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I didn't realize that November of 2005 was old.

I updated my bios and it still produces the same error. It is probably some compatiblity issue with the laptop. I doubt that it being two different speeds has anything to do with it.

I have an Inspiron 1200. It has some wierd integrated 256mb DDR1 PC2700 memory stick in it. I bought an OCZ 512mb DDR1 PC3200 memory stick from Newegg to add to it. I installed it and the screen was all wierd so I assumed that the memory was bad and it was using it for the screen buffer. I...

That's X-Men the Official Game. I fixed the problem. The HSF must have shook loose during the move so I cleaned the surfaces and put some Arctic Silver 5 on there. So far no problems.

And here's a screenshot.

I took it out, reseated it, reinstalled the latest drivers. Still did it, but I got through a few missions of the game before it started acting funny.

I recently moved and upon starting my computer for the first time at the new location and playing a game I found it started to render it incorrectly. There are squares all over the screen with the wrong colors in it. My video card is a 9800 Pro. All connections are good. The computer worked...

Well, you would be wrong about your assumption to post it here. And just put them on eBay.

Now that's cheap enough to make me want one. I really don't need more more of a gig. I can always change my playlists around easily with my laptop.

Yes, the topic is about XP-M chips. I got a memory error after playing CS:S for a half hour. I'll try playing again later to see if it was a fluke or if it is true instability. If instability, what's the solution? Naturally underclock it a bit, but would raising the vcore a bit more be...

I'm running very stable with 200x12 with 1.72vc on an AN7 with 2600+. This is my first real attempt at overclocking. I can't seem to get it above 200 on the clock. Just tends to crap out at anything higher. Probably my old ram, 512mb Corsair w/heat spreader PC2700. Anything I can try to get...

I'm having the same problem. No viruses, spyware or anything. Sometimes it restarts instantly, other times it waits a short amount of time. Hitting the hard PSU switch fixes it, but if it is turned back on it'll boot up on its own again (usually not if a long period of time with the switch...

I used ATI Tool and it will automatically find the max overclock. I got 395 core and 370 memory on stock voltage for my 9800 Pro.

The memory checks out okay. It doesn't like to be set to anything too extreme though. I have it by speed and it won't boot at 137fsb. Do you think all of the problems are just because I haven't unlocked the chip, even though it seems capable of overclocking.

It won't get to 166. It will only get to 140ish. It isn't really stable there.

That's another thing I don't understand, I thought they locked the chips so they can't be overclocked, yet I can overclock mine. I didn't do anything to it. Maybe I misunderstood why they had to be unlocked. I can change the multiplier just fine. Temps: at a complete idle it's about 43c...

I just can't seem to get this thing to do anything even nice. Right now it's at 1929mhz, 14x137. I tried having a low multiplier and higher FSB, but it won't take anything over 145 and boot. Maybe the problem is that it is one of the first Thoroughbreds that one could buy. The motherboard is...

I'll give you ten dollars. I'm only going to burn it all anyways.

It'd be cheaper to just go to a hardware store and get a bunch of torx head screws, or better yet, torx security. No one carries torx around.