Ok I have a PIII500 and have had it overclocked at 575 for a while running on Win2k, at the default voltage 2.00v. Well just recently it started locking up on me and sometimes gave me a blue screen. I took everything out except the vid card, formatted, did a clean install, put the CPU back to 500Mhz and still the same thing. I started messing around with the BIOS and turned the CPU voltage up tp 2.05v it got a little more stable, but still locked up. I increaded it to 2.10v, got better, now I have it at 2.20v and I'm posting from it now. Why would it do this and will it hurt to leave it this way?
Specs:
Abit BE6
256 MB RAM
IBM Deskstar ATA66 7200rpm 13 GB HD
SoundBlaster LIVE
Kenwood TrueX 72X CD-ROM
Creative Geforce2 GTS
Linksys LNE 10/100 NIC
CPU + WIN2K = Problem........Help!
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try <eek> reinstalling windows?
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That is really weird , believe it or not but i had the reverse happen to me , for some reason my 600e@852 wouldnt boot into win98 (when i was dual booting, i had to take it back donw to default speed) to save it's life
but in win2k it's a breeze.
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