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Old 2004-06-21, 09:18 PM   [Ignore Me] #1
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K I just got my new processor: AMD Athlon XP 3000+ Barton , and got in in my comp, changed all the jumpers and bios to accomodate, and can I just say it runs AWESOME!!!. That combined with my 512 kingston hyper X, and my PNY GeForce FX5200 Ultra 256 is pretty nice . Anyways, back to my problem, running all my other programs is no match for my setup, but for some reason PS brings my comp to its knees , after about 10 seconds of running through the sanc everything locks up. A buddy of mine said it may be my power supply, (only 300w) is this so, I didn't think it would effect things that much. I swapped back in my dinky 1100+ for now and will be testing my 3000+ in a friends comp to see if thats the problem. Any suggestions and or prior experiences with a similar problem would be appreciated.

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Old 2004-06-21, 09:35 PM   [Ignore Me] #2
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I have the same processor and experience the same exact problem right now. I've been trying for about 2 weeks to get it working w/ tech support from SOE. I have a similair thread:

http://www.planetside-universe.com/f...ad.php?t=23296

I didn't think it was a Hard Ware problem, but maybe. I'm thinking about getting in contact with AMD now. I'll keep ya posted with any success or new info I find.

btw, my email is [email protected] if you need to get a hold of me quickly
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Old 2004-06-22, 12:43 AM   [Ignore Me] #3
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Play any other 3d intensive games with the new cpu?

What MB you got?

May want to feed the cpu a little more power. 1.675 to 1.7 v should be fine, may run a little warmer, but could get it stable.
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Old 2004-06-22, 12:49 AM   [Ignore Me] #4
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Check your RAM. Had the same sort of thing happen to me, found out it was a bad stick of 512Mb. Forgot the program that diagnoses it for ya, something like memchecker. Google it.
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Old 2004-06-22, 01:05 AM   [Ignore Me] #5
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300 W is the problem.

I'm about %99 sure.
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Old 2004-06-22, 11:03 AM   [Ignore Me] #6
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I have a 450W Power supply and 1GB of pc2700 RAM so...yea...I'll try to change the voltage for the CPU, that sounds reasonable, I'll just run my CPU fan @ 5500 RPM instead of 4500RPM(its a sweeeet fan)

I have an Abit NF7-S for a MB. It would be sweet if you could find that RAM tester thingy.

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Old 2004-06-22, 02:00 PM   [Ignore Me] #7
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Heres one tester, but this isn't your only option, there are many more out there, just use google -> http://hcidesign.com/memtest/

Edit: Heres another -> http://www.memtest.org/
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Old 2004-06-22, 06:58 PM   [Ignore Me] #8
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I have a question. I have an AMD Athalon XP 3000+ "Barton" 512k Cache 400MHz FSB(same as Toneball) and 1 GB of pc 2700 DIMM DDR RAM, which runs at 333MHz. Will that speed difference cause this problem to occur?
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Old 2004-06-22, 10:05 PM   [Ignore Me] #9
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it can, but its not very likely if you have a decent chipset
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Old 2004-06-22, 10:19 PM   [Ignore Me] #10
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the chipset on my abit NF7-S is:

Abit COmputer Corp nForce2 AGP Controller.
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Old 2004-06-23, 11:20 PM   [Ignore Me] #11
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K, try my proc. in my friends comp, works fine (same with RAM). As for my Mobo: Soltek 7Fsomething or other (I'm at work, don't know it off the top of my head) The only other game I run with visual strain is Halo, but that's not that bad. So I just ordered my new case w/ 450w powersupply and another stick of 512. Thank's for the help.

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