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ATHLON XP 2800+/512 MB 333 PC2700 DDR
Windows XP Professional Service Pack 1a
Motherboard: BIOSTAR M7V12
Motherboard is Biostar M7VIZ version V1.52B-2R.
Award BIOS
Hard Drive is Western Digital 40GB
Memory DDR 512MB PC2700
Onboard LAN and audio
AMD XP2800+ processor
Iomega 100MB zip drive
Sony CDRW/DVD...At first startup each day, when my system is cold, system reboots several times showing the following errors:
“A problem has been detected and Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer.
STOP: 0X0000005, 0XBF9BB233, 0XF7A78970, 0xvtdisp.dfl-Address BF9BB233 base at Bf9B7000, DateStamp 3f14f615
Beginning dump of physical memory
Physical memory dump complete’System then stabilizes and runs perfectly “for days” and gives no more problems until next initial startup when system is again cool.
Anyone has any suggestions?
Thanks.

I would guess the power supply. Antec makes a power supply tester for $15, or use a voltmeter to test it.
MCSE, MCSA Messaging, baby!

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Using PC100 in a DDR mobo...
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Where can I get this mobo...
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