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    Question weird error

    ERROR CODE [8000EDIE]
    EXCEPTION!
    CODE {0000005{ACCES VIOLATION} AT IP 044F2E5}
    [IP] 3D FF0000007805 B8FF000000 A255095E
    ATTEMT TO READ FROM ADRESS FFFFFFFF [OR RD/WR LOW MEMORY] EAX=000000B4 EBX=0000007F ECX=00000080 EDX=00000000 ESI=04E1C810 EDI=005E26CC ESP=00C8F6F4 EBP=0000108E C=0 Z=0 S=0 V=0 P=1 [P=1]IS SOMS OOK P=0


    My friend is getting this weird error every time he plays a game.

    It goes like this: He starts the game and about 20 minutes later the game (any game) bomd him out. He formatted and stuff and it still does it.

    Does anyone know whats wrong?
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    same error on the same game? I'd start looking for a patch for the game....
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    no, it's with every game. Quake3, Unreal Tournament, Delta Force : Task force dagger....and a ot of other games
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    My origional guess would be that something is screwed up with DirectX or OpenGL. But you said he formatted so that leads me to believe that it is hardware related. I would say its likely that either his CPU or video card is overheating. If its OC'd unOC it, and get some more ventilation. I guess its also possible his RAM is overheating, but this is unlikely in my opinion.

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    My origional guess would be that something is screwed up with DirectX or OpenGL
    definately not one of them....

    It just may be overheating of one of the components.
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    that's not a bad suggestion... i've had overheating problems that caused things like that...
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    I just talked to my friend again, and asked him if anything inside his pc is overheating. he told me that his brothr borrowed his pc for a while and didn't tell hime that his cpu fan blew. So he recently replaced it. Is it posible that hte cpu took damage from the overheating?
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    If the CPU fan wasn't on? Absolutely, it's possible.

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    Well, he also had a heat sink on. If the cpu took some damage, I think the only option is to replace
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    that would be my conclusion... if the cpu fan goes... the heatsink most likely won't be enough to save it. and usually the cpu will still run after this but the smallest amount of heat will throw errors.
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