Its a settting some where or optimazation issue. Got it in OCtober 2013 when it was brand new on the market more or less good little card still can play games on high just cooling isn't what it use to be.Īnd yet again this is one of TWO games that do it. Issue with min is card is well past its warranty though :P I even got an MSI gaming editoin built to run cool issue is its not meant to be played for almost half a decade lol. (dust build up is quite common) That is point my pc has 6 case fans and breathes quite well. You may just need your fans cleaning etc. The point is at stock levels your computer should not overheat. Even under full load your computer should not overheat, unless you are overclocking etc, but then again that is bad cooling. If your computer is overheating, then you simply do not have good enough cooling. Originally posted by Ceejay:Also have your cooling looked at. I mean for all I know its an AMD issue I got one but at same time I know my old R9 is on its last legs so I am jsut trying to run out the clock as I got bills to pay before new GPU and rest of it is so old honestly I woudl rather just get new everything then slap another 300 buck GPU into an old 2010 motherboard with a limit of 8gb of ram.
You can lower the FPS limit that should be the fastest way to lower GPU usage, just I would do lower settings first as little bit ugly at 60 is nicer then ulgy and 30 fps :P All I can think of is lower settings and all esle fails for now pick a low fps you are cool with I have had a lot of ♥♥♥♥♥ pc days in the past so 30+ is ok with me, I prefer 60, but not too spoiled to 30. Its hard to play if you know that when you next play the game you have lost everyhting in your possesion. Any Ideas ? I presume this is not happening to everyone. But I am starting new worlds then collecting a few bits saving the world, I then go to main menu and reload the game game loads up fine minus all of my inventory.
Originally posted by asteveman2k3:I have lowered all the settings so hopefully that will now prevent pc over heating.
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