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Game Crashing When Overclocked [HELP?!?!?!]

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Hello, I am coming here for support with my ARMA2OA.exe crashing while overclocked, it used to run fine and then randomly it kept crashing, i reinstalled windows and many various option and then restored to default clocks and it runs with no crashed but the fps is really low like 10-15fps in the citys where as with my overclock of 4.4GHz i was on about 40-50 in citys, please no that i had the cpu running like this for the last 6 month in overclock running it fine then this has only just started also it only crashed on arm2/dayz no other games crash. This is a stable oc i ran p95 for 8 or so hours and no crashes temps are fine with a H80i Cooler.

Specs:

Intel i7 3770k

Gigabyte 7850 2GB

16GB Ripjaw RAM

ASRock Extreme4 Motherboard

Game running of a WD Black 2TB

If you need anymore info and I can supply it i will.

Cheers, Flow :)

Pastebin of crash to windows...

http://pastebin.com/hjYzxcBf

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It could be the hard drive. I was having a lot of issues with my old WD 500 gig hard drive. It would run other games fine but not ArmA.

If you have an SSD I would suggest uninstalling then reinstalling to your SSD.

If you don't have an SSD, then you should think about investing in one.

If your WD Black is under 5 years old it could still be under warrantee. take it to a local PC repair shop and get a diagnostic on it. And get it replaced if it is faulty.

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It could be the hard drive. I was having a lot of issues with my old WD 500 gig hard drive. It would run other games fine but not ArmA.

If you have an SSD I would suggest uninstalling then reinstalling to your SSD.

If you don't have an SSD, then you should think about investing in one.

If your WD Black is under 5 years old it could still be under warrantee. take it to a local PC repair shop and get a diagnostic on it. And get it replaced if it is faulty.

I Put it on my ssd and i also have overclocked to 4.4GHz again and it isn't crashing, I think i had a bad cmos so i cleared re oc and it's fine :) But my fps are actually so incredibly low in the citys

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Have you tried disabling hyperthreading?

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Have you tried disabling hyperthreading?

No I have not, I have heard HT can make games like this run slower but I don't see how as this game doesn't support hyperthreading, will i think :3

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Actually, if you go in game and click on the Advance button in video settings. Then just above the resolution settings there is another setting that you need to disable.

I can't remember what it's called but it should improve performance.

The only other thing I can suggest is putting all video settings to low then slowly ramp them up until you hit between 40 - 50fps

Actually you could try the Radeon site and see if they have a suggested video setting for ArmA 2 for your GPU

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Okay I've via google that the Radeon 7850 runs between 44 to 49fps at 1920 x 1080 on Very High settings.

So either turn down your settings or your resolution for better frame rates

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Ah the setting you should disable is "postprocess effects"

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Okay I've via google that the Radeon 7850 runs between 44 to 49fps at 1920 x 1080 on Very High settings.

So either turn down your settings or your resolution for better frame rates

However the gpu does basically shit all in this game ....

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Actually, if you go in game and click on the Advance button in video settings. Then just above the resolution settings there is another setting that you need to disable.

I can't remember what it's called but it should improve performance.

The only other thing I can suggest is putting all video settings to low then slowly ramp them up until you hit between 40 - 50fps

Actually you could try the Radeon site and see if they have a suggested video setting for ArmA 2 for your GPU

Also it's only in citys, if i'm out in forests i get a good 70+......

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There is a lot more detail in cities. Plus zombies plus random players wandering around. All this puts a strain on your hard drive and GPU. Just keep adjusting settings until you get high frame rates

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