Recent content by Alerious

I'd check the S-code on your processor and if you have the cB0 stepping of the processor than you'll be able to run it in SMP. The older stepping had no support for SMP and you'll be out of luck then, just like I am with my PIII-700. Here is the link where you can check the S-code...

I realize this new topic has nothing to do with hardware, but I just saw the debut of AntiTrust and I need to find where they design the jewel cases they use in the movie... they are so SWEET! If anybody has any idea where I might purchase something like that, please let me know. Thanks!

Try setting your processor and mobo back to defaults and see if it happens again... if it doesn't, you'll know it's the overclocking and if it does... well, all I can say is good luck trying to troubleshoot. Out of curiosity, did you run anything with the CPU Stability test and/or did you set...

I would buy an Arcticooler... if it were me, that is. I've owned an Alpha (the PEP66T ver.) and they certainly cool well, but the arcticooler certainly convinced me to get one. www.arcticooler.com

I honestly would get a FC-PGA and slocket adapter, only because you can cool a flip-chip much better than a slot version. Yeah... you obviously have to do cooling, so I would definitely invest in something better than the retail hsf. I, myself, am planning to overclock my 700 (cA2) to 933...

Just format a new disk and type sys a: at the command prompt. It will transfer all the necessary files to create a boot disk... so long as you are running Windows 98 (not Me). Oh, you can also use either command.com as well... so long as you have one, it shouldn't make a difference which one...

Depends on how far you plan on overclocking your system, but I've never read or heard of anyone having any type of problems... of course... not many people use ISA devices anymore (Thank God!!). Plus, ISA slots stay relatively close to their spec when overclocked. They do, however, make...