Curse

KZaske · Jun 14, 2010, 01:59 PM // 13:59

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Originally Posted by Elder III

you will need to download a temperature monitoring program and see what the temps are when playing GW or another game. I personally suggest www.lavalys.com and download their free version of Everest Ultimate.

Post the temperatures here:

While everest is good, it is also huge. Lots of features and functions that are useful to only a few. I am a person that prefers a small, fast little application. Try Speccy, it fits on a floppy disk is much faster than everest and is also free. http://www.piriform.com/speccy I have tested it quite a bit, the temps are accurate as are the load measurements. There are a few bugs still however they do not affect anything of note. It has trouble detecting crossfire and socket type when using a newer AMD based motherboard.

Ranger Jaap · Jun 14, 2010, 02:03 PM // 14:03

i think i'm going to open my computer(did not do that for a looong time only when i inserted this new videocard.) and try to clean some dust

Ranger Jaap · Jun 15, 2010, 12:34 PM // 12:34

well i opened it and it sure was dusty but the reason my graphics card was overheating. was that the processor was to close to the graphics card and was conducting the heat to the graphic card. so now i need to wait untill my dad is home open it up again and put something between the graphic card. i did not tested guild wars yet because my computers internet is down.

Ranger Jaap · Jun 15, 2010, 11:04 PM // 23:04

tested it and still the same shit i think my videocard is broken. might try a few things now any advice?

Ranger Jaap · Jun 16, 2010, 12:53 PM // 12:53

tryed other game and it froze. R.I.P videocard.

Ranger Jaap · Jun 17, 2010, 10:14 PM // 22:14

mods can close this i found that it has 2 year warranty getting a new one.

moriz · Jun 17, 2010, 11:09 PM // 23:09

there's no need to "put something between" the CPU and graphic card. you'll actually cause it to heat up faster that way, since you've just killed case ventilation.