WCPuid Crashing Comp

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I have a K7N2 Delta ILSR and an Athlon 2000+ cpu. Whenever I try to run wcpuid my computer will give me a blue screen stating the kernel is at fault, shut off, or just restart. Any ideas why?

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What's your CPU temp (idle/load). Sounds like overheating to me.

Do you know what core that 2000XP is? palomino[sp?] 2000+ chips were very hot - you'd need a decent cooler.

Might also be caused by a dodgy power supply, but my bet would be overheating CPU. If it was working, but now is not, open the case and look at the HSF - it's possibly choked with dust.

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Oh yeah - what HSF are you using anyway?

and your sig - 'When the Tigers Broke Free'?? am I right... :smile:
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HTH

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$hit Happens. I just wish it would happen to someone else for a change.Edited by ChipDeath on 07/02/03 06:31 PM.

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I've had trouble with Soyo boards and WCPuid in the past as well. Just seems that some are incompatible. I was using it to make my temps a little cooler on some systems, but after applying the changes, a couple of them would sound like they were shifting gears and then just lock up. Most systems had no problem, just a couple that had Soyo KT7-Dragon boards with 1800+ CPUs (Palomino core).
-Brett

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