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Could someone please let me know what apic error is I'm testing out an OCd Xp1700 and I'm getting this error under the prime benchmark off the UBCD
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Apic error??
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bump anyone?
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Some digging turned up the following -> http://www.adriansrojakpot.com/Speed_Demonz/New_BIOS_Guide/APIC_Function.htm
And why aren't you running the Prime benchmark from within Windows? The version on the UBCD is Dos based correct?
And why aren't you running the Prime benchmark from within Windows? The version on the UBCD is Dos based correct?
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Correct I go through the trouble of finding the highest stable OC before installing any OS so I don't have to go back though the troubles of installing on a unstable system.
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Humm... never approach'd it that way. And I'm not sure if you can be as stressful on your components in a Dos based environment as opposed to Windows.
From what rojakpot was saying, it sounds like you may need to disable APIC in bios, then try the stress test. Just remember to turn APIC back on before installing Windows... Windows like APIC.
From what rojakpot was saying, it sounds like you may need to disable APIC in bios, then try the stress test. Just remember to turn APIC back on before installing Windows... Windows like APIC.
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No option to turn it on and off on my Epox 8krai
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Humm, then I say just bring your rig back down to stock, install the OS, and stress it from within Windows. Again, because of the way Windows treats your memory vs. Dos... I believe you'll be better served by testing within Windows anyway.
Just install and apply minimal updates... then once you've got the OC down, reinstall the OS again for a clean install and go from there.
Just install and apply minimal updates... then once you've got the OC down, reinstall the OS again for a clean install and go from there.
