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Why can’t i run my xp 2800 at the correct speed???? Help!!!!
I have a non Barton Xp2800, running on a AsRock K7V88 MoBo, with 1024
MB Samsung Pc3200 ram, GeForce 4200ti 8x AGP graphics card. My computer refuses to run at is correct speed of 2250 mhz (13.5 x 166) and crashes as soon as windows starts to boot up. The highest i can run it at stabily at is (13.5 x 150). My first thoughts were that heat was preventing it running but i have installed a Copper Lite heatsink and fan from Arctic Cooling which supports up to Xp3200, so i thought it would cope great with a Xp2800. I have 2 case fans, one extracting and one circulating the air. The case temp is about 24-27 degrees. The CPU monitor in the Bios shows about 40 degrees idle. Any suggestions?????? -- Posted using the http://www.hardwareforumz.com interface, at author's request Articles individually checked for conformance to usenet standards Topic URL: http://www.hardwareforumz.com/AMD-Th...pict57430.html Visit Topic URL to contact author (reg. req'd). Report abuse: http://www.hardwareforumz.com/eform.php?p=289247 |
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On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 15:35:45 -0400, edrafp wrote:
I have a non Barton Xp2800, running on a AsRock K7V88 MoBo, with 1024 MB Samsung Pc3200 ram, GeForce 4200ti 8x AGP graphics card. My computer refuses to run at is correct speed of 2250 mhz (13.5 x 166) and crashes as soon as windows starts to boot up. The highest i can run it at stabily at is (13.5 x 150). My first thoughts were that heat was preventing it running but i have installed a Copper Lite heatsink and fan from Arctic Cooling which supports up to Xp3200, so i thought it would cope great with a Xp2800. I have 2 case fans, one extracting and one circulating the air. The case temp is about 24-27 degrees. The CPU monitor in the Bios shows about 40 degrees idle. Any suggestions?????? Did you increase vcore a little? Try 1.70v. Is this really a 2800+ XP Tbred? Don't use Windows to test it. Get a memtest boot diskette or cd. Is the ram running a default timings or did you change them? that new cooler is only marginally better than the original, and it may not cool enough under load with a raised vcore. If you can exchange it, go for a TR2-M1 or -M3. I assume you have at least a 300W PSU. -- Abit KT7-Raid (KT133) Tbred B core CPU @2400MHz (24x100FSB) My server http://wesnewell.no-ip.com/cpu.php Verizon server http://mysite.verizon.net/res0exft/cpu.htm |
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did you check to see you have the lastest bios revison? I think its 1013 for
your board. but you can double check... at http://support.asus.com -Lee "Wes Newell" wrote in message newsan.2005.06.14.22.05.03.876516@TAKEOUTverizon .net... On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 15:35:45 -0400, edrafp wrote: I have a non Barton Xp2800, running on a AsRock K7V88 MoBo, with 1024 MB Samsung Pc3200 ram, GeForce 4200ti 8x AGP graphics card. My computer refuses to run at is correct speed of 2250 mhz (13.5 x 166) and crashes as soon as windows starts to boot up. The highest i can run it at stabily at is (13.5 x 150). My first thoughts were that heat was preventing it running but i have installed a Copper Lite heatsink and fan from Arctic Cooling which supports up to Xp3200, so i thought it would cope great with a Xp2800. I have 2 case fans, one extracting and one circulating the air. The case temp is about 24-27 degrees. The CPU monitor in the Bios shows about 40 degrees idle. Any suggestions?????? Did you increase vcore a little? Try 1.70v. Is this really a 2800+ XP Tbred? Don't use Windows to test it. Get a memtest boot diskette or cd. Is the ram running a default timings or did you change them? that new cooler is only marginally better than the original, and it may not cool enough under load with a raised vcore. If you can exchange it, go for a TR2-M1 or -M3. I assume you have at least a 300W PSU. -- Abit KT7-Raid (KT133) Tbred B core CPU @2400MHz (24x100FSB) My server http://wesnewell.no-ip.com/cpu.php Verizon server http://mysite.verizon.net/res0exft/cpu.htm |
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"edrafp" wrote:
I have a non Barton Xp2800, running on a AsRock K7V88 MoBo, with 1024 MB Samsung Pc3200 ram, GeForce 4200ti 8x AGP graphics card. My computer refuses to run at is correct speed of 2250 mhz (13.5 x 166) and crashes as soon as windows starts to boot up. The highest i can run it at stabily at is (13.5 x 150). My first thoughts were that heat was preventing it running but i have installed a Copper Lite heatsink and fan from Arctic Cooling which supports up to Xp3200, so i thought it would cope great with a Xp2800. I have 2 case fans, one extracting and one circulating the air. The case temp is about 24-27 degrees. The CPU monitor in the Bios shows about 40 degrees idle. Any suggestions?????? is this a brand new build? what does the vcore, 3.3, 5 & 12v rails read in the bios? is your 2800 the 1.65 or the low voltage 1.5 version? have you tried setting the memory to spd? ud |
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"uddarts" wrote:
is this a brand new build? what does the vcore, 3.3, 5 & 12v rails read in the bios? is your 2800 the 1.65 or the low voltage 1.5 version? have you tried setting the memory to spd? ud I have tried raising the Vcore 5% and my power supply is 500W, so should be no problem at all. I have not tinkered with anything else in the Bios as although i am capable of putting a system together, my knowledge is not that great. I would flash the Bios and put the latest version on, but chances are i’d screw that up and waste my motherboard! |
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