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First off, Hello. I'm Erich. :tongue:
Recently, I've gotten pretty bored of World of Warcraft, so I decided to go out and buy a new game. I loved the PvP aspect of WoW, so I bought Fury and installed it a few days ago. To my suprise, I couldn't run the game for more than a few minutes before the temperature of my video card sky rocketed to 80 degrees celcius. Artifacts were all over my screen. I shut off my PC immediately and let my card cool off.
Since last year when I bought my PC, I've had a bit of an issue with heating problems, but it would only result in a single object stretching in WoW and I could fix it by minimizing and re-opening the game. I'm guessing because Fury is a newer game that its more then my card can handle?
So, today I decided that I couldnt wait any longer to play Fury and i went out and bought a small fan that i placed under my video card. The only thing the fan did was give me an extra 5 minutes to play until the temperature got hot again. Even when I don't have any programs open, the card's temperature sits at about 50-55 degrees celcius. Shouldnt it be lower?
Random Info:
I have a Geforce 7900 GT
The air is NOT hot where my computer is
It is not packed into a tight space
I dust it frequently (2 to 3 times a month)
and I have a large Case with 4 fans, which are all working.
I'm really confused and I'm not sure what to do, so any support would be appreciated.
First off, Hello. I'm Erich. :tongue:
Recently, I've gotten pretty bored of World of Warcraft, so I decided to go out and buy a new game. I loved the PvP aspect of WoW, so I bought Fury and installed it a few days ago. To my suprise, I couldn't run the game for more than a few minutes before the temperature of my video card sky rocketed to 80 degrees celcius. Artifacts were all over my screen. I shut off my PC immediately and let my card cool off.
Since last year when I bought my PC, I've had a bit of an issue with heating problems, but it would only result in a single object stretching in WoW and I could fix it by minimizing and re-opening the game. I'm guessing because Fury is a newer game that its more then my card can handle?
So, today I decided that I couldnt wait any longer to play Fury and i went out and bought a small fan that i placed under my video card. The only thing the fan did was give me an extra 5 minutes to play until the temperature got hot again. Even when I don't have any programs open, the card's temperature sits at about 50-55 degrees celcius. Shouldnt it be lower?
Random Info:
I have a Geforce 7900 GT
The air is NOT hot where my computer is
It is not packed into a tight space
I dust it frequently (2 to 3 times a month)
and I have a large Case with 4 fans, which are all working.
I'm really confused and I'm not sure what to do, so any support would be appreciated.