Yeah, my pc runs at 54 degrees C happily. My other halfs runs at 76 happily! I doubt it's the tempetarure because you've got modern hardware. I have to take the panel off my old computers case in summer, but for 1 it is ancient... and for 2, I overclock the sh** out of it. (It wont be too much of a loss if it explodes :P)
Sounds a bit like a memory leak to me? I'm lucky enough not to have had this problem before.
Have you got 32 bit windows or 64? (or perhaps not at all, ha!) Because 32 bit wont support your full 4gigs of RAM. :P With that amount of RAM I hope you've switched off virtual memory!
(I wouldn't think it's overheating, afterall you seem to have a modern system.)
LOL! For me it was pretty much the other way round. I quit college after the exams at the end of year one so I could move out to live with my other half. We now spend all our free time together playing PC games, mainly multiplayer but sometimes we chill an do our own thing, game-wise. But all our friends are as gaming mad as we are!
LAN gaming with a group of friends is probably one of my top 5 reasons why life's worth living.
You shouldn't quit gaming, you should find friends that have similar intrests! Giving up something you love wont make you happy.
When you first enter the Volcano in Crysis, thats a little disturbing I guess. But I've yet to find a game that really unsettles me. Unless perhaps theres a Teletubbies game out there... That would be mortifyingly disturbing.
I had the same problem with my baby. Does your motherboard have an intergrated Graphics card? Mine did, and I realised I had to plug it into the Motherboards output and switch off VGA mode. :P Sure made me panic at first though! Hope it all goes well.
AVP2 and Primal Hunt addon, and Neverwinter Nights (The 1st one). Though only if you've got mates to play it with. I can't imagine how boring it might be if I'd played NWN on my own. AVP has a great story though, especially if you play through all the races. Single player RPG, I'd say go with fallout 2. I've not played myself (I would very much like to), but I've heard great things.
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