little help

[Trevally.]

For me the rebooting would happen only when a game was running.
Even then it would go for ages until some video or high demand part of the game started.

In SH5 this could happen any time - normally about 30 to 60 mins in.

Mass Effect 2 gave real problems - every cut scene - reboot

Hope you get it fixed without hassle.

[stoianm]

Originally Posted by Trevally.

For me the rebooting would happen only when a game was running.
Even then it would go for ages until some video or high demand part of the game started.

In SH5 this could happen any time - normally about 30 to 60 mins in.

Mass Effect 2 gave real problems - every cut scene - reboot

Hope you get it fixed without hassle.

I had reboots in IEexplorer not in game - i had not time to enter in game - the reebots happends to fast

So you are seeing that the message that sh5 popup for me that my drv is to old it is normal?

[Trevally.]

Originally Posted by stoianm

So you are seeing that the message that sh5 popup for me that my drv is to old it is normal?

Yes - this started a few versions ago

[TheDarkWraith]

Originally Posted by stoianm

So you are seeing that the message that sh5 popup for me that my drv is to old it is normal?

Normal. Did it to me also. But like I said I have no problems with the current nVidia driver I'm using.

[stoianm]

Originally Posted by TheDarkWraith

Normal. Did it to me also. But like I said I have no problems with the current nVidia driver I'm using.

yes i noticed - is because of that i am speaking now with you probably - i instaled the drv sugested and not reboot until now

[Stormfly]

Originally Posted by stoianm

I had reboots in IEexplorer not in game - i had not time to enter in game - the reebots happends to fast

So you are seeing that the message that sh5 popup for me that my drv is to old it is normal?

still on WIN XP here, not shure what WIN7 is doing by default if a so called "bluescreen" is comming up, but there must be also an option to halt the system to be able reading that "bluescreen" without doing an auto reset.

your system have also an eventlog, plz check it.

if you cant find any understanable information from that bluescreen (halted bluescreen) or eventlog entry(s), past them into google...

[stoianm]

Originally Posted by Stormfly

still on WIN XP here, not shure what WIN7 is doing by default if a so called "bluescreen" is comming up, but there must be also an option to halt the system to be able reading that "bluescreen" without doing an auto reset.

your system have also an eventlog, plz check it.

if you cant find any understanable information from that bluescreen (halted bluescreen) or eventlog entry(s), past them into google...

i already did that and was related to vga drv

[stoianm]

Thank you to all that wanted to help me with their adviceds

problem was solved:

solution:

drv 258.96 whql certified

Best regards!

[Trevally.]

Good News

[mobucks]

To All:

Monitor your card temperatures people!

I have mine running at all times and monitor it before/during/after playing games using RivaTuner graph chart.

Anything over 90c is cutting it close, and AFAIK hitting 90c will reboot the computer.

Good luck friends, protect your investment!

[stoianm]

Hi TDW,

you are using antilag or you are using an software for keeping the temperature low for your vga card?

Thanks!