Since this includes a "BF2 Crash" and hardware issues, I am not sure which forum to post... if this is the wrong one, please forgive me.
Specs:
Asus A8N-SLI Motherboard
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4400+
4 Gigs of RAM
nVidia BFG GeForce 7900 GTX OC 512MB GDDR3
240W Power Supply (Not a typo... Yes, I need to upgrade)
Widescreen BF2 (Awww yeah!)
Got a widescreen setup today... Everything installed fine, and working good, but I noticed when I installed the nVidia BFG GeForce 7900 GTX OC 512MB GDDR3 card, I (by default) set all the video settings to HIGH... that included Anti-Aliasing. (set to 4x).
After about 2 min. of playing single player to test everything out, my PC would just shut down completely. Just like I turned the power off.
But I set anti-aliasing back to 2x, and everything is great! I have tested this many times before posting so that I know that this * IS * the problem.
Is this a heat related issue, or is there some other setting I can use to cure this problem while still being able to use 4x anti-aliasing? I have 4 good fans in the chasis... video card is cool to the touch when I opened the case right after a few crashes... Not sure what else to think. Maybe a power issue?
Thanks in advance...
Update: With Anti-Aliasing set to 2x, I was able to play a couple of rounds before it powered off... and the video card was a little hot.
Specs:
Asus A8N-SLI Motherboard
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4400+
4 Gigs of RAM
nVidia BFG GeForce 7900 GTX OC 512MB GDDR3
240W Power Supply (Not a typo... Yes, I need to upgrade)
Widescreen BF2 (Awww yeah!)
Got a widescreen setup today... Everything installed fine, and working good, but I noticed when I installed the nVidia BFG GeForce 7900 GTX OC 512MB GDDR3 card, I (by default) set all the video settings to HIGH... that included Anti-Aliasing. (set to 4x).
After about 2 min. of playing single player to test everything out, my PC would just shut down completely. Just like I turned the power off.
But I set anti-aliasing back to 2x, and everything is great! I have tested this many times before posting so that I know that this * IS * the problem.
Is this a heat related issue, or is there some other setting I can use to cure this problem while still being able to use 4x anti-aliasing? I have 4 good fans in the chasis... video card is cool to the touch when I opened the case right after a few crashes... Not sure what else to think. Maybe a power issue?
Thanks in advance...
Update: With Anti-Aliasing set to 2x, I was able to play a couple of rounds before it powered off... and the video card was a little hot.
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