Asus 5850, and Starcraft II Help

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I just got a new 5850 and installed it in my computer, whenever I play Starcraft II, it runs fine for a while then I will get a BSOD. I have tried wiping the drivers, and reinstalling them, and even the fixes stated online about framerate caps in the Variables.txt, but eventually it still crashes. I am able to run other games just fine. Could I need to return my card for another one, or is it a problem with Starcraft II. If so is there any way to fix it?
 

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PC Specs:
Motherboard: Gigabyte p55 ud4p
CPU: Intel I5 750 default speeds
Memory: Ripjaw 4gbs (2x2) at 1333ghz
Videocard: Asus directcu 5850 default speeds
HDD: Caviar black 750gb
Caviar green 1.5tb
PSU: CoolerMaster 700w Silent Pro
Dvd Burner: Samsung Super Writemaster


 

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I've been viewing the forums for the last couple hours, but I can't find anything that solves my problem. I an currently running Prime95, and I installed the Catalyst 10.7a drivers. Waiting for that to finish and I am going to give it another shot.
 

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yeah, I read through that thread and they said it helped with the problem for a little while, but did not last. It also said to turn off the audio drivers for the hdmi port on the video card since I am not using them. I am still waiting on Prime95 to finish up, and then I will be set to test again. I will give you an update when that happens.

What is the best program to run to stress test my graphics card?
 

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Your PC is new.

Did you run Prime95 on your machine?
You need to run futumark to stress your GPU
You need to run memtest to check your Memory. BSOD is mostly related defective memory.

Can you provde more detail about your memory "Ripjaw 4gbs (2x2) at 1333ghz
"? What specific brand is that?
You have to establish that you have a stable PC
 

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leon2006

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You can set HWmonitor to save the readings on a file. In that way the last temp reading when the pc hang will be saved on a file.

I agree you should try older version...

I'm using 10.6 but my cards are the older 4890s. I just included the variable.txt framerate clamps. No issues with my hard even on extended hours (> 6hrs)of plays.

Starcraft on NVIDIA cards:
I have no issues on the GTX 280OC as well. The 8800GT encountered rare hang-up before the variable.txt framerate clamps were set.
 

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After all this, now that I am running the game with drivers 10.7a. It seems to be running properly *knock on wood* at the same time though, I am using Vsync. Should I try running the game with vsync off, or should I not press my luck?
 

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