running 1 wow, works fine. but when i run 2 crashes to reboot.

[keyclone]

are you running the latest nvidia drivers? what version? did you install ntune? what version?

http://forums.nvidia.com/lofiversion...hp?t52694.html

maybe motherboard / driver issues with ntune?

http://forums.nvidia.com/lofiversion...hp?t34058.html

[ozzy1133]

i just ran a memory test and no errors were found.. any other ideas?

what specs are we looking at for this system?
does it crash as soon as you try to open the second WoW, or does it take a few minutes?

AMD Athlon 64x2 dual core processor 6000+ 3.10 GHz
Windows 64x bit vista

Two sticks of 2GB corsair 6400

500w Powersuppy, Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-S2H motherboard, EVGA 9800 gt

[ozzy1133]

are you running the latest nvidia drivers? what version? did you install ntune? what version?

http://forums.nvidia.com/lofiversion...hp?t52694.html

maybe motherboard / driver issues with ntune?

http://forums.nvidia.com/lofiversion...hp?t34058.html

yes i have all my updated drivers.

[keyclone]

maybe try uninstalling ntune ... the posters on those threads seemed to have problems originating with ntune

[ozzy1133]

the problems were occuring before i had ntune installed, but i guess im just going to have to live with a gimp computer that only can handle one wow.

[pengwynman]

the problems were occuring before i had ntune installed, but i guess im just going to have to live with a gimp computer that only can handle one wow.

format and reinstall!

[BruceLeroy]

Ozzy, I've been doing more troubleshooting on my new PC since we "talked". I noticed you have the same video card as mine...shock shock (same original Ram, Motherboard, OS, and now Video Card...and both PCs crash....hmmm). It seems there are a lot of issues with this video card running way too hot. I upgraded my case to the Antec 900, but my issue didn't change. I figured that case would be all the cooling I needed. I found some suggestions to download Rivatuner and up the video card fan speed as with our card, it seems to be set low for the noise factor. I set the fan speed up to 50%. I also underclocked the card about 12% (painful to do since I love to overclock everything I can). I ran two monitors with 3 copies of Wow for about 7 hours this morning with absolutely no issues. I wont say it's fixed it until I give it a few more days, but I wanted to give you something to try since the weekend is coming up and it's hard to have fun when the PC keeps crashing. Good Luck!