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Anonymous   03-28-2001 at 10:16:12 AM

I've tried to oc my cpu to 933mhz, it will post, go to windows and run fine. My problem is that when running any openGL, or 3d app for that matter, it'll crash for some reason. I've tried uppping my core voltage and even went as far as getting a gpu cooler for my video card (Asus Geforce v6800 DDR). No luck at all doing any of that. I really want to get more performance out of my system, please help.

Specs:
Asus P3B-F (Intel 440BX)
Slot One P3 CuMine 700MHz/100MHz bus w/ Alpha P3125 heatsink
Asus v6800 Geforce DDR
Micron 256MB pc133

Basically, if I try to run counterstrike or even my 3d text screen saver in win98 my system will hang.

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LTJLover   03-28-2001 at 05:41:52 PM
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the problem is probably with that chipset. As wonderful as the BX chipset is, it lacks an extra AGP divider for running 133 bus. The divider remains 2/3 (at 100FSB AGP=66, at 133FSB AGP=88.6). Some video card will run at this speed, but it appears yours won't. That is my guess.

Jon
"Water-Cooled CPU Runner"

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Rick_Criswell   03-29-2001 at 03:42:53 AM
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it is probably the video card.not many of the original geforce cards would run at this speed. but eliminate all posibilities if we can. try upping your I/O voltage to 3.5 or 3.6, if this dosen't help try setting your memory at cas 3.

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Crashman   03-30-2001 at 10:29:30 AM
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Yes, try raising your I/O voltage, and reload any 3d aps before you retest them.

Suicide is painless...........

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