yeah this isnt really for halo, but i cant play it, so it is, i just need help, my puter restarts every time i try to play ANY game, it sux, and sometimes it just restarts automatically.
but yeah my specs r...
amd sempron 2800+ 1.2ghz (terrible), 1.25 gb RAM 333mhz, 160gb s-ata hard drive, GeForce 6200 256mb, thats about it, nothing really matters
ive run spybot search and destroy many times (and in safemode), and nothing is detected, HELP!!!!
computer restarts every time i try to play a game!!! help me
computer restarts every time i try to play a game!!! help me
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Re: computer restarts every time i try to play a game!!! hel
Did you just install that RAM? I can tell it isnt Dual-Channel, (at least from my point of view) because if you got cheap, generic RAM sometimes this causes problems (believe me).Ducky!! wrote:1.25 gb RAM 333mhz
Good brand for RAM: Corsair
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boymonkey130 wrote:hmmm... this might be my problem too, but It jsut started happening a while ago, is there any way I can lose ram?
yeah if it falls outa ur puter
but yeah i just put in a new ram card like 3 days ago, i dono if thats the prob, i also put in a new cpu fan so it doesnt sound like a vacuume, its now my swiffer, anyway no i dont have crashair ram, i have ultra and something else (and it is dual-channel)
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Did you put in any other new hardware? Did you upgrade Halo with the new strings.dll thing and stuff?
Sometimes RAM can be bad, try putting your old RAM in again and see if it happens(yeah its a pain but its worth it). If not, then your RAM is bad and you might want to get a refund and research into the problem(or get a better brand like Corsair, Kingston, GeIL, etc....).
Also, did you overclock that RAM or the Processor? If you put a new fan on, make SURE you put heatsink on the processor. Someone else had a similar problem with GTA Vice City and all they did to fix it was put heatsink on the processor. Your CPU may be overheating so you may need to do that. Your computer's BIOS is probably resetting your computer to save your CPU from overheating. Thats my best guess.
Corsair , Kingston , GeIL, the list goes on..
Sometimes RAM can be bad, try putting your old RAM in again and see if it happens(yeah its a pain but its worth it). If not, then your RAM is bad and you might want to get a refund and research into the problem(or get a better brand like Corsair, Kingston, GeIL, etc....).
Also, did you overclock that RAM or the Processor? If you put a new fan on, make SURE you put heatsink on the processor. Someone else had a similar problem with GTA Vice City and all they did to fix it was put heatsink on the processor. Your CPU may be overheating so you may need to do that. Your computer's BIOS is probably resetting your computer to save your CPU from overheating. Thats my best guess.
Well, it doesnt technically "fall out". If its crappy generic RAM, trash it and get a brand likeboymonkey130 wrote:hmmm... this might be my problem too, but It jsut started happening a while ago, is there any way I can lose ram?

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yo dude thanx its the RAM, my g-pa bought new RAM and i got his old ram, for some reason its makin my puter restart, thats gay, but yeah its fine now. thanxhalofun121 wrote:Did you put in any other new hardware? Did you upgrade Halo with the new strings.dll thing and stuff?
Sometimes RAM can be bad, try putting your old RAM in again and see if it happens(yeah its a pain but its worth it). If not, then your RAM is bad and you might want to get a refund and research into the problem(or get a better brand like Corsair, Kingston, GeIL, etc....).
Also, did you overclock that RAM or the Processor? If you put a new fan on, make SURE you put heatsink on the processor. Someone else had a similar problem with GTA Vice City and all they did to fix it was put heatsink on the processor. Your CPU may be overheating so you may need to do that. Your computer's BIOS is probably resetting your computer to save your CPU from overheating. Thats my best guess.

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