A lot of times you have to lower your memory performance settings when you use 2 or more sticks of RAM.
I don't know if you remember, but I posted a reply on your other thread stating that I had the same motherboard and a similar problem with reboots and lockups. (Acutally I said I had...
I don't think you're going to see much increase in video performance unless you upgrade your CPU as well. That's the real reason you're not seeing much difference between your old and new video card. Here's how I know:
When your frame rate doesn't drop as you increase your resolution, it's...
Well, thank god it was moved or I wouldn't have been able to hear your brilliant comments.
Since this is a real problem that we should all know about, as stated here, and in ridefree's initial post (which most people obviously didn't bother to look at) it's something everyone should at least be...
Ever get this solved?
I'd go to the HighPoint website before Abits.
FYI, HighPoints newest driver on their server is supposed to fix the problem with hptpro.sys in XP.
Well, considering the requirements to work on the sales floor aren't that strenuous, and that he's probably making a whopping $1 over minimum wage, you can see why he just might not be the expert you think he is. Oh yeah, and there's a high possiblity he's just stupid :)
Personally, I think...
You might want to check your system temperatures. That 4400 is likely adding a lot more heat to your system than your old GeForce was. I had a similar problem a while ago when I first put a GF3 in my system that was already overclocked (upgraded from GF1 DDR just like you). My processor and...
My 2nd GXP60 just died on me recently.
The Good: Well, umm, it's still under warranty, as if that's any consolation. The last one I got back was a reconditioned drive and that scares me since even new ones don't seem very durable.
The Bad: According to IBMs web site, you have to use "thick...
Someone else said he solved the problem here by removing the jumper from his WD hard drive.
I'm curious though, because if you're running the WD drive he has in Single mode, you shouldn't be using a jumper at all...
Maybe you could check your jumper setting or try rearranging your drives...
You're not the only one having this problem. I hope you don't get the new mobo and video card and have the same problems, since you're pretty much just guessing that it will help.
I'd say this is an XP setting causing you, and others, this problem.
By the way, this is kind of funny:
when...
Your WD drives aren't being detected individually because you are setting the jumpers wrong.
When you only have one WD drive connected, you must set the jumper as SINGLE, not master. If you set it as master the drive expects there to be a slave and therefore won't detect the drive when it is...
Not sure I understand your current setup. Is your current hard drive on the Promise controller? Once created, anytime you change an array you will lose all the information on the array.
You could set up another array on the same controller though and have have each hard drive functioning...
Hey guess what? I have an Abit AT7 board, and a stick of Crucial XMS 3000 DDR RAM (512MB) that has similar problems on my system. Interesting huh? And yep, I've never had problems like this either. I wrote it off as the RAM and sent it back to Crucial for testing and replacement. I haven't...
This ratio refers to the Front Side Bus (FSB) and the Memory Bus. They both use the PCI system bus of 33Mhz x a multiplier.
For example a ratio of 1:1 simply means you are running the FSB and Memory at the same speed, whatever that might be.
100MHz FSB: 100MHz memory = 1:1
133MHz FSB: 133MHz...
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