84°C on extremal settings on GTX 465. Still alive and running.
Last game that gives my card 84°C was metro 2033 on maximum settings.

troll

Your card would have died to any demanding application. It was just old and on it's way out.

LOL at blaming a game for killing your card. This must be a troll though, so I just got caught

If my card sets on fire, please burn my house down while no one is inside. I'd like that insurance policy i got on it to buy a condo on a coast.

Your card would have died to any demanding application. It was just old and on it's way out.

LOL at blaming a game for killing your card. This must be a troll though, so I just got caught

So... if your brain is full with drugs, there is no way to blame the drugs load but your old brain?

god sake
this game gives no any load for video card...

Your card would have died to any demanding application. It was just old and on it's way out.

LOL at blaming a game for killing your card. This must be a troll though, so I just got caught

So... if your brain is full with drugs, there is no way to blame the drugs load but your old brain?


Well, since a video card is SUPPOSED to play games, and drugs are clearly not a brain's normal state, your attempt at a witty retort has apparently just backfired.

Your card would have died to any demanding application. It was just old and on it's way out.

LOL at blaming a game for killing your card. This must be a troll though, so I just got caught

So... if your brain is full with drugs, there is no way to blame the drugs load but your old brain?


Well, since a video card is SUPPOSED to play games, and drugs are clearly not a brain's normal state, your attempt at a witty retort has apparently just backfired.

Brain have equivalent natural drugs but nobody stay that way too long... my point is this: no any demanding app force my card to die, just this game...

Its Antec NSK 6500
http://www.antec.com/specs/NSK6500_spe.html

You should post you CPU and whether you overclock anything in your system. Plus you should say exactly what the PSU is, I would assume that if it came with your case it would be a fairly low quality generic device. http://educations.newegg.com/tool/psucalc/index.html Look here for a simple watts calculator.

The recommended minimum for a GTX460 is a 450W supply with 26A. If you're looking to upgrade I would recommend a good quality 500W PSU as well. Something like a Corsair or a Coolermaster.

Its Antec NSK 6500
http://www.antec.com/specs/NSK6500_spe.html

You should post you CPU and whether you overclock anything in your system. Plus you should say exactly what the PSU is, I would assume that if it came with your case it would be a fairly low quality generic device. http://educations.newegg.com/tool/psucalc/index.html Look here for a simple watts calculator.

The recommended minimum for a GTX460 is a 450W supply with 26A. If you're looking to upgrade I would recommend a good quality 500W PSU as well. Something like a Corsair or a Coolermaster.


No overclock

Antec NSK 6500 430 W
Motherboard - P5QL-E
CPU Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00GHz
Cooler Noctua NH-U12P
RAM A-Data 4gb DDR2 800MHz Cl5 Gaming Series Dual Channel Kit
Hard disk Samsung 500 Gb Sata 2 7200 RPM 16 Mb T1 66 Series
Hard disk Samsung 1 TB Sata 2 7200 RPM 32 Mb Spinpoint F DT
Creative X-Fi Xtrme Gamer
Samsung 2443 BW
DVD Writer Asus

now I have Galaxy Geforce 7900 GS 256 MB DDr2 256 bit
want this :
Asus GeForce GTX 460 DirectCU 1GB DDR5 256-bit

60*C on my GTX 580 No problems here.

In the summertime I always use an auxiliary fan which blows cold air against my case. It really works. I already have 5 fans in my case, but still it does its job really well. Also, make sure your room temperature isn't too high either.

80-90° is normal for a graphics card in full use.

Crysis 2 stole my cows... and eloped with my daughter.

lol. well my 8600gt runs it fine in gamer settings. 25fps.. waiting for the 28nm cards to be out b4 i upgrade.

now I have Galaxy Geforce 7900 GS 256 MB DDr2 256 bit
want this :
Asus GeForce GTX 460 DirectCU 1GB DDR5 256-bit

In that case I would recommend you upgrade your PSU. Your system would be very similar to mine with a GTX460 and I am running a Coolermaster Silent Pro 500W - this cost me ￡65.

Another good option is a Corsair VX550 http://www.corsair.com/power-supplies/non-modular-psus/enthusiast-series-1/vx550w.html probably about the same price ￡60ish.

Asus P5Q PRO
E8400 @3,0ghz
Gigabyte GTX460 OC2

all setings Extreme with tool 1.7
60° - 65° while playing Crysis 2 for hour′s

no problems here

66c on a OC'd GTX 460 from MSI. After several hours of play.

Crysis 2 only kills NVDIA cards. Score one for Radeon!

lol my single 5770 hd runs here all maxed out across my hdtv (hdmi) runs perfect. ATI owns.

+1

for it being an poorly made console port.

lol my 5770asus cucore never goes above 65c° the failure must be in front of the PC

If this game has ruined your card you obviously, have poor airflow for your Card/System as a whole, overclocked it too much and your ambient temperature is too high.

If this game has ruined your card you obviously, have poor airflow for your Card/System as a whole, overclocked it too much and your ambient temperature is too high.

NO OVERCLOCK !
Ambient temperature is just fine

Antec NSK 6500 430 W
Cooling System
- 1 Rear 120mm TriCool? 3-speed fan
- 2 Front mounts for optional 92mm fans
- 1 Advanced Chassis Air Guide, with mount for
optional 80mm fan

Motherboard - P5QL-E
CPU Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00GHz
Cooler Noctua NH-U12P
RAM A-Data 4gb DDR2 800MHz Cl5 Gaming Series Dual Channel Kit
Hard disk Samsung 500 Gb Sata 2 7200 RPM 16 Mb T1 66 Series
Hard disk Samsung 1 TB Sata 2 7200 RPM 32 Mb Spinpoint F DT
Creative X-Fi Xtrme Gamer
Samsung 2443 BW
DVD Writer Asus

now with Galaxy Geforce 7900 GS 256 MB DDr2 256 bit
want this :
Asus GeForce GTX 460 DirectCU 1GB DDR5 256-bit


I have the GeForce 9800 GT from 2009, no problem with Crysis, Warhead, Wars on default game settings... no problem for one week with Crysis 2...

Sounds like coincidence, not causal.

Sounds like coincidence, not causal.
Hope so... dont want a relpay when GTX 460 arrives