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Hey,
I just build a new computer with 1GB samsung ram, X2 4400 and a 6600 GT graphic card. I tried to run World of Warcraft recently and I'm finding it's crashing after a few minutes of play. It doesn't jus tlike freeze the PC or cause an instant restart, but more like....the gfx card isn't putting out any data. My monitor just goes into a flashing mode indicating that there is no data coming through. My computer is still running whilst this is happening so obviously i got a strong feeling it's the gfx card thats the problem.
I haven't had time to try and other games out yet to see if it's just WoW acting up but i will be trying another gfx card tomorrow heopfully. Just wondering what u guys opinions are on this. Do you think it is the gfx card or not?
Also just as a side note, i reduce the gfx core/mem frequency by about 40% just to check if it was a heat problem and it doesn't seem to be that.
Any advice on what to check would be much appreciated.
-Pete
I just build a new computer with 1GB samsung ram, X2 4400 and a 6600 GT graphic card. I tried to run World of Warcraft recently and I'm finding it's crashing after a few minutes of play. It doesn't jus tlike freeze the PC or cause an instant restart, but more like....the gfx card isn't putting out any data. My monitor just goes into a flashing mode indicating that there is no data coming through. My computer is still running whilst this is happening so obviously i got a strong feeling it's the gfx card thats the problem.
I haven't had time to try and other games out yet to see if it's just WoW acting up but i will be trying another gfx card tomorrow heopfully. Just wondering what u guys opinions are on this. Do you think it is the gfx card or not?
Also just as a side note, i reduce the gfx core/mem frequency by about 40% just to check if it was a heat problem and it doesn't seem to be that.
Any advice on what to check would be much appreciated.
-Pete