Alert!!! Alert!!! Agchtun!!me grapich card damaged to CLOD???
 

This night, I joined at ATAG server, and I flow 15 mins... and this moument, more shooters and dead screen with this windows (potho made with mobile phone...)


http://fotos.miarroba.es/fo/d7cc/284...214F66693E.jpg

I am very frusted and more angry... this is signal to dead graphics card... And I only play in 80 - 90% il2 Series... now only CloD, but now I dont play more...

I will not play more until CLOD will be more stable and not break my PC...

Me graphics card is GTX 465 1gb ddr5... with the last NVIDIA drivers 296.xxV...
CPU Intel Core Quad duo Q9400 at 3,2Ghz...
4Gb Ram DDR2

A video game isn't going to break your graphics card, but one that uses a high % of load will definitely push your system's cooling ability.

But even then, unless you've messed around with your GPU's firmware/OC your GPU should shut down long before it got hot enough to actually cause physical damage.

shut off pc, unplug gfx card and reinstall, go back to previous drivers. I knew something wasn't going right with all the betas they released, many more than ever before

Not necessarily.

http://ve3d.ign.com/articles/news/53...ds-To-Overheat

http://technorati.com/technology/it/...ting-problems/

http://games.slashdot.org/story/10/0...rheat-in-games

Turn off the epilepsy filter.

Someone should pull down this thread. it is very missleading and no proof.

Roll back your drivers, Check you are using default settings, Turn IL2 COD to default graphics (normal settings not high).

Be very careful to understand the real reasons for your graphics going the way they are before you start blaming gaming software.

now go reset everything and do some tests.

No game breaks a gfx card. Some games do push the cards but all in all it comes down do keeping the computer cool both internal and environment. That means maintaining the computer by cleaning out dust in fans and other parts. I clean my computer every 3rd month and i have never experienced any overheating issue by doing so. Also, using a fan controller software like "MSI Afterburner" and set up a profile speeding up the fans at certain temps is important. Especially if you are gaming several hours straight. You can also set up hysteresis temps where an alarm goes off when high temps are reached.

There are a lot of ways to protect yourself against overheat. Just my 2 cents :)

As if it took a hammer to it. Honestly, you can't blame a game for breaking hardware. It may have been just bad timing that you were playing the game when your card died. Same happened to me whilst playing GTA 4.

Me GPU temp in game not up to 60º-65º... I turn off epilepsy filter... I Cleaned the PC the mounth in mounth... I have a profile NVIDIA ONLY to set fan at 100%.... and always fan in CloD is 100%... Me system is unestable and sometime cant work with him...

But.... Do you not think that Clod works already correctly? I think that this program is unestable and could damage your PC... more black Screen, and more unestable system... in PC med-low performance and Pc´s big performancie... All Pc´s this game is unestable... I played 200 - 300 hours at CloD, the game is very beautifful, but in combat sometimes is imposible play... more shooters, and more game launcher.exe outs...

Me setting in game was: Med-Lower settings...

I play now ROF... but I wish that 1C team launch a patch that solve all problem to game performance, I like more CloD, and I want play with him, but I have a panic to break me PC :confused: ...

Thaks guys for yours coments. See you all.

PD: Me Grapich card not OC, setting factory... Only OC CPU at 3,2Ghzs

Mate that looks like an overheat issue to me in which case you CAN damage your card but its not CoD that done it imo..

you said you've played 200-300hours with no problems? don't you think its a bit strange then that all of a sudden CoD decides to break it for you?

Games don't break hardware, and if it was maxing out your gfx card then you would know long before and would adjust settings appropriately.

This is either a malfunction hardware wise or driver bugs either way associated with heat I would say