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I been trying to get the most out of my p4 3.0e and i can run it stable at 3.42 but when i try 3.5 or higher i get errors in sp2004 after 3 or so minutes. I was wondering if raising the cpu's vcore will help but i am scared it will kill the cpu or the mobo. oh yeah and im using a stock cooler...
maybe it was just two people and they called the team large because they were really overweight and the second guy did no work at all because he is a very modest person and did not want attention directed at himself
Nah the socket closed smoothly when i installed the cpu but when i went to remove it i noticed that the top of the socket just broke and after moving the leaver up the whole thing came out
holy fucking shit.
Today my new motherboard came in which was the Albatron PX915P4C Pro and after installing it the video would not appear. After trying several things and researching on the problem i have come to believe that i got a faulty mobo.
After removing the board i removed the cpu...
I didnt know which forum to post on this or the displays section but i recently bought a new lcd monitor it is a 17" phillips 170B6. It has a dvi-d output and i bought a dual link dvi-d
cable and when i hooked it up for the dvi input for my card i got all these funky red lines running accross...