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Random Crash: cpu?
dinogn
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Since the 1.6 update I (like many others) get random ingame crash, it happen every 20-30 min or less, after trying everything that support told me to do,
I tryed this:
-Launch the Windows event viewer and at each crash in eso I go look my event viewer, and i get this:
I notice 2 keywords: CPU and internal parity error
-after searching on google, I found an overclocking site or multiple user (which have nothing to do with Teso) who get the same probleme.
-having myself overclocked my cpu, I decided to return the default value of my cpu (i5 3570K).
I have not had a crash for 1 hour (which is a miracle for me).
I'd like your opinion on this and if possible if other could do the same process with the Windows Event Viewer to see if they have the same thing.
Thanx for reading, and sorry for my bad english.
Edited by dinogn on May 6, 2014 5:45PM I tryed this:
-Launch the Windows event viewer and at each crash in eso I go look my event viewer, and i get this:
I notice 2 keywords: CPU and internal parity error
-after searching on google, I found an overclocking site or multiple user (which have nothing to do with Teso) who get the same probleme.
-having myself overclocked my cpu, I decided to return the default value of my cpu (i5 3570K).
I have not had a crash for 1 hour (which is a miracle for me).
I'd like your opinion on this and if possible if other could do the same process with the Windows Event Viewer to see if they have the same thing.
Thanx for reading, and sorry for my bad english.
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