Re: Video card stability test?

Originally Posted by
Eluder
Just wondering if anyone out there can recommend a sure way to test if a video card is stable? Reason I ask is cause my Gears of War keeps crashing on me, even under stock GPU clocks with a VPU recovery message.
Funny you mention GOW I was thinking about posting a question about the same damn thing for a while now. I haven't been able to play the game other that right up to the first fight after getting through the basic training, the game crashes shortly after starting the first real mission. Using Vista32 here, I reinstalled the OS thinking something might have gotten fubar'd, tried cat 8.6-8.8 with my 4850 and it still crashes.
I only found one tiny patch for the game which didn't seem to make a difference.
One game I found that won't tolerate much of a OC with my 4850 is Crysis, if it is OC'd too much it simply gives a quick flash of static and drops to the desktop. Needless to say I can't take my 4850 over 650/1050 for Crysis, other games will run higher but Crysis just kills it right away at anything higher.
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