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Re: Crappy mobo/chipset of ontoereikende PSU?

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Date: Fri, 03 Aug 2007 20:46
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Nope geen enkel probleem ik be alleen te lui om een deftig antwoord te geven


"Wim Cossement" <a@b.c> schreef in bericht 
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> Hoi,
>
> Ik heb dit bericht ook op een Engelstalige NG gepost en aangezien ik iets 
> te lui ben om alles te vertalen heb ik het in 't Engels gelaten maar dat 
> zal voor de meesten geen probleem zijn peins ik... :-)
>
> Hi,
>
> For a few years already I've got a Medion PC (Titanium MD 8000 XL) I'm 
> quite happy with but recently I've ran in some problems with my new GPU.
>
> It's originally equipped with a GeForce 4 Ti 4200 with 128 MB card but 
> since this is too weak for almost all games nowadays I've tried two types 
> of better AGP cards but neither of them works the way it should and I 
> never had problems with the old GPU... :-s
>
> I've tried a GeForce 6600/6800 GT/GS (I don't remember it exactly) and 
> more recently a GeForce 7800 GS but whenever I run a game I get into 
> trouble.
>
> Most of the time my PC just hangs and sometimes I just have some artifacts 
> (like green/inverted textures and deformed 3D models, like vertices that 
> lie outside the model so it looks like spikes are sticking out) or BSOD 
> driver_irql_not_less_or_equal on the openhci.sys USB driver.
>
> So I'm thinking it's either the chipset/GPU combination, an 
> insufficient/broken PSU (it's only a 250 Watt one and I've read some stuff 
> about bad capacitors causing havoc too) or perhaps even heat problems 
> since it's getting quite hot in there with 2 HD's, a DVD-RW and CD-RW 
> drive but leaving the case open does not change anything.
> Did I mention both cards have an extra power hookup since the AGP bus 
> can't deliver the power they need?
>
> Also, some games never crash (Quake 4), some rarely crash (Call of duty 
> 2), some almost never crash (Call of duty 2), some crash after more or 
> less half an hour (F.E.A.R.) and some crash after a few minutes (FlatOut 
> 2) so this ain't looking good.
>
> Are there some things I can try in order to resolve this problem or am I 
> doomed here?
>
> Merci,
>
> Wimmmy
> -- 
> From time to time you have to act crazy in order not to become it... 
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