OK, heres the deal, i just realizd that for some reason my CPU frequency was at 100 on a 133 board, probably cuz my computer crashed and it set it self back to be safe.
My specs amd athlon Xp 1600+ on a7v133 via with ati all in wonder 128 16 meg 512 ram
Now, for the longest time, When ever i played counter-strike it would freeze at random points - i thought it was game, until i played cs when my system was running at 100 MHz instead of 133 MHz.
I should say that i have 3 ram chip
1 128 at 100
1 128 at 133
1 256 at 133
The question then becomes (i know that it crashes becaue of the ram)
Why would it only crash in Half-life and not when i run photoshop, any other game or anything else, even in my win2k ( i dual boot) nothing else has any problems with my ram except half-life. Any ideas???
Now i want to try a work around.
right now in my bios the frequency is 133 while the multiplier is at 10.5. Can i decrease the frequency to 100 and boot the multiplier to 13.5 or some other combination to get the clock speed at a lower bux rate? I think on the weekend im gonna take out the ram and runn it at 133 to make sure but im positive that this is the problem... or maybe it isn't..
I hope someone can help me with this.. its dill of a pickle.
who ever has the most ram when they die wins!
My specs amd athlon Xp 1600+ on a7v133 via with ati all in wonder 128 16 meg 512 ram
Now, for the longest time, When ever i played counter-strike it would freeze at random points - i thought it was game, until i played cs when my system was running at 100 MHz instead of 133 MHz.
I should say that i have 3 ram chip
1 128 at 100
1 128 at 133
1 256 at 133
The question then becomes (i know that it crashes becaue of the ram)
Why would it only crash in Half-life and not when i run photoshop, any other game or anything else, even in my win2k ( i dual boot) nothing else has any problems with my ram except half-life. Any ideas???
Now i want to try a work around.
right now in my bios the frequency is 133 while the multiplier is at 10.5. Can i decrease the frequency to 100 and boot the multiplier to 13.5 or some other combination to get the clock speed at a lower bux rate? I think on the weekend im gonna take out the ram and runn it at 133 to make sure but im positive that this is the problem... or maybe it isn't..
I hope someone can help me with this.. its dill of a pickle.
who ever has the most ram when they die wins!