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From: Colin Barnhorst on 14 Jan 2008 19:22 You certainly should have been able to install an x86 OS. Something is fundamentally wrong here. "NYTELTECH" <NYTELTECH(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:09403F68-F997-4B76-8295-7216264AE901(a)microsoft.com... > no overclock, never been able to. It's an Intel pentium extreme edition > processor with Hyperthreading technology. The reason I had to go with > x64, > it wouldn't let me install a 32 bit OS > > "Greg R" wrote: > >> You have a pretty good overclock going on there if your CPU is at >> 3.73Ghz. >> What Intel CPU (E6300, E6600 and so on) are you using and what is the >> temperature for the CPU showing at in your BIOS? >> >> >> "NYTELTECH" <NYTELTECH(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:AD63E601-88E6-4DB3-9F01-83A445DA4CF0(a)microsoft.com... >> > I'm hoping that someone out there will be able to help with this issue: >> > >> > About a year and a half ago, I decided to build a PC. I thought I >> > would >> > go >> > with the newest and best hardware I could find (in my mind). Long >> > story >> > short about hardware is that I got an A-bit AW8D motherboard, 64 bit >> > Intel >> > LGA 775 Processor 3.73Ghz, and 2Gb Corsair memory. I have an older >> > Cd-rom >> > drive that came off of my old system - a samsung combo drive, the >> > traditional >> > floppy drive. I have 2 HDD's - one is 250GB, which I use for storage >> > of >> > the >> > things I can't live without (kids' pictures, videos, music collection), >> > you >> > get the point -- This HDD is just storage. My OS resides on a 500Gb >> > HDD, >> > and >> > it started crashing constantly after several months with no problems. >> > I >> > reloaded XP pro x64 build 3190 and my problems went away for another >> > several >> > months (after losing a few pictures and about 100Gb of music and >> > movies). >> > I >> > learned my lesson, so I read up on restore points and creating backups >> > of >> > my >> > system. I have performed countless restores now, but my restart, and >> > errors >> > (BSOD) issues keep getting worse each time. I'm not sure what other >> > information I need to post, excetpt that I am getting stop errors for >> > anything IRQ -- I thought this was no longer an issue? Also for >> > CD-rom -- >> > Bad block, but I have no disk in drive. Kernel mode exceptions, Page >> > faults, >> > and Device driver errors to name a few. I have looked up all info for >> > drivers, and I am up to date with all of them, as well as BIOS. >> > Please, >> > any >> > suggestions would help. I'm about to take this thing outside and start >> > a >> > bonfire. Thank you. >>
From: NYTELTECH on 14 Jan 2008 19:36 Seems like The combination of AW8D motherboard and Intel chip just wouldn't let 32 bit OS get installed. anyway, I checked temps. They are: CPU:70c, motherboard 35c, and I've been keeping the case open since I thought it might be heat as well. I don't think that's it anymore, but I'm still open to suggestions. As far as memory goes, I have already run weekend stress tests and found no problems. This is actually too much computer for what I use it for, but I had to satisfy myself and make my first build. Power was an issue when I first put my "Frankenstein" together. I was trying to run this thing with an old 300W p/s. Needless to say, that did NOT go well. I replaced it with an 800W BFG if I remember correctly, and it helped, but the problems have not gone away. I really appreciate the input guys, and will attempt anything suggested here because I am at a loss. I'm technically savvy, and have great troubleshooting skills, but this thing is not a phone system. Thanks.
From: Patrick on 14 Jan 2008 19:46 "NYTELTECH" <NYTELTECH(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:472BE292-F936-415E-98B5-D86AD5B7B547(a)microsoft.com... > Seems like The combination of AW8D motherboard and Intel chip just > wouldn't > let 32 bit OS get installed. anyway, I checked temps. They are: CPU:70c, > motherboard 35c, and I've been keeping the case open since I thought it > might be heat as well. I don't think that's it anymore, but I'm still > open > to suggestions. As far as memory goes, I have already run weekend stress > tests and found no problems. This is actually too much computer for what > I > use it for, but I had to satisfy myself and make my first build. Power > was > an issue when I first put my "Frankenstein" together. I was trying to run > this thing with an old 300W p/s. Needless to say, that did NOT go well. > I > replaced it with an 800W BFG if I remember correctly, and it helped, but > the > problems have not gone away. I really appreciate the input guys, and will > attempt anything suggested here because I am at a loss. I'm technically > savvy, and have great troubleshooting skills, but this thing is not a > phone > system. Thanks. 70c is to hot throw some ice on it :) should be 50-60
From: NYTELTECH on 14 Jan 2008 19:57 Sorry, it's @ 60, didn't check typing "Patrick" wrote: > > "NYTELTECH" <NYTELTECH(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:472BE292-F936-415E-98B5-D86AD5B7B547(a)microsoft.com... > > Seems like The combination of AW8D motherboard and Intel chip just > > wouldn't > > let 32 bit OS get installed. anyway, I checked temps. They are: CPU:70c, > > motherboard 35c, and I've been keeping the case open since I thought it > > might be heat as well. I don't think that's it anymore, but I'm still > > open > > to suggestions. As far as memory goes, I have already run weekend stress > > tests and found no problems. This is actually too much computer for what > > I > > use it for, but I had to satisfy myself and make my first build. Power > > was > > an issue when I first put my "Frankenstein" together. I was trying to run > > this thing with an old 300W p/s. Needless to say, that did NOT go well. > > I > > replaced it with an 800W BFG if I remember correctly, and it helped, but > > the > > problems have not gone away. I really appreciate the input guys, and will > > attempt anything suggested here because I am at a loss. I'm technically > > savvy, and have great troubleshooting skills, but this thing is not a > > phone > > system. Thanks. > > 70c is to hot throw some ice on it :) should be 50-60 > > >
From: Patrick on 14 Jan 2008 20:07
if that is at idle it is to hot 60 should be about max for full load and below is my temps and this is at 30% load playing a game on a Extream core 2 XQ6850 Field Value Sensor Properties Sensor Type ITE IT8718F (ISA 290h) Motherboard Name Gigabyte G31 / G33 / P31 / P35 / X38 Series Chassis Intrusion Detected Yes Temperatures Motherboard 35 °C (95 °F) CPU 41 °C (106 °F) CPU #1 / Core #1 49 °C (120 °F) CPU #1 / Core #2 48 °C (118 °F) CPU #1 / Core #3 45 °C (113 °F) CPU #1 / Core #4 48 °C (118 °F) Cooling Fans CPU 2033 RPM Power Supply 1985 RPM Fan #4 3497 RPM "NYTELTECH" <NYTELTECH(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CD056E89-D548-4091-8099-5859DC8DAFD5(a)microsoft.com... > Sorry, it's @ 60, didn't check typing > > "Patrick" wrote: > >> >> "NYTELTECH" <NYTELTECH(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:472BE292-F936-415E-98B5-D86AD5B7B547(a)microsoft.com... >> > Seems like The combination of AW8D motherboard and Intel chip just >> > wouldn't >> > let 32 bit OS get installed. anyway, I checked temps. They are: >> > CPU:70c, >> > motherboard 35c, and I've been keeping the case open since I thought >> > it >> > might be heat as well. I don't think that's it anymore, but I'm still >> > open >> > to suggestions. As far as memory goes, I have already run weekend >> > stress >> > tests and found no problems. This is actually too much computer for >> > what >> > I >> > use it for, but I had to satisfy myself and make my first build. Power >> > was >> > an issue when I first put my "Frankenstein" together. I was trying to >> > run >> > this thing with an old 300W p/s. Needless to say, that did NOT go >> > well. >> > I >> > replaced it with an 800W BFG if I remember correctly, and it helped, >> > but >> > the >> > problems have not gone away. I really appreciate the input guys, and >> > will >> > attempt anything suggested here because I am at a loss. I'm >> > technically >> > savvy, and have great troubleshooting skills, but this thing is not a >> > phone >> > system. Thanks. >> >> 70c is to hot throw some ice on it :) should be 50-60 >> >> >> |