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February 14th 06, 08:51 PM
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Running slow
Can anyone help?
I am running FS 2004 on an XP Pc that has Dual NVIDIA 6800 XT 256Mb in SLI configuration and a Duel Core AMD 4200 processor but after around half an hour the system starts getting jerky and eventually crashes. Can anyone help on how toset up so this does not happen. Cheers Jamie 
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February 15th 06, 07:16 AM
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Hi Jamie,
Jamie Nicholl schrieb: I am running FS 2004 on an XP Pc that has Dual NVIDIA 6800 XT 256Mb in SLI configuration and a Duel Core AMD 4200 processor but after around half an hour the system starts getting jerky and eventually crashes. Can anyone help on how toset up so this does not happen. Just speculating... Could your system be overheating? Might be either of the GPUs or the CPU or the RAM... First thing I would recommend is checking the temperatures and posting them. If they are too high, you need to increase the airflow in your housing. Tjark
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February 16th 06, 09:57 PM
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Running slow
Tjark
Thanks will try looking at that and let you know how things turn out Jamie "Tjark Nikolai" wrote in message ... Hi Jamie, Jamie Nicholl schrieb: I am running FS 2004 on an XP Pc that has Dual NVIDIA 6800 XT 256Mb in SLI configuration and a Duel Core AMD 4200 processor but after around half an hour the system starts getting jerky and eventually crashes. Can anyone help on how toset up so this does not happen. Just speculating... Could your system be overheating? Might be either of the GPUs or the CPU or the RAM... First thing I would recommend is checking the temperatures and posting them. If they are too high, you need to increase the airflow in your housing. Tjark
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