I was playing Medal of Honor Allied Assault and it crashed again..Weird because this only happens every once in a while it looks like. Forgot to mention my video card is recertified (refurbished) from EVGA.
The adapter has both a 6-pin and an 8-pin socket (kind of like a splitter) which I had connected to 1 cable. Anyways, I have 2 cables from the PSU connected to it and it hasn't crashed since so that might of been the problem.
What I meant was I have 1 cable with an adapter that has 2 wires a 6 pin and a 8pin plugged into my video card. I plugged 2 cables in and it didn't crash but I only played for about 15 minutes but before it would crash within 1 minute so I might of fixed the problem..
My RAM is set to the correct voltages and timings. Could it be because only 1 PCI-E connecter with a 6pin to 6pin/8pin adapter is plugged in to my video card?
Not sure if this is the place to put this but.... I basically upgraded my whole PC, new motherboard, graphics card, CPU, and RAM. Whenever I would play a game like Call of Duty 4 my computer will simply shutdown no blue screen or anything but, when I'm doing everything else such a web surfing...
I recently installed my new motherboard, graphics card, and RAM. When I boot it would BSOD right when it hits the loading screen even in safe-mode. Memory is set to the correct voltage/timings.
Motherboard: ASUS P5Q Pro
Graphics Card: GeForce 9800 GX2
RAM: 3G G.Skill DDR2-1066
I need a cheap (below $160) and reliable motherboard for my Intel Extreme Edition processor. I'm not in need for a SLi or Crossfire motherboard but it wouldn't hurt.
Thanks,
calib3r