I wrote last week about random lock ups from my computer...well, the problem soon got much worse. As soon as I hit the power button, all the lights turn on, the fans starting spinning, the hard drive and cd/dvd drives start spinning, but nothing else happens. The red "working" light just stays...
My computer has slowly started locking up more and more, usually when I'm playing a game of some sort. It's even more likely to do it as I'm listening to music at the same time, so I'm thinking its a memory or cpu issue.
Any ideas or tests I could run to try and isolate the problem?
Highest stable that I can get (by stable I mean running all my games and stuff fine: Cs:Source, WoW) is 2.3 GHz at 1.5v. That's 267x9, HTT is 3x
Even moving the voltage up to 1.6, I can't get CS to run for more than a few minutes at 2.4 without getting an error and crashing.
At 1.6v my...
Is there a certain program I can download or anything that I can do to make sure my temp readings are correct? I hear that the Neo2 doesn't report them accurately.
Isn't this motherboard supposed to be an ultra? heh.. it also isn't showing the manufacturer name. Maybe I don't have drivers installed proplerly or something. Had this thing running for almost a month now no problems and just noticed this.
I bought a new CD-Rom drive because some games like Farecry won't run on many CD-burners. First time I tried to play it worked fine, but everyother time after that it just freezes up on the initial Farcry logo. Not sure what the deal is here. :( Any help would be greatly appreciated. I might...
So I finally got my new system put together yesterday and installed Farcry to see what it could do. I installed everything fine but when I tried to actually play the game it brought up the initial farcry logo then froze. The same thing happened with Call of duty.
When I installed Dark Age of...
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