What a STUPID STUPID way to post a message on USENET!!!
Never - EVER - crosspost these things to multiple groups - and especially
not to 20 !!!
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"GLeger" <[email hidden]> skrev i melding
news:ccsu8.55303$%[email hidden]...
> Is there some kind of timedemo command in MOAHH to make it run
continuously
> like in Quake3. I'm interested in taxing my system to determine if my
> problems are limited to just one game.
>
> I've been having a problem with Nascar2002 where the computer will crash
> after its played for a while. The light on the monitor will turn orange
> when its normally green, signifying a loss of video signal to the monitor,
> although in the background, I can still hear the sound of the game through
> the speakers. I'm trying to figure out this problem, and so far, I've
only
> been able to duplicate this on the Nascar2002 game.
>
> My system:
>
> Pentium 4 2.0a Northwood
> Asus P4B266 motherboard
> 768mb PC2100 Crucial DDR ram
> 80g Western Digital 7200rpm drive
> 40g Maxtor 7200rpm drive
> Kenwood 72x CD-ROM drive
> Plextor 40x12x40 cdrw drive
> VisionTek GF4 Ti4600 video card 28.35 drivers
> SB Audigy sound card
> Netgear FA310TX nic card
> LianLi PC70 aluminum case
> Enermax 365P-VE (FCA)
> WindowsXP with all the updates
>
>
>
> tia
>
>
Might want to check all the cross-posting prior to responding to this any more. The original poster decided to hit everything from asus to nvidia groups, anything apparently with "xp" in the newsgroup name, plus gaming areas.
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Chris H.
"Heckler ²ºº²" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:a9fot0$2qegh$[email hidden]...
>
> "GLeger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:ccsu8.55303$%[email hidden]...
> > Is there some kind of timedemo command in MOAHH to make it run
> continuously
> > like in Quake3. I'm interested in taxing my system to determine if my
> > problems are limited to just one game.
> >
> > I've been having a problem with Nascar2002 where the computer will crash
> > after its played for a while. The light on the monitor will turn orange
> > when its normally green, signifying a loss of video signal to the monitor,
> > although in the background, I can still hear the sound of the game through
> > the speakers. I'm trying to figure out this problem, and so far, I've
> only
> > been able to duplicate this on the Nascar2002 game.
>
> Maybe a silly thing, but have you checked to see if the monitor goes into
> standby after a certain length of time. It used to happen to me, the orange
> light is the standby mode.
>
> Check under desktop/properties/screen saver/ and click on the Power button
> in Energy saving features of monitor.
>
>
> Heckler
>
>
>
