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Old 16th May 2009, 2:38 PM   #1
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Hey guys,

Every time I play crysis in the game it will crash. When I reboot the computer, it freezes after you see the dos screen. Sometimes I can get into the bios setup and sometimes I can’t. It is really frustrating.

My computer is a quad core 2.8ghz
8gb of ram
1gb graphics card
OS is vista 64bit ultimate

I use a lot of CAD and 3D software for uni. I need crysis running for my design class.

Any help will be much appreciated thanks.
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Old 16th May 2009, 2:48 PM   #2
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This did not need it's own thread, i expect a deletion is imminent so repost in the crysis thread imo.
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Old 16th May 2009, 4:57 PM   #3
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if your PC doesn't even POST sometimes, then it's not a crysis issue..
maybe overheating or faulty hardware..
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Old 16th May 2009, 5:00 PM   #4
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Hey guys,

Every time I play crysis in the game it will crash. When I reboot the computer, it freezes after you see the dos screen. Sometimes I can get into the bios setup and sometimes I can’t. It is really frustrating.

My computer is a quad core 2.8ghz
8gb of ram
1gb graphics card
OS is vista 64bit ultimate

I use a lot of CAD and 3D software for uni. I need crysis running for my design class.

Any help will be much appreciated thanks.
Cheers!
Possibly one of the RAM sticks are faulty.
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Old 16th May 2009, 6:24 PM   #5
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Possibly one of the RAM sticks are faulty.
+1 try using just one ram stick or even better memtest each ram stick on its own.
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Old 16th May 2009, 6:36 PM   #6
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doesnt sound like an issue with Crisis if your PC fails before startup :O
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doesnt sound like an issue with Crisis if your PC fails before startup :O
Thank you I think we have worked that out by now. A badly titled thread doesn't mean we all have to play captain obvious.
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