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> My Gpu Overheating When I Play Games.., nVidia GeForce 6600GT overheats and turn off PC
lethal_01
post Sep 3 2008, 07:59 PM
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Usually when a computer shuts itself off, it is due to one of two things; CPU over heating or PSU failing or has inadequate power for the system.

Download Core Temp and enable logging, fire up a game and play till it crashes.

Restart the system and check the Core Temp log file to see the temperature of the CPU during the time of crash.

Report back with the CPU temperature.
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post Sep 4 2008, 11:59 AM
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sorry guyz i cannot use an internet, i post it after few minutes
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post Sep 4 2008, 12:17 PM
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lethal you are totally right, my GPU/PSU not problematic..something with CPU...My game load it up to 80-95%<-WHO CARES hysterical.gif , but temps in cores are high core 1, up to 45 C, core 2 50 C wacko.gif does i need new ventilator, or use thermal paste?

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post Sep 13 2008, 02:37 AM
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QUOTE(~PrEmIuM~ @ Sep 4 2008, 08:17 PM) *
lethal you are totally right, my GPU/PSU not problematic..something with CPU...My game load it up to 80-95%<-WHO CARES hysterical.gif , but temps in cores are high core 1, up to 45 C, core 2 50 C wacko.gif does i need new ventilator, or use thermal paste?

so?
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post Sep 14 2008, 08:33 AM
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45-50*c isn’t bad at all for the CPU; so I wouldn’t think that is the problem.

In a previous post, you say that it was shutting down PC while running dxdiag test. In that case, I would try uninstalling video card drivers, update directx 9c files (August 08), and then reinstall latest video driver.

Also, in device manager ensure all other drivers are installed correctly.

We’re going to need more info:
What operating system are you running?
List your hardware.
Need specs on PSU.
Anything I may have missed.
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post Sep 14 2008, 09:25 AM
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Hmm, i understand, that you reccommend me update to latest driver.., well i dont uninstall driver, i just install beta for a this time + i have dx update (august)
Device Manager shows all normal..


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i just install beta for a this time


Please note that this program is a pre-release beta version of a product and not completely tested to ensure its stability or reliability.

What is beta software?
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After an initial round of in-house testing, software publishers often release new programs to be tested by the public. These pre-release versions are called beta software, usually denoted by a "b" in the version number, e.g., Netscape Navigator 2.0b5. Since the publisher couldn't possibly test the software under all possible conditions, it is reasonable to expect that wider use of the software may uncover problems that were not discovered during in-house testing. The publisher expects to be notified when users find such problems so that the program can be fixed before its official release.

In general, you should expect to run into bugs whenever using any piece of beta software. These bugs may range in severity from minor features that don't work to problems that cause your computer to crash. You should decide whether the benefit of new features in a beta program outweighs the risk of program instability before choosing to use a piece of beta software. You should also be aware that UITS will not have thoroughly tested beta software, nor will the software be guaranteed by its maker, so you should not expect the same level of support as you would receive for an official release version of the program.

The goal of a beta program is to collect information regarding the performance, quality, stability, and functionality of new products in order to iron out the bugs before they are released to the general public. If you choose to use a beta program, you use it at your own risk.


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post Sep 17 2008, 08:39 AM
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hmm all installed/working probperly, but anyway PC shuts off if i play games,run direct 3d test...Any more ideas
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post Sep 22 2008, 01:28 PM
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Maybe its DirectX-after directx august update,PC shuts off...if so, how to remove it...

Maybe its DirectX-after directx august update,PC shuts off...if so, how to remove it...
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post Sep 22 2008, 01:48 PM
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When you turn GPU fan speed up to 100% does the fan get very noisey? - if not then it may not be working.

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yes it noisy.....
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