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I could have told you from the beginning that a game killing a graphics card was ludicrous. That sort of thing is like the old wive`s tales that have no logic to them, but end up being believed by everyone.
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Neonshuffler: Never had a problem with nividia.

Now ati I have 3 cards all die. I still have old cards from the nivida fx series that still run. Play this game no problem with other monitors playing movies/music no problems.

Its your guys setups.
everyone's mileage varies.

ATI is known to make videocard that catch fire, but the last low-end nVidia FX card i owned got fried along with my pentium 4's PSU and motherboard. BUT it lived for 5 years which isn't half-bad for a part that only had a 1 year warranty. i didn't even overclock the system.

also fun video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsQDTB3Na2M
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CustodianV131: A properly working card turns itself off when the temperature gets to high. Sounds like faulty hardware that was going to break sooner or later. Blaming whatever software for a hardware problem is not going to help.

I feel for you though, its really unfortunate.
the computer crashing is its way of protecting itself from overheating? AFAIK intel CPU forces themselves to shutdown when it overheats, not sure about GPU.
Post edited July 04, 2015 by dick1982