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Mav
07-25-01, 11:29 PM
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-eric

GuNRocK
07-25-01, 11:35 PM
Yes when its Not posting is a great sign and also when u have stablity problems within windows and u cant find the problem down to any peice of hardware u have. try uping the vcore

Mav
07-25-01, 11:45 PM
lol not posting...hehehe

stability problems...okeedokee, ill keep that in mind :)

my little duron 750 is at 850 now...i think i'll leave it there, since my tbird should be gettin here in a few days

-eric

GuNRocK
07-26-01, 12:05 AM
kool what one did u get....i am looking for a 1ghz tbrid now so i can try and push my board to the limit i am still calling around for AXIA-Y cpus

earthdick
07-26-01, 12:09 AM
GuNRocK, I bought an AXIA-Y 1.2 266fsb from newegg.com about a three weeks ago for a good price (at the time).

Mav
07-26-01, 01:10 AM
I got a 1.2ghz 266fsb from Monarch Computer Systems...my friend got a AXIA-Y from them...im hoping for the same lol

costs $123 shipped...not a great deal on the surface...but, there's a 3 year warranty, and from what I've exeperienced, they're a reliable reseller :)

-eric

Pitspawn
07-26-01, 01:46 AM
Whenever voltage is waaay to low you wont even get a post.
Whenever voltage is too low you will get window general protection errors.
Whenever voltage is low you will run idle fine but your computer will freeze when running at max load.

Keep an eye out for other fail reasons such as RAM, normally related to lots of program crashing at startup. Or cpu overheating causing lockups. One I noticed is random crashing and registry errors, related to underpower.