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![]() First let me say that I was able to play the demo fine and yes I've updated my video drivers several times since I encountered this problem. I have been able to run much more demanding games just fine both before and after so it is not a capabilities issue.
So what's my problem. Shortly after I have finished setting up a game and the world has loaded my computer will turn off. Not lock up. Not get choppy and crash. One second I'm running around collecting the starter quests the next it's off as though I'd pressed the power button. This has not happened with anything else and I am completely mystified. Please help. Preemptive thank you-s all around. |
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![]() I would guess that Bluddy is correct and that this is really a hardware overheating issue. Our games tend to be more cpu intensive than gpu intensive so we are more likely to flush out this type of issue than most games.
We do have a way to cap the max frames per second which will limit the cpu usage some. Just open the console by hitting the ~ key, type maxfps 20 and hit enter, and then get rid of the console by hitting the ~ key again. You can use a different number other than 20 if you want but this will only be useful if you pick a number that is lower than the fps you computer can normally get in the game but also high enough that the game is still playable. You can get a fps display by typing fps 1 in the console btw.
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Steven Peeler Designer/programmer Depths of Peril, Kivi's Underworld, Din's Curse, Drox Operative, Zombasite, Din's Legacy, & Drox Operative 2 Patreon |
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I would would take your system in for a check up. Could be that your main logic board has failed in some manner. BTW, don't simply think "the cooling pad doesn't work well enough". I've seen someone return a cooling pad with this exact complaint. Someone who is no longer a co-worker also had overheating issues with their system, but refused to take it in. FYI, an overheating computer is a great frozen food heater (and, yes, I have done that, although usually with bare main logic board prototypes... ![]() |
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