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About LinkBacksThanks, but I can confirm it is. Everything is running a-ok now. I'm sure you've read the other threads! Thanks got to all of you, I still can't believe the amount of people helping out on here. Thank you!!!
A more than happy Allen.
Thanks, but I can confirm it is. Everything is running a-ok now. I'm sure you've read the other threads! Thanks got to all of you, I still can't believe the amount of people helping out on here. Thank you!!!
A more than happy Allen.
excellent, pleased that everything is running OK again, not that I helped at all... But yeah, was cool to see everyone msg you back and give lots of help!!!
Steve
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Well, that I'm still unsure of...Originally Posted by David
I think it was a problem with the BIOS' default settings that loaded each time I cleared the CMOS. They seemed to be too much for my setup to handle. Dunno why as I wouldn't now call it a weak system...
Anyway, managed to get into the BIOS and thought I'd try and reduce the timings and reduce the CPU multi and FSB and it booted. Have been gradually increasing them since.
Am now running at 12.5x177MHz and RAM at 7-3-3-3. It's Prime 95 stable and gets 12,307 in 3DMark2001. Not bad without an o/c'ed GPU...
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