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Answer» I am stumped. I have not found any documentation that explains my symptoms. I built this box about 2 months ago and now I have 2 problems I think are related. I suggest you donot attempt to overclock your System Bus to 200MHz again. This may damage your CPU permanently. Overclock? The Motherboard, CPU, and RAM were all designed to run together at 400. That translates to a setting of 200 in the BIOS. There is no jumper block for CLOCK settings on this board. http://www.biostar.com.tw/products/mainboard/board.php3?name=M7NCD is the link to the board specs. http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ProductInformation/0,,30_118_3734,00.html is the link to the CPU specs. BTW, minor point, on the AMD web site, the recomended motherboard for this CPU is the one I am using . . . Which brings me back to wondering how running at the rated speed is overclocking. Quote Are you positive you are getting stable temperature readings? And what do you define as 'fine case and CPU temperatures'? Well, not rock stable. Is a CPU temp. of 32C to 35C close enough to stable? One tech I talked to said that a borderline power supply could cause the crash symptoms I described above. I replaced the PS with an Antec model True430 supply today. . . still crashes.Windows XP refuses to boot when I set my System bus to 200MHz, however, I have an XP Athlon. What kind of power supply did AMD Tech-support recommend? The one you installed? I suggest you mail them again to see what kind of power supply they would install. |
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