Error messages i have taken for all to see, plz help! thx

[Jecht]

:swear: i am starting to lead towards a heat issue from my crash problems, but i will let you guys have a look at these 3 pictures i snapped directly after i received a " system has recovered from a serious error" message after my full boot. here they are :

http://www.geocities.com/[email protected]/error.JPG

http://www.geocities.com/[email protected]/error2.JPG

http://www.geocities.com/[email protected]/error3.JPG

save picture and zoom if needed, thx

hope you guys can get a better idea of my problem with these pictures, please let me know asap thx bunches

added note: u know why guys , i think its heat, battlefield 2 gets nowhere around 90C , ut2k4 stays around 70C, doom 3 gets as high as 85C, and FEAR...well, that game is crashing at 98-99C!!! everytime too

 

[sabashuali]

added note: u know why guys , i think its heat, battlefield 2 gets nowhere around 90C , ut2k4 stays around 70C, doom 3 gets as high as 85C, and FEAR...well, that game is crashing at 98-99C!!! everytime too

Hmmmmmmm, yup this smells of heat a bit :confused:

Are you serious? Are these the temps that your system reports while playing?

Please read this thread - http://www.hardwareforums.com/showthread.php?t=8109

Please read the first reply by Pelvis.
What are your temps when idle?

 

[Jecht]

yeah those are the temps of those games while playing : ( my idle gpu temps are core=60-62C ambient=45-46C

 

[sabashuali]

Hi

Sorry my bad...

I thought you were talking about your CPU.

Whay don't you search the forum for threads related to GPU temps to see.
It sounds extremely hot though...

 

[pelvis_3]

added note: u know why guys , i think its heat, battlefield 2 gets nowhere around 90C , ut2k4 stays around 70C, doom 3 gets as high as 85C, and FEAR...well, that game is crashing at 98-99C!!! everytime too

With those temperatures, it's to be expected. While the GF 6800 does produce a considerable amount of heat, 90*C and above is ridiculous.
Check that your heatsink is fitted properly on the Video Card, give your case and all other components a good clean with some compressed air or a brush, and i have to say it - AS5, smear some of that heavenly goop on the video card's GPU and see if it makes a difference!