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bp
I'll see about borrowing a PSU... I'm thinking about replacing the
motherboard (I wonder if it's still under ASUS warranty? hmm.)
Might be easier to find another PC to put the card in.
I'll see about borrowing a PSU... I'm thinking about replacing the
motherboard (I wonder if it's still under ASUS warranty? hmm.)
bp said:I vote:
Power supply
There are some good web sites that can tell you how to determine your
power usage and if you're stressing the PS. I had same thing except my
PC would reboot.(Only during games)
Bought a new PS, after trying everything else, and never looked back.
(Didn't read the whole thread so if you've tried this don't kill me)
Hm. Mine has been doing what you're describing. RESET (reboot) while
playing a nice big game for a half hour. Then it began doing it while
doing 2D graphics, working on photos with 3 or 4 instances of PSP8 open.
Just like I'd pushed the reset button.
I shut it down, pulled the cards out, the DIMMS out, reinserted
carefully making sure of positive seating. Same with all the power
plugs, drive cables, power cables to mobo. It still did it. PS is a
new Antec TruPower 430W ATX12V btw. It's running 2 hd's, 2 cd type
drives, 1 sound card, 1 9800Pro and the GA8-848P(L) mobo, KB, optical
mouse, Wacom Graphire, everything else has its own PS adapter.
I'm unhappy with the fact the Radeon 9800 Pro does not have a thermal
sensor.
I've disabled HyperThreading and CPU Count in the BIOS. It's the only
New thing I haven't done anything with. Do you know of any issues the
ATi drivers or cards might have with HT?
McG.
SNIPS for brevitypatrickp said:On Sat, 12 Jun 2004 09:21:15 GMT, "McGrandpa"
Only other thing I can think of that hasn't been mentioned here is
something running in the background? Just a thought.
patrickp
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Sept1967 said:I don't think HT has any issues with catalyst drivers. I have used 3.8 ,
3.9 , 4.2 , and now 4.4's with HT P4's. And my main PC is a HT 2.8Ghz with a
9800Pro and Cat 4.4 's.
I would almost bet heat, or video speed settings (are you overclocking your
core or memory?)
Wblane said:I'll ditto this (it could be the system RAM). I had a system that
seemed completely stable w/Kingston valueram
PC3200 (overclocked to 204Mhz) until I began playing Far Cry.
Everything else worked (Jedi Academy, Jedi Knight: Outcast, C&C
Generals: Zero Hour, Max Payne2 etc. I had to back down to 203 Mhz to
get Far Cry to work.
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