Posts by Larry Diaz38
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ASUS VIA KT600, FBI 400, AGP 8x, DDR, Serial ATA
Look, I’m not some kind of legendary hacker or whatever, so sorry if those specs aren't enough for you...
It was the same deal for me too... can someone actually explain how that process works...
Hey everyone, Edward Peterson70 told me he was too busy to deal with this right now, so I figured I’d just drop my issue here instead...
I've got a bit of a headache on my hands. I recently picked up a new graphics card (NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT), but every single time I try to fire up a game, things go south. After a little while, the whole system freezes up. My monitor just goes black, but the music keeps playing in the background while the PC becomes completely unresponsive. It's acting like it's stuck in Stand By, except it won't actually wake up or shut down properly... I already ran some CPU stability tests because Edward Peterson70 suggested it, and everything seems fine there.
My current setup is: ASUS VIA KT600, 400 FSB, AGP 8x, DDR, Serial ATA
Processor: Intel Pentium 4 1.83GHz, 768MB RAM
Thanks to anyone willing to lend a hand👍
So I finally downloaded Orthos, now what am I supposed to do with it?
Look, there are plenty of hackers out there, but trust me, I'm not one of them...😉
Tried swapping in a new power supply, but still nothing... It’s not exactly a powerhouse build, though my GPU holds its own enough for me.
I have an NVIDIA GeForce 7600 GT (512mb)
got 768MB DDR
Processor is 1.83Ghz
Edit: Also, can you tell me where I can actually find that Orthos... I searched Google for a bit but I honestly have no clue what it even is...
So I picked up a new graphics card, and now my PC keeps crashing every single time I try to play a game... At first, some guy told me to tweak the voltage, and that actually fixed things for a bit. But then I went and messed something up in the BIOS by resetting everything back to default, and now my games won't even run properly again. Any help would be appreciated... 😉
Quick question—does anyone here actually know what they're doing when it comes to overclocking CPU voltage? If you do, please hit me up via DM... thanks...