Recent content by HardwareFreek

My 3 40Gig IBM's are on 14-16 hours aday without probs. I like 'em, OK so IBM cocked up with the GXP's, they have sorted that out & held up their hands to that, as far as I am concerned, they could have just ignored complaints like some other companies I won't mention! I did buy a maxtor last...

If it was MY GE3 Ti200 I would be absolutely sickened at giving it away when I know they work & don't have major design faults etc. I have been exhaustively & systematically working on my mates PC for the last two weeks, & have re-installed twice, swapped Ram, CPU & now my power supply off my...

Having been in the www.pcnineoneone.com forums for a while it does seem that power supply voltage regulation is an area that AMD should look at more in depth before authorising them as being fit. note that AMD have a disclaimer at the top of their authorised power supply page...

You won't get haeting problems with Athlon s till you start going over 70Deg, my OC'ed athlon runs at 67Deg on the desktop & thats with a monster cooler & Artic silver!!

Thats why there are programs like "go-back" and they are used BEFORE you install stuff or you make frequent registry backups.!

It's almost certainly due to the heavier power requirements of the GE3 Ti200, I had similar till I installed a 400W PSU.

Bad ram? try swapping it.

Sucky board that, I RMA'ed 4 of them, you really do need a good quality power supply for that board, defeating the purpose of buying a budget mobo, anyway the MOBO drivers on the CD are useless in win98, it uses win 98 plug & play drivers, as for the audio drivers you need to open the CD & run...

Use this app to completly remove the Nvidia drivers & re-install them after reboot, also go into the Bios & check that the first video device is AGP, (this doesn't actually improve benchmarks but speeds up the boot & that the AGP mode is at 4x): http://guru3d.com/detonator-destroyer/ Download...

I had the same problem using spanned CD's from the ghost proggie, it just seems to not be able to find the next data block off the CD, I just keep my backup on my HDD now.:disgust:

Hi, I just built my mates PC on this spec:, Generic 300w ATX case, ABIT KR7A, Athlon 1100, 256 DDR crucial ram, 40GB Maxtor HDD, CD writer. basic soundcard, Ge2 MX 200 AGP. Problems have been: Himem.sys errors drivers not loaded, scandisk continually finding errors, Grim fandango crashing to...