Summary: Before you all laugh, I know thisthing is a dinosaur, but it is just a second workstation, and i would like to know if it is possible to eliminate the...
Summary: TOSHIBA is a laptop not a PC, and laptops are not ideal for DVD Watching. 800mhz Celeron CPU's are poor performers and due to laptops inherently throt...
Summary: hey guys... i have jut brought a new processor, a p4 2.4ghz with a 533fsb. its running on an asus P4S8X motherboard and i was just wondering how far ...
Summary: jam - Yes, it's a 300A. I would love to give it a voltage increase, but unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be an option for this with this cheapo...
Summary: That 1800+ is definately not a stellar overclocker with that high multiplier lock on it. It would be alot better unlocked so you could run at a blazin...
Summary: Sometimes the KT400 mobo lags down when you use 400Mhz DRAM frequency. Have you ever tried to use 333Mhz DRAM frequency and see whether it increase? ...
Summary: "Is it worth adding more RAM?" It depends on what you're running. If you are just running a browser and an office app from time to time, then probabl...
Summary: If your PSU fan is the only exhaust fan, its possible that its running out of life or that you inadvertantly blocked some airflow. I doubt if you actu...
Summary: Thankyou for the reply. I learn things very fast, but I usually dont have the time to do alot of research in searching through tons of posts trying to...
Summary: Yes, your PCI would be at 33mhz because your board/chipset supports the 133mhz/266 DDR FSB. But if you start raising the FSB above 133, your PCI & AGP...
Summary: I can't even increase the Multiplier beyond 6.5 before the computer freezes. I've tried tweaking the FSB and the muliplier but to no avail. Also, I ...
Summary: about once a month, my motherboard monitoring program reports that my 3.3v went out of the recommended range, and 1 second later, returns back to norm...
Summary: There are linux DS packages for Unreal 2003 and 2004...which Unreal are you running? "I Opened it at one time to 20 clients but it was a lag fest, and...
Summary: Either you are running out of memory or hard drive needs to be defragment. When you playing music/video, press ctrl+alt+del and look for any program ...
Summary: Trip - Bios is up to date - Via Drivers Up to Date - Detonators up to date. Egkenny - Those posted are with the new Geforce 3 - with the Voodoo card i...
Summary: Hello, I have an AMD XP 2000 CPU overclocked to 1.8ghz with watercooling which temps never reach over 38C on the highest load. I am using PC2100 512M...
Summary: I'd make the upgrade for free...would not even consider it for 90 bucks. The Duron 700 will easily run with the Celeron 766 and will try to hang in th...
Summary: I already have 1Gb DDR400 RAM CL2.5 (PC3200 I thinks). However PC Wizard reports the memory as DDR200 and timing as 4-4-2-9 whereas the Memory says it...
Summary: Thanks for the reply. Wow, with a max temp of 95 I have nothing to worry about there. I have the onboard monitor set to alarm at 55c. My concern,rea...
Summary: Just download Sisoft Sandra, go to the benchmarks and look for yourself. I need to post those benchmarks I took, but with work and college, I just hav...
Summary: One more thing to add...the memory freq varies depending on the CPU freq and/or the CPU multi. For example, if you were to keep the CPU freq at 300MHz...
Summary: Dude, you asked for suggestions...what you do with them is up to you. What I'm trying to tell you is your CPU & memory settings are all screwed up. Wi...
Summary: Scrath what was written in response #1...it is TOTALLY incorrect! Athlon, Athlon XP, & Duron systems have the memory controller on the motherboard. An...
Summary: Agreed. Windows XP itself will run fine on 128mb of memory but once you start browsing the internet, checking emails, listening to music and chatting...
Summary: It's called "SpeedStep". The CPU speed varies depending on load. If it ran at full speed all the time, you'd run out of battery power MUCH quicker. Al...
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