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Article #8Re: CPU unstable after memory upgrade
From: Derek Morton
Date: Sat, 20 Jun 1998 00:00
Date: Sat, 20 Jun 1998 00:00
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Have a good look at www.tomshardware.com Derek On Sat, 20 Jun 1998 11:26:46 +1000, Stevo <stevo_s@powerup.com.au> wrote: >Hi all, > >I've just installed an extra 32Mb SDRAM to my Cyrix 686 based machine to >give a total of 64Mb. The CPU is a 686MX P200 running at 2x75MHz. It was >running fine at this setting before the memory upgrade but now is very >unstable (system lock-ups) at that speed. Using the P166 setting of 66x2 >everything is solid as a rock. >8 months ago, when first setting up this CPU, motherboard and first >stick of 32 Mb SDRAM I had similar problems. I ran it at the P166 >setting for a couple of weeks, re-set to P200 setting and it worked >fine. Do these things take time to run in? I had thought it might have >something to do with the video card (S3 Virge2D/3D 4Mb) as the lock ups >frequently occur when doing something graphicaly intesive (games or all >the time with the OpenGL screensavers) but also during a windows session >(moving the mouse?). I'm only asking out of curiosity as I'm really >happy with the system now. Even runs those groovy OpenGL screen savers! >Any ideas? >Cheers >Stevo
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