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"Bill M. Smith" <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 10 Mar 2003 13:26:55 -0700
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 Download the latest manual at http://www.ecsusa
com/downloads/manual/k7s5a10eng.zip The original manual has typos and the
settings may be wrong for your processor. Also make sure you are cooling
your new processor right as it runs a lot hotter than your old Duron. Check
the voltage on your ram and processor and make sure they are getting the
right voltage.



 

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In a computer using WinXP I just changed from a AMD Duron 750 processor to a

Athlon XP 1700 processor. The 1700 processor is fairly new (about 3 months)

and has been working great in another computer. Since I installed the Athlon

XP 1700 in place of the 950 Duron, the computer freezes and keeps locking

up. I have never had to reinstall Windows before just because I changed

processors, motherboards yes, but a processor? Because I changed from a

Duron to a totally different (except for the socket it uses) processor, the

Athlon XP, will I have to now either reinstall WinXP or run the repair?? Or

should I be looking elsewhere for my problems?? The motherboard is a ECS

K7S5A with 394 of memory. No service pack installed (this is a corp. edition

that won't allow the service pack to be installed, anybody know any

work-around?)

 

 

 

 

Scott Stone

 

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