I'm running Win98 SE with an AMD 350 Mhz. When the CPU isn't overclocked, everything's Okay. But when I overclock it to 400 Mhz (100X4), Windows sometimes gives me a Blue Screen telling there's a 'FATAL EXCEPTION 0E IN VXD NTKERN (01) AT 0028..... I know it deals with ram. But I've got two brand new SDRAM (8nns) ! On the other hand I don't want to disable my external cache in Bios. I have 128 Mb of RAM and I put my swap file number to 114 in Windows system performance. Is that correct ? And what about the exception message ?

If that is a AMD K6 2 350, Don't over clock it,they get to hot then bang system hangs, error's, all sort of things can happen including smoked CPU !! the rule here is if you poke your self with stick and it hurts Don't poke your self with a stick!

Howdy, Key words are OverClocking. If you wanted a faster CPU why didn't ya buy a faster one? Not trying to be mean but use some common sense. Laters, Kevin The Tech Dude.