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New Asus A7S333 + PC2700 RAM Errors

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Name: DC Dalton
Date: February 15, 2003 at 13:53:31 Pacific
Subject: New Asus A7S333 + PC2700 RAM Errors
OS: windows 2000 service pack
CPU/Ram: AMD XP2100 / Samsung PC27
Comment:

I just put anew machine together for a client and am having some of the weirdest problems I have ever encountered. At no particular time or event I get the Memory Error blue screen of death & the machine reboots....it literally nver happens the same way twice, first reading the CD, then installing a program, then opening IE etc, etc, etc.
Here's the hardware, then Ill explain what I have tried up to this point:
Asus A7S333 mobo, AMD XP2100, 400 watt power, 2 - 512 mb sticks of Samsung PC2700 DDR333 RAM, Western Digital 80 gb hd, Lite-On 52x24x52 CDRW, Hercules Prophet Video, Soundblaster Live 5.1, Linksys etho card..

OK, First I thought itwas the RAM so I pulled out one stick at a time, seemed OK with one of the sticks in slot 1, when I put stick 2 into slot 1 the machine would get half way into windows load & then say a file was corrupted...pull it back out no problem. So I thought it was the RAM, took the 2 512 sticks out of my machine (which run perfectly) & put them in....same deal, out of the blue I get blue screen & reboot.. I have reseated the RAM over & over..no better. I also flashed the bios with the newest version..still nothing.
I have alos monitored the CPU heat...its steady at 120 F, CPU fans steady at 4900 - 5000 rpm.
I also forgot to mention this is the 5 load of windows....I was starting to think my win2k disc had gone south on me but every load is the same.....this is MADDENING!
I need to get this monster of my bench, if anyone can help I would truely appreciate it!


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Response Number 1
Name: Heoltornal
Date: February 15, 2003 at 14:37:19 Pacific
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Sounds like a motherboard prob, if you got a different one, try that.


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Response Number 2
Name: papa2
Date: February 15, 2003 at 18:33:51 Pacific
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Try this
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q253/9/12.ASP


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Response Number 3
Name: richie
Date: February 16, 2003 at 03:07:23 Pacific
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Try setting the board up in Jumper mode and the Romsip jummper to hardware, i had simialr problems with my A7V333 and this semes to make it more stable. Was the cpu bought retail ?


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