subject: Windows 7 system turns off while playing games [print this page] Windows 7 system turns off while playing games
Make sure in the bios you set the video cache thing to like 64mb or higher. On alot of bios the default setting is like 8mb or 16mb. need to up that. Also make sure your computer has proper ventilation with case fans. Organizing the wires in the case to prevent blocking of air flow may help. Make sure there is plenty of space around the case for air to flow in and out. Having the tower in a tight space will constrict the cool air from entering and the warm air from exiting.Make sure in the bios you set the video cache thing to like 64mb or higher. On alot of bios the default setting is like 8mb or 16mb. need to up that. Also make sure your computer has proper ventilation with case fans. Organizing the wires in the case to prevent blocking of air flow may help. Make sure there is plenty of space around the case for air to flow in and out. Having the tower in a tight space will constrict the cool air from entering and the warm air from exiting.Make sure in the bios you set the video cache thing to like 64mb or higher. On alot of bios the default setting is like 8mb or 16mb. need to up that. Also make sure your computer has proper ventilation with case fans. Organizing the wires in the case to prevent blocking of air flow may help. Make sure there is plenty of space around the case for air to flow in and out. Having the tower in a tight space will constrict the cool air from entering and the warm air from exiting.
Make sure in the bios you set the video cache thing to like 64mb or higher. On alot of bios the default setting is like 8mb or 16mb. need to up that. Also make sure your computer has proper ventilation with case fans. Organizing the wires in the case to prevent blocking of air flow may help. Make sure there is plenty of space around the case for air to flow in and out. Having the tower in a tight space will constrict the cool air from entering and the warm air from exiting.
Make sure in the bios you set the video cache thing to like 64mb or higher. On alot of bios the default setting is like 8mb or 16mb. need to up that. Also make sure your computer has proper ventilation with case fans. Organizing the wires in the case to prevent blocking of air flow may help. Make sure there is plenty of space around the case for air to flow in and out. Having the tower in a tight space will constrict the cool air from entering and the warm air from exiting.Make sure in the bios you set the video cache thing to like 64mb or higher. On alot of bios the default setting is like 8mb or 16mb. need to up that. Also make sure your computer has proper ventilation with case fans. Organizing the wires in the case to prevent blocking of air flow may help. Make sure there is plenty of space around the case for air to flow in and out. Having the tower in a tight space will constrict the cool air from entering and the warm air from exiting.Make sure in the bios you set the video cache thing to like 64mb or higher. On alot of bios the default setting is like 8mb or 16mb. need to up that. Also make sure your computer has proper ventilation with case fans. Organizing the wires in the case to prevent blocking of air flow may help. Make sure there is plenty of space around the case for air to flow in and out. Having the tower in a tight space will constrict the cool air from entering and the warm air from exiting.
Make sure in the bios you set the video cache thing to like 64mb or higher. On alot of bios the default setting is like 8mb or 16mb. need to up that. Also make sure your computer has proper ventilation with case fans. Organizing the wires in the case to prevent blocking of air flow may help. Make sure there is plenty of space around the case for air to flow in and out. Having the tower in a tight space will constrict the cool air from entering and the warm air from exiting.
