Here's a tad more info on the problem. Today it happend again but while
fooling around with benchmark (3dmark 03) I went into bios to overclock my
CPU. I'm currently running an AMD Athlon @ 1400MHz 133 FSB 10.5x multi. I
was only able to increase the FSB as the mutli was maxed already. So I was
overclocking my FSB to get my CPU running at higher speeds. I put it at 150
making the CPU run at 1575MHz. While booting windows I got the same type of
error I do when I crash and it happens. I changed my FSB back to 133 and
booted just fine. This leads me to think that maybe my CPU is over heating
maybe. Any suggestions or info on this matter?
Thanks
-Justin Marzello
----- Original Message -----
From: "Joe Lore" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 9:06 AM
Subject: Re: [PCBUILD] I'm stumped, system crash problem
> Hi,
>
> It's possible that XP may have the ATA100/133 Drivers that it needs for
> the Via Chip set already.
>
> When you load the VIA 4 in 1, do it manually and do not load the ATA
> drivers. That could possibly causing the problems.
>
> Thanks and have a Great Day!
>
> Joe Lore
>
>
> Subject: [PCBUILD] I'm stumped, system crash problem
>
> Here's what has happend 3 times now.
> Install Win XP, head over to via site and install the via 4in1s, reboot,
> download and install DirectX 9, reboot, download and install Geforce
> drivers, reboot. Everything's working fine at this point. So I start
> installing my software/games, ect. Somewhere during this process of
> installing software and downloading software my monitor will just turn
> off. My system is still running, fans going, but no display. So I
> reboot. Now when it gets to the windows loading screen I get a big blue
> screen. Three diffrent times, three diffrent errors. They are all close
> though. Says something like Error booting: STOP and then some memory
> address. A short message saying to reboot and if that doesn't work
> unisntall new hardware, and a few other suggestions. One of the errors
> was like STOP_IRQ_BLAH_BLAH (2x0000000000 etc) so I tried changing the
> IRQ ports. I've tryed WinXP Win2000 and WinLonghorn. Scaned HDD with no
> errors, took out a stick of ram. I'm not sure what's causing this,
> though it always seems to happen while on the internet. I've played
> online games (Dark Age of Camelot) with no problems, but while surffing
> guru3d.com it happend. And everytime in the end i'm forced to reinstall
> windows.
>
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