Recently I installed an intel 3.2ghz HT processor on Intel D865PERL motherboard. When I run counter strike I get about 30-60 fps which is way below normal because I have a radeon X800XT. At first I thought my video card was messed up but then I ran 3D mark pro 05 and it blew through the video card test half. However when it got to the processor test it strated skipping badly then froze up and crashed.
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FPS Issue Proccessor Messed up?
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robberbaron
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What are your CPU temps and voltage?
What motherboard chipset drivers are you using?
Intel processors rarely if ever go bad. More than likely the problem lies with a driver or another piece of hardware. Unless you've got heat issues.
My advice is to check for heat problems. Then reinstall motherboard chipset drivers and finally install you're video card drivers after the motherboard install. After that you should be ok.
If none of that works then of course theres always the reformat and reload the OS routine. If your not up for that or that doesn't fix the problem, then I'd recommend doing hardware swaps until you locate the problem.
Intel processors rarely if ever go bad. More than likely the problem lies with a driver or another piece of hardware. Unless you've got heat issues.
My advice is to check for heat problems. Then reinstall motherboard chipset drivers and finally install you're video card drivers after the motherboard install. After that you should be ok.
If none of that works then of course theres always the reformat and reload the OS routine. If your not up for that or that doesn't fix the problem, then I'd recommend doing hardware swaps until you locate the problem.
Steel Chicken
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(i am not an intel guy)
but that CPU voltage seems low...is that normal?
LV Xeons run @ 1.3 right...?
(i am not an intel guy)
but that CPU voltage seems low...is that normal?
LV Xeons run @ 1.3 right...?
cam283 said:Ok apparently when I turned HT off the fps issue dissappeared any Idea why?
Erm......derr.......doh!