Okay, I am wondering of any of you think that heat might be the cause of the crash to desktop problem for me.
I got this laptop as a graduation present and I also got a few different games to go with it, one of them being battlefield 2. I installed, updated and everything and I am able to get in game for a while (usually around 20-30 min) before it crashes to the desktop.
I notice that the laptop gets very warm while playing this game. It gets warm on this game only though, I can run half-life 2 or CS:S everything on high @ 1440x900 resolution and it never gets as hot as BF2 does after 20 min. The fan on my laptop is pretty much constantly running while I play the game but I never here it on while doing anything else, including the other games.
I checked the temp of my video card after playing and it was only 43C so my geuss is that the processor is the one getting warm, I also checked to see how much of my processor it uses and found out it uses about 2/3 of it, which seems like a lot.
I have tried turning the settings down and it seemed to allow me to play longer than when I had them all turned up which also leads me to believe that something might just be getting to warm inside there.
Thanks for any input that you guys might have.
I got this laptop as a graduation present and I also got a few different games to go with it, one of them being battlefield 2. I installed, updated and everything and I am able to get in game for a while (usually around 20-30 min) before it crashes to the desktop.
I notice that the laptop gets very warm while playing this game. It gets warm on this game only though, I can run half-life 2 or CS:S everything on high @ 1440x900 resolution and it never gets as hot as BF2 does after 20 min. The fan on my laptop is pretty much constantly running while I play the game but I never here it on while doing anything else, including the other games.
I checked the temp of my video card after playing and it was only 43C so my geuss is that the processor is the one getting warm, I also checked to see how much of my processor it uses and found out it uses about 2/3 of it, which seems like a lot.
I have tried turning the settings down and it seemed to allow me to play longer than when I had them all turned up which also leads me to believe that something might just be getting to warm inside there.
Thanks for any input that you guys might have.