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Bizslay 12-26-2006 03:03 PM

Computer is rebooting when i play World of warcraft
 
ok soo i start up world of warcraft and im able to play it for id say 10 to 15 mins an then my comp just reboots itself...

Firefox 12-26-2006 07:45 PM

Specs?

Also I'd check the temp inside your case...

phooey623 12-27-2006 05:26 PM

How would you do that? Check the temp inside the case??

Sami 12-27-2006 06:47 PM

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How would you do that? Check the temp inside the case??
You check the temp of cpu, hard disks etc..
by free software utilities like SpeedFan which monitors fan speeds, temperatures and voltages in computers with hardware monitoring chips. SpeedFan can even access S.M.A.R.T. info for those hards disks that support this feature (almost all :icon_smile:) and show hard disk temperatures too, if supported.

Bizslay 12-28-2006 01:22 PM

system temp gets to around 48c or lower an cpu gets to like 35, umm as far as specs i have a 7800 gtx geforce card 4gigs of ram dont know the motherboard offhand comp is at a computer store atm

Artik2 01-10-2007 10:41 AM

Many things can cause that.
1) Check your memory modules with memtest86.
2) Is your PSU enough?
3) Drivers issue... reinstall them.
4) Temperature... check the temps right after been playing.
5) Video card malfunction.

Firefox 01-10-2007 12:07 PM

Does your computer reboot only when playing WoW or at any other time? Run a few resource heavy apps at the same time and see if you get the same rebooting. If not, then it could be as simple as a bad install of WoW.

If you do I would check your PSU with a multimeter. Have a look at the PSU Guide to get a rough idea of what readings you should get, or refer to your PSU documentation.

If you have just upgraded your drivers then roll them back if possible, if not then I'd download older versions for the GFX manufacturers website.

Have you installed anything new recently? Try uninstalling any new programs and see if your problem goes away.

I can't imagine it to be a memory problem as you would normally get problems when the system is idle as well as when running programs.

Artik2 01-10-2007 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Firefox (Post 4770)
I can't imagine it to be a memory problem as you would normally get problems when the system is idle as well as when running programs.

Not necessary... maybe just a little sot damaged in the memory module And just crash when data cames in that spot... so if you never get your memory full, you'll never will get this error... and only will happen with big memory demanding software as WoW.


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