I believe that there are two types of 'failures.' 1 is when you grind to 'max level' and finish that content.. would you start all over? if no, fail.. 2 is when you get to level 20 and you think to yourself 'oh man 40 more levels of this!?' if yes, fail So for 1 and 2 you would need variety in characters or how they characters 'live out' their 'careers.'
Also i just relalized, if i turn the computer off then turn it back on within a certain amount of time, the computer will boot up normally no problems. im hoping that this will narrow the options down
teldath
Could be an issue with the ground wire in the power supply (if so replacement is only option). Also, try booting up without any USB connections (or try it minus each one at a time).. I've heard of that causing problems with Asus boards. PS: That power supply is -supposed- to last about 11 years, fyi.
Read what antec is saying. Typically if you get a good enough power supply with sufficient wattage, AMP is rarely a factor. For example, my 4870x2 should definitly need more than 18A on the 12v rail supporting the card but my (1000W PSU with 18A on each of the 12V rail) supports it just fine.
AzNs3nSaT1On
Antec: "On a typical Antec multi-rail PSU with a 40A OCP set point, the total power available on each +12V rail through the 6- or 8-pin connector is 40A times +12V = 480 watts each. That's more than sufficient to power the graphics card with power left over, and certainly enough for any multi-graphics card setup available in the market once an additional +12V rail is used." Yes, if you have multiple rails (ex: 2 rails @ 18A each) powering each video card, you're good.
According to CPU-Z my idle temp is about 58 C, and after playing Mafia 2 at full settings for about a half hour it's about 80C. So is that ok? I do have a lifetime warrenty on this card, but I bet it's a real pain to try and use it
gregbmil
Not alarming.. But maybe you could drop down a resolution when you're gaming. Big screen for that aging card. :)
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