got this temperatu GPU: 88°, Sytem (computer Case): 50°, CPU: 50°, HD: 25°, Your GPU is hitting 88C during 3D games with Speedfan at max and you think this an OK temp?? This alone could be the issue. A heat prob is also not the prob, I got an tool, what tell me the temp, and also by the Benchmark from Nvidia is the Temp by the Grafikcard, by the CPU, and also in the Computer Case, absolut fine... I use an eVGA GTX 260SSC with the stock cooler and the fan set at a constant 75%. The temp never exceeds 58C in any game or condition. It came with the fan set at 40% and the drivers never ramped it up. This caused temps close to 79-80C caused freezeups and crashing to the desktop in some games. which A GTX 260 that's getting close to 90C is a major issue, period. You are dual booting x64 and x32 Vista, something you also neglected to mention. Under which OS do the issues occur? |
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Almost every Game Crash with Geforce GTX 260...
"Rudolf Kemnitz" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... HI... The Problem that I have is, that I got past different times an Blue Screen. Almost every Game Crash past an different time... But an check of all my Hadware change nothing, my Hardware look fine... Even if I "torment" my Grafikcard for longer than an hour with an Nvidia Benchmark in 1920x1200 with 4xAA & 8xAF I got no probs... A heat prob is also not the prob, I got an tool, what tell me the temp, and also by the Benchmark from Nvidia is the Temp by the Grafikcard, by the CPU, and also in the Computer Case, absolut fine... Also an change of the Grafikcard dont change the prob... and also an change of an older driver how has work in the past well dont change anything... even an change of the systehm, from window Vista, to windows 7 and also an "Format C: " dont help... has anyone an Idea? or an solution? Ihave no Idea what else I can make... By the way, the probs I got since the beginning in March, there I was installing an new "Beta Driver"... since this time I got this probs... even as I delet the driver and even past an "Format C:" I have this problem... Bye, DUDI -- http://www.gamestar.de/community/userpages/j/josches/ (Profil by Gamestar) http://www.xfire.com/profile/dudi1969/ (Profil by Xfire) http://www.sysprofile.de/id82547 (MY PC) HI... My main memory was defect... that was the prob... so I send it back, the next days I get new memory... Till that time I have to use my older PC... :-( thank's for all the help here... :-) bye, DUDI ;-) -- http://www.gamestar.de/community/userpages/j/josches/ (Profil by Gamestar) http://www.xfire.com/profile/dudi1969/ (Profil by Xfire) http://www.sysprofile.de/id82547 (MY PC) |
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Almost every Game Crash with Geforce GTX 260...
HI, I have almost the same system, and seems that I have *the same problem* i have a Intel Q9650 - mem: 3328 a Saikano 630W power unit http://www.saikanotechnology.com/power/fps630/ http://www.toxico-pc.com/review_det.php?idr=540 and the *NVIDIA GTX 260 *Black Edition Im suffering fatal crashes I canot finish the process. "sleep" doesnt work so, RESET is the only way out. SOMETHING REALLY EXTRANGE: if I run "oldies", as IL-2 1946, it chrashes. If I run Call Of Duty 4, CRASHES and... If I run Operation Flashpoint Dragon Rising (fullscreen) CRASHES BUT... if I run OF: Dragon Rising *(windowed)* it never crashes I I run NFS Shift, never crashes AND, FIFA 10, never crashes.. So... some newer games seems to be a safer... and,* windowed games seem to be unafected* but I doesnt know hot to run old games windowed (nor if if possible) PLease, If any had any idea, helpme Im really confused Rudolf Kemnitz;1045427 Wrote: HI... The Problem that I have is, that I got past different times an Blue Screen. Almost every Game Crash past an different time... But an check of all my Hadware change nothing, my Hardware look fine... Even if I "torment" my Grafikcard for longer than an hour with an Nvidia Benchmark in 1920x1200 with 4xAA & 8xAF I got no probs... A heat prob is also not the prob, I got an tool, what tell me the temp, and also by the Benchmark from Nvidia is the Temp by the Grafikcard, by the CPU, and also in the Computer Case, absolut fine... Also an change of the Grafikcard dont change the prob... and also an change of an older driver how has work in the past well dont change anything... even an change of the systehm, from window Vista, to windows 7 and also an "Format C: " dont help... has anyone an Idea? or an solution? Ihave no Idea what else I can make... By the way, the probs I got since the beginning in March, there I was installing an new "Beta Driver"... since this time I got this probs... even as I delet the driver and even past an "Format C:" I have this problem... Bye, DUDI -- http://www.gamestar.de/community/userpages/j/josches/ (Profil by Gamestar) http://www.xfire.com/profile/dudi1969/ (Profil by Xfire) http://www.sysprofile.de/id82547 (MY PC) |
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