Always crashing

[bleek]

thanks TheWizzard i wiil try to make the search about that...but if anyone here know if its perfectly right to disable agp fastwrites can help me in my problem i will be happy

[TheWizzard]

of course you can always try if it makes any difference for you.

[medianOCer]

If you're wanting to get into OCing more so, then it might be best if you disable the AGP Fastwrites.

 

As TheWizzard mentioned, and I agree, disable the Thermal Throttling.

 

Also, as Bluepixie asked, have you changed your HAL setting in your OS?

This thread talks about it, if you have yet to change it and need info about that - http://www.dfi-street.com/forum/showthread.php?t=20000

 

Thanks for adding info, specs, and so on, as you are able to,

median

[TheWizzard]

I know this is true for ati card, but i'm not sure for nvidia cards? Is it also true for nvidia cards?

[medianOCer]

Possibly, may depend on the Vcard and how heavy into the OCrealm one might be venturing.

 

I've run mine mostly with AGP FW on, but I'm betting that, more often than not, with them off is probably going to give better stability and maybe fewer hiccups, which seem to come into play from time to time with them on.

[TheWizzard]

ah okay, so i guess we can say it's a thingy in general we can better set at disabled...

[bleek]

so i already disabled thermal throttling and the agp fastwrites !!

and i dont change anything in HAL settings.... :|

[TheWizzard]

Well, it turns out to be a change of no pain. Just switch it in windows, 2 reboots and ýou're ready to go. It didn't reinstall any drivers on my system, simply changed the hal.

[bleek]

how i change the HAL ?!?! :confused:

(details)

[TheWizzard]

very simpel:

 

rightclick on my computer, choose properties

 

goto tab hardware, then click button device manager

 

click on the cross before computer and right click on the hal you currently use

 

choose update driver, don't search internet, do it manually, i will choose which driver to install

 

from the list choose Advanced power configuration interface (ACPI) computer and click on okay.

 

No the system wants to reboot, do it.

 

when it's in the desktop again, it wants confirmation that to install the correct hal driver, hit okay, and it will reboot one last time.

 

When you're back into windows verify that the correct hal driver is installed and you're ready to go.

 

At least, this was how it went on my system. No reinstallation of all drivers and so.

[bleek]

for update manually i need to insert the cd utility that came in the board ?!?!

 

i already have "ACPI" so i dont need to change....or I have to change ??

[TheWizzard]

no you don't need any cd. But is that the driver which is installed? Or are you talking bios wise here.