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Hello to all,
About 3 weeks ago I raised the FSB-speed from my AMD 1800+ on a MSI K7T
raid-turbo mobo from 133 to 135 up to 140 and it looked like I had no
problems at all......
Well the system worked fine and my Battlefield1942 game started faster and
no instabillity of the Xp.
So far so good.....
But the last weeks I have some strange connection problem's with the local
WiFi network. Some users have, now and then, problems to connect to the
ADSL modem that can be accesed by a switch. I am directly plugged into
that switch and 8 others by a accesspoint(wifi). When the connection
problems occur I have to power-off/on the switch to get it all working. I
can also choose to power-off/on the modem the result is the same. Some
users can work others cannot.
For more than halve a year it was working fine until... yes I raised my
FSB???(not shure about same week or so).
Questions:
Is it possible that even the smallest FSB raise can generate this kind of
problems with a Network-Interface-Card ?????
in his turn, can create problems in the switch??
If so, is there a manufacturer that is not so "sensitive" in raising FSB??
Any sugestions??
Bonobo
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DutchDareDevil
Hello to all,
About 3 weeks ago I raised the FSB-speed from my AMD 1800+ on a MSI K7T
raid-turbo mobo from 133 to 135 up to 140 and it looked like I had no
problems at all......
Well the system worked fine and my Battlefield1942 game started faster and
no instabillity of the Xp.
So far so good.....
But the last weeks I have some strange connection problem's with the local
WiFi network. Some users have, now and then, problems to connect to the
ADSL modem that can be accesed by a switch. I am directly plugged into
that switch and 8 others by a accesspoint(wifi). When the connection
problems occur I have to power-off/on the switch to get it all working. I
can also choose to power-off/on the modem the result is the same. Some
users can work others cannot.
For more than halve a year it was working fine until... yes I raised my
FSB???(not shure about same week or so).
Questions:
Is it possible that even the smallest FSB raise can generate this kind of
problems with a Network-Interface-Card ?????
in his turn, can create problems in the switch??
If so, is there a manufacturer that is not so "sensitive" in raising FSB??
Any sugestions??
Bonobo
--
DutchDareDevil