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  • #16
    Originally posted by D1zzy View Post
    Vista with 2.5t here and definitely more crashes than previous versions of Phoenix. They are non fatal however, and easily terminated in Task Manager. They usually occur when others switch aircraft - memory related, perhaps.
    I could handle it a bit more if it was just a program crash.
    but having to wait on the full boot sequence to get another 5 mins of online flying is just a no no .
    i shall give online in phoenix a miss until the support team get back to me.
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    • #17
      Running Windows 7 x64 here and not a crash in site (well, not due to software)
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      • #18
        i think i may have sorted this problem.
        after much head scratching i decided to have a look inside the case of my pc.
        to say it was dirty is an understatement.
        fans were full of dust, dog hair and crud (especially the graphics card fan)
        after cleaning everything out all seems well.
        i guess the added load on the GPU in multiplayer causes the chip to produce more heat. it was essentially getting little or no cooling from the fans.

        shuglu/liam can you try the same and let me know if it fixes the issue and i'll report back to phoenix support.
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        • #19
          I hoovered out my pc the other evening after noticing quite a lot of fluff had built up in the 6 months since I last hoovered it out... my intake fan at the front has a filter which really helps with things but some still gets through.
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          • #20
            This stuff is good for cleaning the muck out from pc fans etc.
            And no risk of static either

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            • #21
              cheers tiddler... i used my airbrush compressor
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