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STICKY
03-23-01, 04:11 PM
just got my new system up and running, started ocing it....
but when i get to 108/10x fsb it starts giving gp faults in gdi.exe and 3d mark just quits runing at various stages in the test without locking system up.
temps are @ 32 idle and 39/40 loaded........
tried upping vcore to 1.85 still nogood
can anyone suggest anythink..........thanks guys !!!!!!!

horsecock
03-23-01, 04:17 PM
what cpu are you running?
there is a limit that no matter what you do, sooner or later you will hit a wall. im running a p3 800@960 and have hit the wall. unless you can get more voltage from the board, by hacking it.but what board?
what cpu?
if your getting errors, turn it down a bit and see if it runs good. then try burning it in for a few days and try again

Sketch
03-23-01, 04:18 PM
WinME is your problem!! Sorry couldn't resist!! But it might be. I haven't heard of that problem before. Sorry I can't help.

STICKY
03-23-01, 04:31 PM
sorry horsecock............mysignature should appear now,
i have a 1ghz athlon tbird and an abit kt7a mobo,
it willrun alnight at 1070mhz, but as soon as i put it upto108x10 it will run ok but things like quake3 and 3dmark2000 give these problems.. only upgraded last night, do chips really need running in or are u taking the proverbial urine........

diehrd
03-23-01, 04:37 PM
You connected the L1 bridges ??

Try a lower multiplier and the fsb at the 133/33 setting see if she boots.The mother board is cool to run at 133 fsb so go 8x133 try it out.{make sure you pick 133/33 from under the 100 fsb setting cause the pci will stay stock at 33.

Also ram and add in cards like a nic card can also give you trouble when you run the fsb high cause you change the pci bus as well.

ken257
03-23-01, 04:41 PM
You may be running your memory to high. Even though you are at 108fsb your memery divider could be set to 100/133 if this is the case set your memory to the same speed as the cpu and you should be able to go higher.