you need to set the memory to HALF you're fsb. So if you're trying to get the 333mhz FSB that that supports you need to set your memory clocked at 166mhz
Blue Screen Of Death, OMFG ITS BACK!
Yeah, I haven't seen that freakin' blue screen of death in quite a long time, i'd say even back on Windows 98 First edition that needed the windows 95 but now i'm experiencing some greater problems.
I have NO idea why the hell this is happening to me since my last format since it never did that before but I could swear it has to do with a configuration in my bios so I'm asking you guys to help me reconfigure my stuff.I'm pretty sure it's only a ram problem since everything else is working perfectly.
I'll try to give you the more infos possible.
Windows XP SP2
AMD 2700+
1Gig Of ram
2 Hard Drives, first of 200 gigs and the second of 120.
No Floppy
1 DVD-Burner
1 CD-Burner
The Memory Frequency is set to 166MHZ in my bios, if I set it to 200MHZ my system drops to 1500+ which is kinda odd..
please help
I have NO idea why the hell this is happening to me since my last format since it never did that before but I could swear it has to do with a configuration in my bios so I'm asking you guys to help me reconfigure my stuff.I'm pretty sure it's only a ram problem since everything else is working perfectly.
I'll try to give you the more infos possible.
Windows XP SP2
AMD 2700+
1Gig Of ram
2 Hard Drives, first of 200 gigs and the second of 120.
No Floppy
1 DVD-Burner
1 CD-Burner
The Memory Frequency is set to 166MHZ in my bios, if I set it to 200MHZ my system drops to 1500+ which is kinda odd..
please help
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if it bluescreens at 166 and not at 200, I'd have made up my mind pretty soon
or is it the other way 'round?
or is it the other way 'round?
well when I set the frequency to 200mhz my monitor doesn't turn on when I reboot my system.. well it does but I have to Turn off the system with the little switch behind then switch it back on then press the button in front and tadaaa +1500 Downgraded AMD + a longer rebooting processSamor said:if it bluescreens at 166 and not at 200, I'd have made up my mind pretty soon
or is it the other way 'round?
.. 
The 1500+ is probably the BIOS setting the FSB to a safe setting after a failed boot. When I set my FSB too high, I have to switch the comp off too. When I reboot, the CPU says it's 1100Mhz. I just go into the BIOS and put the FSB back to 200Mhz.
You could try loading the BIOS defaults to see what changes.
I just go into the BIOS and put the FSB back to 200Mhz.You could try loading the BIOS defaults to see what changes.
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