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Red screen whilst playing Battlefield 3?

Joshua
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I've just bought Battlefield 3, and the first time I played it, whilst doing the campaign, a red screen came up and I could hear a buzzing noise. It has happened before with other games, anyone have any Idea why?

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Are you running any monitoring software? MSI Afterburner, Speedfan, etc.

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Update drivers. If not working, try beta drivers. BF3 is known to have issues with gpus.

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Are you running any monitoring software? MSI Afterburner' date=' Speedfan, etc. [/quote']

No, I'm not. Should I be?

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Are you running any monitoring software? MSI Afterburner' date=' Speedfan, etc. [/quote'] No, I'm not. Should I be?

No, you should not.

Do you have this problem with other games?

How about when you use Furmark (free - http://www.ozone3d.net/benchmarks/fur/)? FurMark is a GPU stressing tool, if you didn't know.

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wait... why not run monitoring tools? my system auto-loads rivatuner, aida64, afterburner and realtemp and i never have any issues. (i have the different monitors each for info displaying software on my g19 and side monitors.)

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