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help random crashes
I have recently put a new 120gb hard disk in my computer, since i installed
the drive i have been experiensing simingly random crashes some of which are blamed on the graphics card driver. I have now reinstalled the card (drivers and phisicly) but this has not helped much as crashes still ocure no errors are reported the rest of the time. i am stumped and dont want to re-build my comp so any ideas would be much apretiated. |
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ben reed kenjka:
I have recently put a new 120gb hard disk in my computer, since i installed the drive i have been experiensing simingly random crashes some of which are blamed on the graphics card driver. I have now reinstalled the card (drivers and phisicly) but this has not helped much as crashes still ocure no errors are reported the rest of the time. i am stumped and dont want to re-build my comp so any ideas would be much apretiated. Can you please specify which card you own? My friend has got similar problems, but it's after he installed new video card (MSI GeForce4 Ti4200)... We exchanged everything (yep, really everything), and it is still no good... So, I'd like to know your symptoms, and which drive you own? -- Husoa pjeva imbecilan Mujoo lize danas u saboru ? By runf Damir Lukic, a member of hr.comp.hardver FAQ-team |
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i have a GeForce4 Ti 4200 as well (dont think it is a msi) the hard drive is
a 120gb 2mb cash west. dig. drive and seems to work fine very odd might be my memory is coming loose? i will re build if it happens again!!!!!!! wrote in message ... ben reed kenjka: I have recently put a new 120gb hard disk in my computer, since i installed the drive i have been experiensing simingly random crashes some of which are blamed on the graphics card driver. I have now reinstalled the card (drivers and phisicly) but this has not helped much as crashes still ocure no errors are reported the rest of the time. i am stumped and dont want to re-build my comp so any ideas would be much apretiated. Can you please specify which card you own? My friend has got similar problems, but it's after he installed new video card (MSI GeForce4 Ti4200)... We exchanged everything (yep, really everything), and it is still no good... So, I'd like to know your symptoms, and which drive you own? -- Husoa pjeva imbecilan Mujoo lize danas u saboru ? By runf Damir Lukic, a member of hr.comp.hardver FAQ-team |
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350w should be okay as you say. Since youve put the new hdd as secondary
slave youve not messed with your system much only increased the power consumption by 12 volts. As modern video cards are power hungry I thought the AGP voltage may be fluctuating hence the error messages about the graphics card. Try reinstalling the Via 4-in-1s. Do you have fast-writes enabled ? That can be unstable (4xAGP should be fine - dont worry about that) so disable that in the mobo bios. After that I would look at IRQ sharing IF you have W2K or XP installed. hth Ben "ben reed" wrote in message ... i have a 350w psu which should be fine but what about usb2 devices (i have usb modem mouse game vouce and printer but the printer has seperat power suplie) "Ben" wrote in message ... whats the power supply in your case ? youve just increased the power consumption remember ? a rough guide for power requirements is 150w for the motherboard/cpu/ram 12w for every card and drive running off the PSU and dont forget the monitor and floppy too. "ben reed" wrote in message ... i have: amd 2.5 cpu thurobread 756 mb ram msi kt3 ultra 2(via kt 333 chip set) 3 hard disks two 20 gb (one nikemi slave, one w.d. master) and one 120 gb (wd new 2mb chash sec slave) 4200 ti graphics card network card 10/100 dvd sec master "Ben" besplevia wrote in message ... give a detailed list of all hardware in the case and the PSU rating. what OS is it too and when you put in the new hdd did that become the master and did you reinstall the OS fresh on it? "ben reed" wrote in message ... I have recently put a new 120gb hard disk in my computer, since i installed the drive i have been experiensing simingly random crashes some of which are blamed on the graphics card driver. I have now reinstalled the card (drivers and phisicly) but this has not helped much as crashes still ocure no errors are reported the rest of the time. i am stumped and dont want to re-build my comp so any ideas would be much apretiated. |
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