unresponsive not launching correctly basic mayhem - pc win 7

[AndrewT]

Those temperatures are not too hot at all - in fact suspiciously cool, I have to say. That CPU is basically room temperature which isn't really possible.

Whichever utility you used to get those temps, use the other one I posted above for comparison.

 

[unmerged(512706)]

ok they were through speedfan

using core temp
cpus: 40`C
no gpu or couldn't find it

an speccy cause i love it

cpu 35`C
gpu 25`C

also with HWiNFO64

cpus 35`C
gpu 25`C

gpu-z

24`C

couldnt see the cpu temp on the cpu-z?

 

[unmerged(512706)]

what are you ideas about it being my powersupply iv got a corsair GS600?

 

[unmerged(512706)]

im not intentionally spamming this i just get lonely an the voices begin anyway

for the last 3-4 tries of the game its gone through to load still dropping in an out causing vast graphical errors
but getting to the menu *raises eyebrow*
lets me fiddle an diddle with the settings
lets me check out the different nations etc
click stuff which is just spiffing
an the only upset now is
when i click play it goes to load initializes the load the locks up completely while screaming blue bloody murder at me through the speakers till i hard reset
which is just a normal reset but am abit of a big lad so its a hard reset

 

[AndrewT]

Yes, I simply don't believe those temperatures. I see it's a Gigabyte MB, is this a custom built machine? In any case I think you need to get it looked at professionally, those symptoms have always indicated dying hardware, in my experience.

 

[unmerged(512706)]

well that's a bugger
i will do a fresh install of windows
an when my budget allows get a new psu
i can't really justify going to get my computer repaired when it crashes on just this one game
guess am just one of the unlucky ones
thanks for the time and help anyway fella take care

 

[AndrewT]

PDS games push the video card harder than almost any other of their era. Not because of detailed graphics or high resolutions, but because they offload as much work as possible onto the video processor, to free up the main CPU to deal with the vast amount of data the game uses to model history.

So it's not uncommon that our games failing to run are the first symptom of a hardware fault.