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Old 06-23-2009, 12:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Problems with my 8800GT [NOT BANDWIDTH FRIENDLY]

Hey everyone, I'm been having some problems with my 8800GT it's a guess but i think it's most likely the problem. Now here's the situation, often when playing games like GRID or even The Sims 3 on default settings my GPU temp raises EXPONENTIALLY (as high as 99 degrees C), before you ask I've already blown the dust out of it and that's not the problem. Also sometimes while alt-tabbing i encounter the error shown in the first picture and i never get a pop-up dialog nor do i know where to find it.

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my 8500GT can reach 105C but I don't have good cooling
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my 8500GT can reach 105C but I don't have good cooling
Doesn't it freeze though? My freezes the picture frequently at around 90.
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Doesn't it freeze though? My freezes the picture frequently at around 90.
Different chipset than your card, it can take more heat probably. You have cleaned the fins out, correct?
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Different chipset than your card, it can take more heat probably. You have cleaned the fins out, correct?
Yup.
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Have you check for any bulging or blown capacitors?
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Have you check for any bulging or blown capacitors?
I would but my heat sink covers the whole card so i can't tell.
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Try installing a older driver like 182
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Also, try moving the fanspeed to around 80% and hitting apply, then back to 100%...
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Whoah dude... that's pretty messed up.


I run GRID on like max with the 9600GT @ 1680x1050 and my card never gets past 65.
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