Has anyone seen this before?

[chuck_555]

HI

 

I've searched and searched but I haven't found anything that comes close. I had to take this photo on my camera as my system freezes and I have to do a manual reboot. This occurs within 3 sec of starting the game about 60-70% of the time. I don't know how to locate or compile an error "log" as I don't have computer smarts. I have Version 1.0.1c, I have reloaded the game twice and it seems to only happen when the updates installed, but I would like to keep them if I can. I have downloaded all the current drivers for all my hardware. I've even played around with the resolution on the desktop... Can someone please help:helpsmilie:

 

My System

 

Intel Core 2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00GHz 2.67GHz

RAM 4.00 GB

Vista 64-bit

NVIDIA GeForce 9800GT

Realtek High Definition Audio

[159th_Viper]

Looks like your GPU is Fried.....

[chuck_555]

thanks viper for the quick reply

 

I thought of that to, but I can run ARMAII, world in conflict etc.... with never an issue at all, so could it be something esle?

[Sabre-TLA]

I'd try completely powering off your system and then powering up again to refresh the vid card memory. Then I'd reinstall drivers or get the latest ones and try those.

[GuntiNDDS]

Could be a memmory problem aswell.

 

If reinstalling the newest drivers doesnt work, try testing your ram with memtest86.

[Boberro]

Wow you have real time Picasso :D

 

I bet memory\drivers and GPU...

try it again without overclocking any components.

[EtherealN]

Try the driver route, but it would be helpful to have a DxDiag output file to look at to see if there's something strange happening in the system (they give a good, almost complete, overview of the driver/hardware combination).

 

Directions on how to do that, if you are unfamiliar, is available in the thread "Troubleshooting - Help us Help you" here: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=44466

[funkee]

Wow you have real time Picasso :D

 

LOL :D

Check your GPU temperature while playing DCS. You can do it with EVGA Precision. Make sure your GPU core and/or RAM ain't overclocked. You may also check the monitor cable (if it's well plugged in).

[Napa]

Reinstall your GPU drivers. First clean all Nvidia drivers with DriverSweeper (can find that for free from Guru3d) and then make a clean install with the latest drivers.

 

I didn't have this problem with DCS but had it sometimes with other games (Mirrors edge and crysis). I have a GTX295 and used the 182.50 drivers.

 

Every time I installed a newest driver the system crashed. So I used this neat software from Guru3d to clean all nvidia and PhysX drivers. Now I use the latest drivers from nvidia and have no glitching problems at all.

[flanker0ne]

I haved a similar problems like your in the past.

Was caused by ram incompatibility, in my case I have 4 GB total ram obtained with:

2x1GB OCZ Flex XLC 1200MHz

2x1GB OCZ Flex XLC 1150MHz

 

With only 2 GB of both kind NO problems