Curse

SilverRanger · Dec 11, 2009, 06:59 PM // 18:59

Well both the old and new specs post is actually a typo I barely registered, it's running at 3.2 Ghz ever since I bought it. Not really that much of an enthusiast to overclock CPUs.
And I'm reasoning that if the motherboard or the CPU were truly faulty, the whole PC wouldn't even boot up or it would be doing problems at every game, not just Guild Wars. I had a look around the board and didn't see any capacitor problems, so that pretty much left me idealess as to what's going on. Also the motherboard and the CPU is not something I can afford to replace anywhere in the next two years.

Quaker · Dec 12, 2009, 06:04 PM // 18:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by moriz

the only things in common between your old setup and the new one are the CPU and motherboard.

And the OS. Make sure your OS is up-to-date. I used to have crashing problems in XP, which I got around by using ForceCore. When I changed to a legal copy of Vista

, I had crashing problems at first, but after a few rounds of Vista auto-updating itself and some updated drivers, the crashes dissappeared.

SilverRanger · Dec 12, 2009, 09:54 PM // 21:54

Yep, that's updated too. I initially used Windows XP Pro fully updated, now I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate, also up-to-date.

EDIT: I've noticed the last few times that the game crashes while on the loading screen. The loading screen goes black for half a second every time I load any zone and at random during any of the loading, the PC reboots. Before I replaced the PSU, it rebooted randomly in the middle of any map I might have been playing on, now the crashing seems to be limited to zoning. At least until I find out I'm eating my words on that one in the next testings.

EDIT 2: It does crash in the middle of any map, it just apparently didn't get the chance until today -.-