Marchuz^
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Quote: <font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Damien: If the problem goes away when you up the processor voltage, it may simply mean that your current processor cannot run stably with the default voltage - so as long as it doesn't get too hot then I would keep the voltage upped or clock the processor down.</font> Well, the problem doesn't occur when I'm at home, but almost everytime time I take my computer to my friend's house or to a LAN-party with bad power I get these strange BSODs and reboots, but at another friend's house it all works perfectly. When I overclock I run the processor at 1.7v (1.6v standard) so that's not the problem. Btw I put in an extra power supply now for powering fans and other less imporant stuff. It's a 150w old AT power supply... ------------------ Marchuz^ UIN: 42900735 marcus@fofso.net
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Nice systems you got here guys... here's mine: :: W_Buffy :: AMD Athlon K75 700@800 MHz (114x7) Abit KA7 256 Mb Apacer PC100 Cas2 Modified Alpha P7125 to fit directly on the CPU-core Asus V6800 GeForce DDR with Golden Orb as cooler (runs at 150/354) Creative SoundBlaster Live! Value A cheap crappy 10/100 Mbit NIC IBM 75gxp 30,7 Gb UDMA100 Fujitsu MPD3173AT 17,3 Gb UDMA66 32x CD-ROM 4x CD-ROM AOpen HX08 ------------------ Marchuz^ UIN: 42900735 marcus@fofso.net [This message has been edited by Marchuz^ (edited 29 January 2001).] [This message has been edited by Marchuz^ (edited 29 January 2001).]
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TomAL: That URL is dead... Anyone know where I can get the Detonator 6.62 WHQL drivers?
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Brain Frank: I already have a 300w power supply. My system is an Athlon 700@800 with Alpha 7125 and a GeForce with a Golden Orb, also have two harddrives and a couple of 80mm fans. DosFreak: I think it might be as you say, here at home I have very stable and clean power, I don't know how my friends power is but it might be that we have very power hungry computers and they're connected to the same circuit. (I live in Sweden btw and here we have 230v/60Hz) ------------------ Marchuz^ UIN: 42900735 marcus@fofso.net