weird problem!

tehownage

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this is my setup:
amd x2 3800
xfx 7800 gt
a8n sli premium
OCZ 1GB Kit DDR400 CL2.5-4-4-8 (val ram)
Western Digital 250GB 7200RPM 16MB Cache Serial ATA II
xp home edition
on board audio

**after about 2 hours of gaming in warcraft 3 ftf or serious sam 2 animations get very jerky and when i move my mouse the screen flies across super fast and it is impossible to turn when in serious sam, or to scroll the map in warcraft cuz it goes too fast! its not a mouse problem plz help
 
the reason i asked about age of empires 3 is because that would confirm for sure if you needed the patch. honestly i don't think it will fixed anything based on how you've described the problem, but it's something you can put on your list of things to do as you're trying to solve the problem...

by the way, stop posting one thing after another because it'll get you in trouble here. don't bump your message every 10 minutes either..gives it time and eventually you'll get things worked out!
 
Update drivers. Un/reconnect all cables and plugs. Remove dust from heatsinks/fans. Btw, I have a list of things to try, so if these don't work I can just keep going down the list. :D
 
i tried reconnecting everything and dusting the heatsinks but i still get the problem, i also downloaded the latest drivers for my motherboard, processor, video card, and sound
 
did any else have this problem? another thing i noticed is that when you type dxdiag into Run under the start menu and click on display subheading. The direct 3d tests with the spinning cube spin extremely fast that i can't evcen see the writing on it. does anyone else get this?
 
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i know it sounds retarded, but so many times i find that the problem is really simple. Check the mouse sensitivity in the games.
 
naw its not mouse sensitivity because the animation gets weird also when the problem occurs, for rts games it looks as if they're going at 5fps and in first person i get like accelerated and run super fast sometimes ( the weird thing is that these problems occur within atleast 3 hours of playing and they happen less often when my room is very cold, can this possible be my harddrive overheating? its idle temp is about 50 andon load it can reach up to 55,everything else stays in the 30s and my cpu might sometimes reach 44 maximum under load
 
i found the problem, it seemed like it was a problem with my dual core x3800 processor cores interfiering with each other. I downloaded a program called WinLauncherXP and it gives me the oppurtunity to use one core for some programs. Is there any way that i can get around this without using software?
 
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