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    Family computer just stopped working, little help needed.

    are you getting a beep code during boot up?
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    Newbie Cheeze drwifi says Hello

    low in the product run usually reflects a high overhead for overclocking. i am speaking of the A64's here. however, i just read a CPU magazine article specifically regarding the A64 3200 and the overclocking they did in the lab was not spectacular. ( using pc mark 2004 and all the usual...
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    hard questions, multi topic

    no, swapped system drive several times during my "troubles". re: mag fields and damage, i was not aware of this occuring with fans. the fan i have covering hdd stack is about 1/2 inch from 2 storage drives, but about 8" from system drive. thanks for the replies guys
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    hard questions, multi topic

    oops, forgot to ask, what did you mean by residual effects on my other hard drives. could you go into a little detail?
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    hard questions, multi topic

    ambient box temp is @ 80 deg farenheit +/- 10 os hdd has a heat sink on it with 2 25mm fans blowing directly on it. mobo temp maxes at 18deg celcius and cpu maxes out at @41 deg celcius. articsilver replaced that retail gunk first thing. asus probe shows me good power on all rails. 600w...
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    hard questions, multi topic

    i have re-installed windows xp 8 times in the past 2 months. with that opening statement, you can correctly assume that something is seriously wrong. it is a custom built amd 2600 on an asus a7n8x del running bios rev. 1007 with 512mb kingston pc 2700 with an ati 7500, tdk velo cd, mad dog...
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