Game Freezing/Mouse Cursor Disappearing

Game Freezing/Mouse Cursor Disappearing

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Posted by: Sarej.3802

Sarej.3802

I never had this issue before but about a week ago my game started randomly locking up about every 10-20 minutes and my mouse cursor will disappear. The game will freeze completely about 2 times for a second a piece and my character will continue to autorun while things get extremely choppy before returning to normal. I have no idea what the issue is at all since this is relatively new. I have no restore points on my PC and I’m on the latest Nvidia drivers.

(I sometimes have driver crashes every few hours but that’s not as big of an issue)

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Posted by: Kyllaa.1385

Kyllaa.1385

Please post your CPU and GPU temps while the system is running idle and also after playing gw2 for about 15 minutes. (2 sets of temps for 2 components)

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Posted by: Sarej.3802

Sarej.3802

Not exactly sure how to tell my temperatures, honestly, but I don’t think my system runs hot as I have tested it before and I have plenty of fans equipped as well as an external fan blowing into the case without one of its sidings in place (which may or may not be a good idea but seems to keep the system cooler).

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Posted by: Sarej.3802

Sarej.3802

Update: The cursor isn’t really disappearing, it’s just locking up.

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Posted by: abomally.2694

abomally.2694

Not exactly sure how to tell my temperatures, honestly, but I don’t think my system runs hot as I have tested it before and I have plenty of fans equipped as well as an external fan blowing into the case without one of its sidings in place (which may or may not be a good idea but seems to keep the system cooler).

Download and run Hardware Monitor – it’s free and will show you your temperatures according to your computer’s built in sensors:

http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html