- Mar 7, 2015
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So one year ago this issue start on my PC when i played games (like AC4, Battlefield, Crysis 2) the game just closed randomly in time, not responding. Knowing that i checked the gpu temp (GTX 550ti) and it was 50c at idle and 95c at full load, and I thought the power supply is bad, (after doing some research, yes it was) so I changed that and a good case with a nice air flow. Now the temperature is 39c at idle, and 91c on full load, yet this issue is still there when I start to play Dragon Age Inquisition and AC4, strangely this issue doesn't appear in some games like Skyrim, Dragon Age Origins & Dragon Age 2 the temps are quite the same, though is a little bit lower (87c) on these games. And I always update my graphics driver until now (347.52), Is this problem come due to overheating or something else? I don't see any artifacts in my games, and it's still playable at 30fps, can you guys help me solve this problem?
Well my PC is very outdated, i'm planning to upgrade soon
Here's the whole specs:
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300 2.5ghz
Mobo: MSI P45-Neo3
Memory: 5GB
Graphics Card: Zotac GTX 550ti AMP! edition
PSU: Seasonic M12 II 620w Bronze (I know it's overkill, but it's for my upgrades later on)
Plus: my plan is i'm going to upgrade my graphics card first, then the cpu, mobo, memory at the same time (1 year after the graphics card), i have a budget around 200-300$ what should i get for the graphics card
Well my PC is very outdated, i'm planning to upgrade soon
Here's the whole specs:
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300 2.5ghz
Mobo: MSI P45-Neo3
Memory: 5GB
Graphics Card: Zotac GTX 550ti AMP! edition
PSU: Seasonic M12 II 620w Bronze (I know it's overkill, but it's for my upgrades later on)
Plus: my plan is i'm going to upgrade my graphics card first, then the cpu, mobo, memory at the same time (1 year after the graphics card), i have a budget around 200-300$ what should i get for the graphics card
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