Any ideas?
Simon Goodwin
S.
> HTH!
> Kendt
> Any ideas?
> Simon Goodwin
Johan N
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> > Any ideas?
> > Simon Goodwin
> Maybe its a heat problem since the V3s are very hot and just heating up
> the cpu a little bit. Try taking off the casecover. If it then works try
> add som extra fans or whatever cooling.
> Johan N
And if cooling and upping CPU core voltage don't do any good, I'd
suspect your PC power supply.
Kendt
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Before you buy.
SImon
> And if cooling and upping CPU core voltage don't do any good, I'd
> suspect your PC power supply.
> Kendt
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> Before you buy.
If you are running the m/b at 100mhz you need to set the agp port to run
at 2/3rds speed (eg: 2/3rds of 100 = 66). The agp port does not like
being run at 100, which it is running at if the bios setting is set to
1/1 instead of 2/3.
Hope this helps....
8-)
*Peter* - http://www.cix.co.uk/~peterpc/home.html
Regards
Peter Hooper
> > since adding an AGP V3-2000 all my games freeze at 100 mHz. Everything
> > is fine at 83 mHz. I have all the latest drivers, etc., 230w power
> > supply and suitable air circulation. I have tried underclocking the V3
> > with Powerstrip... no help.
> Simon, what is the agp setting in your bios?
> If you are running the m/b at 100mhz you need to set the agp port to run
> at 2/3rds speed (eg: 2/3rds of 100 = 66). The agp port does not like
> being run at 100, which it is running at if the bios setting is set to
> 1/1 instead of 2/3.
> Hope this helps....
> 8-)
> *Peter* - http://www.cix.co.uk/~peterpc/home.html
