windows XP sp2 problems

gen.Rage1991hrv · December 27th, 2006, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by squall_leonhart

well the 11.13 could be a bad reading on speedfans behalf... the best way to determine this is to check it in the bios....

but.. no as long as the device is in the system, even if its disabled, it is stil recieving power.

disabled just means windows doesn't use it.

nop i was thinking to remove hardware
and put them in other pc (it have net so its not that hard to put share)

Dyre Straits · December 28th, 2006, 12:58 AM

Something to consider before making some drastic changes:

1. Determine how the video card is powered. Are you using any Y-splitters off the PSU that are also powering high-demand devices....HDDs, Fans, etc? If so, isolate the video card from the other devices and use the Y-splitter/s for other devices. Make sure that the video card is being powered off a separate 'trunk' from the PSU.

2. OR, simply unplug any unnecessary devices temporarily to determine for sure whether the PSU is at fault.

3. You say you've tested the hardware. How long since you ran MemTest86 on your RAM? I had some faulty Kingston RAM over a year ago that was causing all kinds of mayhem with my then current system. Getting better quality RAM worked wonders!

gen.Rage1991hrv · December 28th, 2006, 02:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Dyre Straits

Something to consider before making some drastic changes:

1. Determine how the video card is powered. Are you using any Y-splitters off the PSU that are also powering high-demand devices....HDDs, Fans, etc? If so, isolate the video card from the other devices and use the Y-splitter/s for other devices. Make sure that the video card is being powered off a separate 'trunk' from the PSU.

2. OR, simply unplug any unnecessary devices temporarily to determine for sure whether the PSU is at fault.

3. You say you've tested the hardware. How long since you ran MemTest86 on your RAM? I had some faulty Kingston RAM over a year ago that was causing all kinds of mayhem with my then current system. Getting better quality RAM worked wonders!

1.grafic card is alone on one line
2.i get 11.95V when i check on my equipment but sensor tells me that i get 11.13V
3.had some problems with ddr2 before on old mbo but it was working just perfectly till now
going to try with old pqi ddr1(3200)

p.s.i have original KingMax ddr2 533(not overclocked) i dont understand wich ddr i need to buy?
can anyone give me a list of best quality ddr2(667-800) on market

Dyre Straits · December 28th, 2006, 03:48 AM

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Originally Posted by gen.Rage1991hrv

1.grafic card is alone on one line
2.i get 11.95V when i check on my equipment but sensor tells me that i get 11.13V
3.had some problems with ddr2 before on old mbo but it was working just perfectly till now
going to try with old pqi ddr1(3200)

p.s.i have original KingMax ddr2 533(not overclocked) i dont understand wich ddr i need to buy?
can anyone give me a list of best quality ddr2(667-800) on market

If you can get Corsair or OCZ, you can't go wrong.

I'm presently using Mushkin for the very first time. So, I really can't give you a recommendation on it.

All I know is that Kingston gave me some serious problems and is the first to do so in ages. I'm hearing from others that there's a reason it's usually cheaper and easily found in the low-end retail stores.

gen.Rage1991hrv · December 28th, 2006, 10:39 PM

the worst thing is that i need change both
ddr2 and psu
lol
have tested my psu and i get 11.13 idle then you know how low is going on load
but ddr is diferent story
dident get any problems on memtest but still crash
when i put old ddr1 sistem is runing just fine

dont know what to do
i dont have any cash

Unixlord · December 28th, 2006, 11:56 PM

So DDR2 shows no problems in memtest but the system crashes when you try to use if afterwards and DDR is totally stable always?
If you've got any friends take your pc to them and try it with their PSU.

gen.Rage1991hrv · December 29th, 2006, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Unixlord

So DDR2 shows no problems in memtest but the system crashes when you try to use if afterwards and DDR is totally stable always?
If you've got any friends take your pc to them and try it with their PSU.

dont need to carry my pc anywhere
i have old pc (barton2500+) and prety nice old CODGEN 400W PSU
i am runing on that psu now

p.s. this ****ing pc is draining to much power

Unixlord · December 29th, 2006, 04:45 PM

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this ****ing pc is draining to much power

The bad experience you had with the Thunderbird made you buy an Intel and now you're facing problems because of its high power drain.

gen.Rage1991hrv · December 29th, 2006, 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Unixlord

The bad experience you had with the Thunderbird made you buy an Intel and now you're facing problems because of its high power drain.

lol
know that
but thanks god i still use best cpu ever (Barton 2500+) hehehehhehe