Epox 9NDA3J questions

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I just "upgraded" from my Biostar M7NCD Nforce 2, AMD 2400+ setup to an Epox
9NDA3J and AMD 64 3000 setup, and it seems to be slower than where I came
from! I can't seem to get the bios narrowed down, and I am having constant
glitches, with random reboots becoming a norm, particularly after exiting 3D
games (such as Brothers in Arms). I have a gig of Corsair memory running in
dual channel, and my power supply isn't a problem. I feel gipped because I
went from a stable system to this unstable system with no noticeable speed
increase. Any suggestions?

 

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"Mr. Brian Allen" <blah@blah.com> wrote in message
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>I just "upgraded" from my Biostar M7NCD Nforce 2, AMD 2400+ setup to an
>Epox 9NDA3J and AMD 64 3000 setup, and it seems to be slower than where I
>came from! I can't seem to get the bios narrowed down, and I am having
>constant glitches, with random reboots becoming a norm, particularly after
>exiting 3D games (such as Brothers in Arms). I have a gig of Corsair
>memory running in dual channel, and my power supply isn't a problem. I
>feel gipped because I went from a stable system to this unstable system
>with no noticeable speed increase. Any suggestions?


It sounds like a power supply problem, how do you know it isnt an issue? Is
this on a clean install of windows? I'd never replace a mobo and not
reinstall windows (clean, not over the top) and you'll just end up with a
soggy mush of drivers.

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> It sounds like a power supply problem, how do you know it isnt an issue?
> Is this on a clean install of windows? I'd never replace a mobo and not
> reinstall windows (clean, not over the top) and you'll just end up with a
> soggy mush of drivers.

It's a brand-new power supply.
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?description=17-162-111&depa=0

Yes, it's a clean install of XP.

 

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"Mr. Brian Allen" <blah@blah.com> wrote in message
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>> It sounds like a power supply problem, how do you know it isnt an issue?
>> Is this on a clean install of windows? I'd never replace a mobo and not
>> reinstall windows (clean, not over the top) and you'll just end up with a
>> soggy mush of drivers.
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> It's a brand-new power supply.
> http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?description=17-162-111&depa=0
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> Yes, it's a clean install of XP.

Its the PSU, budget supplies are never the way forward

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-103-909&depa=0
would be much better suited to your system, and i guarantee it will sort the
problems

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