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So I did a spyware scan and removed any that was detected. I also ran Trendmicro virus scan and had a clean system. The problem still persists.
After a reboot, the program stops functioning and I still come across the mentioned error - I am also certain there is something else going on...
When I install CPU-Z it works but any subsequent access to the program is greeted by an error msg:
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Program: C:\Downloads\CPU-Z\cpuz.exe
R6002
- Floating point not loaded
I can also run ATI Tool 0.26 only after I install and initially launch it...
Thanks for the responses, looks like my mind is made up towards the dell 3007.
With the dell days deals coming up it should also be cheaper then the $2,000CDN they are asking for the westinghouse from Bestbuy.
Either of these will be powered by a x1900XT (single) and a C2D system (E6600 + 2GB RAM), just to get that out of the way.
Primary use: Internet surfing
Secondary use: homework and MS office work
Tertiary use: Movies ............ and then games
Obviously I would need something that would...
I was scoring over 9,000 in 3d mark 05 with my x1800gto overclocked.
Dont know how that translates for you but is just a thought if you need the $30 for something else.
The connect3d seems to be unlocking, while the Saphires are not.
Unlocking or not, by enabling software voltage control on the stock heatsink I've been able to break 9k in 3DMark05 with a few programs running in the background. For a 12 pipe card that I paid minimal for (bought it used), I...
Im scoring about ~8800 in 3DMark05 with my overclocked 1800GTO. Take it however you want it, but its pretty good bang for the buck once you enable software control.
I can break 9k with a bit more time. And for how much I paid for it, I can't complain.
I am looking to buy a new monitor for my computer (x2 3800 @ 2.6Ghz, 2GB Ram, DFI Ultra-D, Raptor). I could either get the smaller dell and a video card with the difference or the larger monitor and be on the x300SE that I have now.
I don't game very much (ocassionally I wouldnt mind it...
He really likes war games, so like COD2 and BF2 I would assume. Also, is into the RTS games as well.
The monitor would be at least a 17" LCD. So the native resolution would be 12x10 or whatever it is.
Yea the timings on the OCZ are 3-3-3-8 I believe. So I could definatly shave a...
The only problem is that if I drop the 7800GT and the mobo combo, I end up taking a lesser video card and a better mobo (DFI Ultra-D for example) which is only ~$50 cheaper.
I would probably be overclocking the CPU, which ever I get.
I can't fit the 3700+ within the budget and am probably going to have to shave another $100 somewhere.
Its gotta be a comprimise between the CPU and the video card.