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7 total messages Started by Wim Cossement Fri, 03 Aug 2007 14:27
Crappy mobo/chipset of ontoereikende PSU?
#200
Author: Wim Cossement
Date: Fri, 03 Aug 2007 14:27
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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...
Re: Crappy mobo/chipset of ontoereikende PSU?
#201
Author: news.skynet.be
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 
news:f8ve1p$t31$1@snic.vub.ac.be...
> 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... 
Re: Crappy mobo/chipset of ontoereikende PSU?
#203
Author: David.vt
Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2007 11:58
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Ahaha medion, troep ---> bouw zelf je PC dan moet je nu geen nieuwe PSU van 
+- 550 watt steken....
Steun de kleine PC-boer -- Koop geen pre-made shit !!!.




"news.skynet.be" <nobody@nowhere.be> wrote in message 
news:46b3943c$0$14243$ba620e4c@news.skynet.be...
> Nope geen enkel probleem ik be alleen te lui om een deftig antwoord te 
> geven
>
>
> "Wim Cossement" <a@b.c> schreef in bericht 
> news:f8ve1p$t31$1@snic.vub.ac.be...
>> 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...
>
> 
Re: Crappy mobo/chipset of ontoereikende PSU?
#204
Author: Wim Cossement
Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2007 12:29
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David.vt wrote:
> Ahaha medion, troep ---> bouw zelf je PC dan moet je nu geen nieuwe PSU van 
> +- 550 watt steken....
> Steun de kleine PC-boer -- Koop geen pre-made shit !!!

Ben ik van plan voor de volgende keer maar nu ga ik die nog ni echt weg 
doen...

En ik vrees dat de kleine PC boer niet echt meer veel te zeggen heeft. 
De tijd van poen scheppen met PC's is al effe voorbij.
> 
> "news.skynet.be" <nobody@nowhere.be> wrote in message 
> news:46b3943c$0$14243$ba620e4c@news.skynet.be...
>> Nope geen enkel probleem ik be alleen te lui om een deftig antwoord te 
>> geven
>>
>>
>> "Wim Cossement" <a@b.c> schreef in bericht 
>> news:f8ve1p$t31$1@snic.vub.ac.be...
>>> 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...
Re: Crappy mobo/chipset of ontoereikende PSU?
#205
Author: David.vt
Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2007 20:20
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Je hebt gelijk, maar die groot handel boren kleine boeren de grond in he, ik 
betaal liever iets meer,maar dan weet ik toch wat ik krijg voor mijn, geld -
maar je heb er ook knoeiers bij ook. geeft ik ook toe.
Ik ik heb de zelfbouw virus all van mijn amiga 1200 tijd.



"Wim Cossement" <a@b.c> wrote in message news:f9cd01$g05$1@snic.vub.ac.be...
> David.vt wrote:
>> Ahaha medion, troep ---> bouw zelf je PC dan moet je nu geen nieuwe PSU 
>> van +- 550 watt steken....
>> Steun de kleine PC-boer -- Koop geen pre-made shit !!!
>
> Ben ik van plan voor de volgende keer maar nu ga ik die nog ni echt weg 
> doen...
>
> En ik vrees dat de kleine PC boer niet echt meer veel te zeggen heeft. De 
> tijd van poen scheppen met PC's is al effe voorbij.
>>
>> "news.skynet.be" <nobody@nowhere.be> wrote in message 
>> news:46b3943c$0$14243$ba620e4c@news.skynet.be...
>>> Nope geen enkel probleem ik be alleen te lui om een deftig antwoord te 
>>> geven
>>>
>>>
>>> "Wim Cossement" <a@b.c> schreef in bericht 
>>> news:f8ve1p$t31$1@snic.vub.ac.be...
>>>> 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... 
Re: Crappy mobo/chipset of ontoereikende PSU?
#206
Author: Wim Cossement
Date: Fri, 10 Aug 2007 07:48
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David.vt wrote:
> Je hebt gelijk, maar die groot handel boren kleine boeren de grond in he, ik 
> betaal liever iets meer,maar dan weet ik toch wat ik krijg voor mijn, geld -
> maar je heb er ook knoeiers bij ook. geeft ik ook toe.
> Ik ik heb de zelfbouw virus all van mijn amiga 1200 tijd.

Hmzz, ik heb een 500, 600 en 1200 gehad en meer dan 512 k RAM bijsteken 
in die 500 heb ik niet gedaan.
k' Weet wel dat er uitbereidingskaarten allerhande waren maar die waren 
pokkeduur en zolang ik kon gamen was ik al content.
Nu speel ik soms nog eens Banshee op WinUAE... :-)


> "Wim Cossement" <a@b.c> wrote in message news:f9cd01$g05$1@snic.vub.ac.be...
>> David.vt wrote:
>>> Ahaha medion, troep ---> bouw zelf je PC dan moet je nu geen nieuwe PSU 
>>> van +- 550 watt steken....
>>> Steun de kleine PC-boer -- Koop geen pre-made shit !!!
>> Ben ik van plan voor de volgende keer maar nu ga ik die nog ni echt weg 
>> doen...
>>
>> En ik vrees dat de kleine PC boer niet echt meer veel te zeggen heeft. De 
>> tijd van poen scheppen met PC's is al effe voorbij.
>>> "news.skynet.be" <nobody@nowhere.be> wrote in message 
>>> news:46b3943c$0$14243$ba620e4c@news.skynet.be...
>>>> Nope geen enkel probleem ik be alleen te lui om een deftig antwoord te 
>>>> geven
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Wim Cossement" <a@b.c> schreef in bericht 
>>>> news:f8ve1p$t31$1@snic.vub.ac.be...
>>>>> 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... 
> 
> 


-- 
 From time to time you have to act crazy in order not to become it...
Re: Crappy mobo/chipset of ontoereikende PSU?
#207
Author: David.vt
Date: Fri, 10 Aug 2007 12:30
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Ik heb mij, de CPU van de 500 amiga uitgesoldert, om er een 68010 in te 
zetten.
en, ik heb alle uitbereidingskaarten, die er gehad van 68020 tot 68060 cpus.
en overclocken, van die uitbereidingskaarten clock-cristal aanpassen......
echt super leuk.....


"Wim Cossement" <a@b.c> wrote in message news:f9h595$1fc$1@snic.vub.ac.be...
> David.vt wrote:
>> Je hebt gelijk, maar die groot handel boren kleine boeren de grond in he, 
>> ik betaal liever iets meer,maar dan weet ik toch wat ik krijg voor mijn, 
>> geld -
>> maar je heb er ook knoeiers bij ook. geeft ik ook toe.
>> Ik ik heb de zelfbouw virus all van mijn amiga 1200 tijd.
>
> Hmzz, ik heb een 500, 600 en 1200 gehad en meer dan 512 k RAM bijsteken in 
> die 500 heb ik niet gedaan.
> k' Weet wel dat er uitbereidingskaarten allerhande waren maar die waren 
> pokkeduur en zolang ik kon gamen was ik al content.
> Nu speel ik soms nog eens Banshee op WinUAE... :-)
>
>
>> "Wim Cossement" <a@b.c> wrote in message 
>> news:f9cd01$g05$1@snic.vub.ac.be...
>>> David.vt wrote:
>>>> Ahaha medion, troep ---> bouw zelf je PC dan moet je nu geen nieuwe PSU 
>>>> van +- 550 watt steken....
>>>> Steun de kleine PC-boer -- Koop geen pre-made shit !!!
>>> Ben ik van plan voor de volgende keer maar nu ga ik die nog ni echt weg 
>>> doen...
>>>
>>> En ik vrees dat de kleine PC boer niet echt meer veel te zeggen heeft. 
>>> De tijd van poen scheppen met PC's is al effe voorbij.
>>>> "news.skynet.be" <nobody@nowhere.be> wrote in message 
>>>> news:46b3943c$0$14243$ba620e4c@news.skynet.be...
>>>>> Nope geen enkel probleem ik be alleen te lui om een deftig antwoord te 
>>>>> geven
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> "Wim Cossement" <a@b.c> schreef in bericht 
>>>>> news:f8ve1p$t31$1@snic.vub.ac.be...
>>>>>> 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...
>>
>>
>
>
> -- 
> From time to time you have to act crazy in order not to become it... 
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