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Constant Crashing on new PC
stop the overclock on the CPU at 4Ghz …. the stock speed is 3.6 ..Turbo mode on the FX-4100 runs at just 3.7 (4 cores at load) or 3.8 GHz (2 cores at load)
sorry but , try the game at stock speed before complaining
(edited by Farming Flats.5370)
Bulldozer is a pretty bad implementation. Depending on the application, Overclock may make the cache misses worse. This really kills performance.
stop the overclock on the CPU at 4Ghz …. the stock speed is 3.6 ..Turbo mode on the FX-4100 runs at just 3.7 (4 cores at load) or 3.8 GHz (2 cores at load)
sorry but , try the game at stock speed before complaining
Thank you for your ‘eloquent’ reply.
However, I am not a “PC Expert” like you seem to be, and I purchased this computer with the speed I quoted from a reputable store. I would not even know where to start changing the speed of it, but if this brand new PC can not run a game like this (whilst being able to run the other game I bought – Skyrim – at “Ultra settings”) then maybe, just maybe, the game has a small issue?
(edited by Palleon.1657)
I had this problem for a while but ive gotten rid of the onboard realtech sound and had no crashes all day
Sorry about my reply , I thought you knew that your CPU was overclocked. Overclocking a CPU : it mean that the CPU is running above the specified spec of the manufacturer ….. while it is a common practice for hardware enthusiastic and gamers It also involve a better cooling solution , higher voltage applied to the CPU ..etc…etc.
Certain Vendors will sell such ‘’ Overclocked ’’ systems .. but each system is different and really need to be tested extensively for stability. Guild Wars 2 is highly CPU bound and if your CPU is unstable .. how do you really know what is the problem ? Gw2 or your system ?? Skyrim is the opposite … more GPU bound and less than Guild Wars 2 on the CPU …..
The trader sold you a PC without telling you that it is overclocked or written words .. or any warning ??? not cool ! This system is possibly not stable for this very particular game only … overclocking is a hobby and it is a long process to obtain perfect stability … you just can’t assemble 10 PCs with the exact same components and obtain the same overclocked results … it don’t work that way.
The OP wasn’t complaining, he/she was asking for help. There’s a difference.
Like the others stated, it’s most likely your CPU being overclocked. If you know someone with a decent amount of computer knowledge perhaps they would be willing to help you.
OR, If you feel comfortable doing it, you have a Gigabyte board, reboot and upon reboot hit the delete button (you may have to tap it several times) to get into the BIOS and in there should be a “Load Fail-Safe Settings” Option. This will set all your BIOS settings (particularly the CPU settings) back to stock (no over clock). Hit F10 and select Y to save the settings, then boot up and try the game again.
(edited by Rabbiddog.7690)