Dear all,
On a Gigabyte 7vrxp with Thunderbred B XP 2100 (and latest bios),
I am having boot up problems after my graphics card fried itself for some unknown reason (no OC by the way). I get no signal on the monitor and the monitor 'pangs'. This is after replacing the graphics of course. If I switch the CPU only to entirely different system, including different monitor etc. I have the same problems so I think it is the CPU. Sometimes however, it does boot, but when I run memtest it only reports an L1 cache. For the L2, it reports "unknown". Now, this is the latest memtest and it DOES report an L2 cache of 256 for an XP 1800, so I am wondering the following:
Does this sound like a fried CPU and it is possible to only fry the L2? So is the fact that memtest cannot report it REAL?
Thanks much,
Bridget
On a Gigabyte 7vrxp with Thunderbred B XP 2100 (and latest bios),
I am having boot up problems after my graphics card fried itself for some unknown reason (no OC by the way). I get no signal on the monitor and the monitor 'pangs'. This is after replacing the graphics of course. If I switch the CPU only to entirely different system, including different monitor etc. I have the same problems so I think it is the CPU. Sometimes however, it does boot, but when I run memtest it only reports an L1 cache. For the L2, it reports "unknown". Now, this is the latest memtest and it DOES report an L2 cache of 256 for an XP 1800, so I am wondering the following:
Does this sound like a fried CPU and it is possible to only fry the L2? So is the fact that memtest cannot report it REAL?
Thanks much,
Bridget