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Originally posted by DeathGiverYes i leave my case door off. All my fans are running at over 2,000 rpm's or more. My video card fan is running at 100%. Right now my computer is at 30C.
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Well it could still be your computer because ut 2k4 is easier on your vid card then bf2 is and the harder your card has to work the more power it draws. I just upgraded to a 6800 gt and also have a 350w psu and I also get reboots now. So im going to have to get a new one but when your looking at power supplys how much wattage (450w, 500w, ect.) isnt the only thing to consider. Your really need to find out how many amps it puts out on the 12v rail. that info would look like this +12v@18A=it has 18 amps on the 12v rail. I would reccomend around 20 amps on the 12v for your card.
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Its the game, not your system. I just laugh now when I hear everybody and their girlfriend jumping on these threads giving people all these elaborate tasks to help their computer run BF2 when in reality the game itself was coded by a pre-pubescent chimpanzee on valium.
If your machine runs all your other 3D intensive games no problem and BF2 folds everytime then its safe to say that it's BF2's shoddy programming. Fingers crossed that the big bad up and coming patch next month will sort things out. Until then just keep plodding away trying different things until your windows installation takes a shite from all the changes that you've made to different deviced and driver settings that you need to reinstall windows.
Can you tell Im peeved with BF2
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Amen brother
I've tryed different things even just ordered another gig of 3700 ram. Not for BF2 just to have 2.5 gigs total. I'm wondering if my having dual channel might be the problem. But over all its the game, punk buster??? Who knows.
It only does it on Multiplayer.
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I'm still having the same problems with CTD and rebooting.
So far I've tried different drivers,total reformat,added another gig of 3200,bought a OCZ 520 psu,pulled hair out etc......
It only happens now and then but it's just annoying when it shouldn't be doing this at all.
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Originally posted by BF2_Joe100% at 30?
you need a new cooler at 100% should be around 20°C! My temps are goeing up if i open my side panel
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I too have reboots during gameplay... at random... I have no cooling problems..
nor is my power supply bad.. freshly formatted hard drive with ONLY nortons,
adaware, and BF2.. strictly a BF2 machine, ALL parts brand new..
I will add this also occurs on my other 3 machines.. periodically..
including a Nvidia 6800gt/256 on a Athlon XP3000 2GB Abit..
Using Fatality An8-Sli AMD 3000/64-2GBDDR3200-ATI PCI-E-X800XL/256 5.7s
I dont think we will EVER fix all these problems.. personally, I believe
the game is just a graphics/resources nightmare for pcs.. The game
engine is buggy.. Look over these forums and you can count no less
than SEVERAL hundred DIFFERANT problems people have with their
machines playing this game..
I have 4 PCS.. with 4 Differant video cards.. dozen or so DDR-3200 512MB chips..
All freshly installed WIN XPs.. no virus' no spyware problems.. I have tested this
game on ALL of my machines, and none of them go an entire day without a crash,
reboot, or freeze. I have also spoken with at least 100 other people who have
come into my store who have purchased this game.. nearly ALL say they have
issues..
I purposely built a PC with above average parts last week for this game.. my
Fatality AN8-Sli with a ATI X800XL/256 PCI-Express 2GB 3200DDR..New HD..
The game runs better.. graphics, load times, max res settings, runs fast.. BUT
it still crashes about 1 out of every 5 games..
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Hey Death, I had the same problem..kept rebooting but my single player worked fine.
Try playing on a server once without Punkbuster. Thats what I did, found out I could play on non PB servers. Never did get it fixed..lost my mind slightly after 3 hrs of trying to find new mobo drivers ( supposedly updated drivers fix the PB crash/reboot thing) and destroyed my disks.
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