Crysis Error

[importuner]

problem, my pc: Vista 64bit, Intel Core 2 Duo e8600 3.33ghz, Nvidia GTX 260 OC, 4 Ram 800mhz,
I passed the Crysis game already, but now Im replaying it and after a few levels, It crashes with this message: System Failure, Memory Dump Error, saving to hardrive C. and then when it reboots I get this link to the error. I have no Idea what is going on with my pc, PS help me!!!!!!C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP

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[englandr753]

Have you updated your video driver since the last time you played? Your system is exactly the same (no hardware or driver changes)?

It sounds like a hardware or driver conflict to me...

 

[importuner]

I just installed a month ago the Intel core 2 duo E8600 3.33ghz, and the video card has been in it for a year. However I have good news, when I installed the CPU i had to remove my RAM, and put it back again. So yesturday I checked that it was correctly installed, so i reinstalled it again, and today I ran Crysis and nothing happened. Played supper smooth at high settings. So Im guessing that it was faulty. I havent encountered the blue screen of death anymore. Hope its gone for good. otherwise I will go for a new RAM

 

[englandr753]

Great news. Happy gaming...

 

[importuner]

yeahh dude, back to good. Later in the new year I want to build a new G-PC with i7 and GTX 295, along with Windows 7. And finally OC my CPU. Im saving $1500. Think its enough.

 

[englandr753]

I would skip the 295. Get a direct x11 card such as the Fermi. Windows 7 is a direct x11 OS so it only makes sense to get a card that will utilize it.

 

[importuner]

Yeahh I just looked it up, not a bad Idea. I hope Crysis 2 Runs on DX11. That game is the reason why Im building a new pc

 

[importuner]

WOw, that GPU is going to be extremely powerfull. Hope it supports DX11

 

[JackNaylorPE]

yeahh dude, back to good. Later in the new year I want to build a new G-PC with i7 and GTX 295, along with Windows 7. And finally OC my CPU. Im saving $1500. Think its enough.

Unless you change GFX cards more often than once every two years, I'd drop the 295 from consideration. Although DX10 was a complete non factor, most expect Dx11 to be better. However, DX11 won't start to matter for at least 2 years. Yes, the 295 is still "top dog" but the 5870x2 should unseat it around thanksgiving.

Best bet for you, assuming you have 3 PCI-E slots may be to grab a pair of 5850's in Xfire and use your existing 260 as a dedicated PhysX card.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-ATI-physx-patch-gpu,8786.html

 

[importuner]

dude, definitely, Ive been looking at ATI's for a while and I want to try them out. ALways had Nvidia. Ill take your advise into consideration. Thanks. The only problem I have now is that I dont have a job, so in order to get $500+, ima have to look for one. But as soon as I get the $ im investing it in all that high end hardware. Yeahh I dont think games are coming out for DX11 for a few more months.

 

[englandr753]

DX11 games are already growing. It will take off 10x times faster than DX10:

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/102695-13-direct-games-list

Programmers are actually excited by the new capabilities DX11 brings and the new video card releases to support it. DX11 is the way to go, don't waste your money on a DX10 card...

 

[importuner]

those games look AWESOME. cant wait, its going to be an intense summer

 

[techguy5070]

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