voltage

I'm getting random BSoD's, usually when playing a game, happens very early (20 minutes after starting a game) or 2 hours later. I tested my CPU's overclock with Intel Burn test for 3 hours, rock solid. GPU is not overclocked, and I've tried upping the voltage on CPU and RAM beyond what's stable...

So basically I will be In the middle of something and my pc just dies, not so much shuts down more like a power failure, it then restarts itself. It hasnt done it during any gaming so im sure its not anything overheating, monitoring programs says all mobo/processor/graphics card are all in good...

Hey! I have this laptop which is past it's sell by date and the screen is broken too. So, I decided to hook it up to the TV and use it as a desktop TV. Problem is, aswell as the screen being broken - the power cable is too. The laptop uses (according to the transformer brick) 14v. But, after...

Hi, I have been experiencing BSOD problems since I built this computer, I was about to post here a week or so ago but I noticed my RAM timings were set incorrectly. However since they were adjusted to the manufacturer settings I have since experienced two more BSOD, the two latest dumps in...

I'm not sure what the problem is but i think its driver related, sometimes my computer with freeze with sounds stuttering. Link Removed Link Removed Link Removed Link Removed on my BIOS it says active voltage is 1.60 not sure why it doesn't say it there.

Hey, lately i was getting BSOD's. I know reason is ram. Firs memtest86 (not +) showed me alot of errors. Now they are kinda gone, after i raised voltage (from 1.60 to 1.65, as my ram claims it needs). Now memtest86+ gives me few errors, wich are like, good xxxxxxxx - bad xxfxxxxx (err byte is...

Hi all, I use 4 x 1gb memory sticks (A Data 800 mhz, 4 4 4 12). When all 4 sticks are installed, windows (64bit) randomly freezes and pc must be restarted. A few weeks ago I tested each memory alone on pc, 1 of them seemed to be faulty and I got it replaced. During the replacement process I...

Incorporates new topology and 3D IC stacking techniques Last week, Japanese website PC Watch published an interesting piece in which a basic outline was given of DRAM memory technology evolution from DDR3 to DDR4 over the next few years. Following the recent MemCon 2010 event last month...

I'm going to upgrade my RAM. I have 2 sticks of DDR2 1G PC2-5300 (333MHz) and 2 sticks of DDR2 512 MB PC2-5300 (333MHz) and there voltage rates are 1.8v. The maximum RAM upgrade I have have is DDR2 PC2 6400 do to CPU limitations. The upgrade I'm looking at are these: Newegg.com - CORSAIR XMS2...

Hi there! i have a problem which is not directly linked to windows 7 but after browsing this forum a little it appears to me that you guys have quite some knowledge and might be able to tell me what to do, i would really appreciate your help! for some time now i had some problems which i blamed...

New Windows 7 64 system build. I860 Asus P7P55 Corsair 4 GB Cooler Master 650w GTX 275 video card I just built the above pc and am having trouble connecting to a network drive. When I initiate the connection it works for awhile then out of no where it just stops. If I try and access the drive...

C3 stepping Phenoms shipping Link Removed due to 404 Error Link Removed due to 404 Error Written by Link Removed due to 404 Error Monday, 30 November 2009 12:15 TDP stays the same, apparently AMD has started shipping C3 stepping Phenom II processors. The new stepping should allow for...

With Rivatuner at it's heart this is a overclocking/monitoring utility from MSI. It will work with any card and is being supported by the 3D Guru site. A forum thread will be opened (just like there is for Rivatuner). This utility has the advantage of being usable on the fly. Also, to enhance...

So I've never overclocked anything before, so I'm really looking for some detailed help in overclocking my Q6600, which is an Intel 2 Quad Core 2.4GHZ for those who don't know model numbers. Anyways I've been told that multiple cores are really only any good for 64 bit software and seeing as a...

I have a Gigabyte P35-DS3L motherboard and have been running 4 gigs (4 x 1GB Corsair TWIN2X2048-6400C4; 4-4-4-12; 2.1 volts) on it with no problems. Windows 7 runs great. I decided to up the ante to 8 gigs RAM (4 x 2GB Corsair TWIN2X4096-6400C5; 5-5-5-18; 1.8 volts -- which is approved from...

Hi, I've been using the RC for a while now and it's been completely, 100% stable, so I'm sure the RAM is causing the problem. I bought two more sticks of ddr2 800 ram (1 gig each) for a total of 4 sticks and 4 gigs of ddr2 ram on my computer. These are both from the same supplier (Transcend)...

Computer is locking up completely in several games. I am unable to ctrl-alt-del and have to power off and back on in order to get it to work again. I am having this issue with Sacred 2, and World In Conflict: Soviet Assault. The odd thing that is throwing me off is that I do not have this...

OK, So I had Windows 7 a few months back. I had this problem, and forgot that its why I went back to vista. basically, ive been on Vista 64 bus for the last 2 months. Havent changed my computers settings at all bios wise. So under windows vista my clock settings are: (motherboard DFI x58 and...

Many manufacturers provided a laptop battery calibration program, a Windows version and BIOS version, it is best to use these programs to correction, Use the correct charger Notebook computer power consumption is much larger than cell phones, power needs and at the same time the battery is...

My UPS has been having a problem, and about a month ago, I found that 'my' UPS was not working as a voltage stabilizer. But I don't know if UPS is generally designed to work as a voltage stabilizer. Is it?