It's not overheating then. Go ahead and leave dual core on.
It sounds like a power supply or motherboard issue. Power supply is more likely. Start testing your hardware or go ahead and get it replaced.
(02-25-2013, 06:30 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: [ -> ]It's not overheating then. Go ahead and leave dual core on.
It sounds like a power supply or motherboard issue. Power supply is more likely. Start testing your hardware or go ahead and get it replaced.
Thanks for the response!I don't fully understand I guess. Do you mean that if dual core stops the problem, then it has to be a power supply or motherboard issue?
How would I go about testing my hardware?
The temps aren't an issue so you don't need to disable dual core. As far as testing how much power your system is using at full load and how much your power supply is putting out "google it".
(02-25-2013, 04:45 AM)mangonebula Wrote: [ -> ] (02-25-2013, 03:04 AM)RachelB Wrote: [ -> ] (02-25-2013, 12:17 AM)admin89 Wrote: [ -> ]Dolphin U Pro v1.0 is the latest version atm
It's just Dolphin Pro, and the latest version is 4.0. Whatever you are using is fake.
I think she was just joking. And I thought dolphin 3.5 was the latest version. Can you link me to a dolphin pro 4 download? Please and thank you.
No, right now it's only available to developers and other trusted people.
70c isn't a problem, so as mentioned, your power supply is likely the cause. Disabling dual core could easily improve the situation, since cpu usage will be lower, and thus use less power.