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re: Question about 'Top reasons for random, fatal crashes in Windows XP and Windows 2000'
Thursday, June 19, 2003 at 10:28 am
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Ricer46
(19384 messages posted)
Could be the power supply REGARDLESS of how many things you have connected (not "beacuse
of..."). You may have software that came with your motherboard that allows you to
track system parameters such as power supply voltage stability. Use it; if you have
spikes, then it's a problem, if it's steady, it's not.
On Thursday, June 19, 2003 at 8:17 am, Slough wrote:
>I have a question about Top
>reasons for random, fatal crashes in Windows XP and Windows 2000:
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>I'm using XP with a P3 1600 (stable Celeron initially at 12x100 but now at 12x133)
>running at about 35 celsius degrees, in a Asus TUSL2-C mobo, 512MB PC133 Infineon
>CL2 7ns, MSI Geforce Ti 4800SE, Creative SB Live! 1024, Recorder LG 52x24x52, CD-ROM
>Asus 50x, one IBM 34 GXP 20GB, two Western Digital WD400JB 40GB 8MB cache on RAID
>0 through a Adaptec 1200A Raid Controller in a PCI Slot, 350W power source, 3 fans
>80x80mm.
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>Sometimes i get some random restarts with no blue screen, no "Your system has recovered
>from a serious error" message, anything at all. It simply restarts.
>The overclock has been tested a lot of times and is stable, i have no IRQ conflits...
>The restarts happens at any time, and the "Event Viewer" doesn't complain about
anything...
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>Could it be the power source? Since i have so many things connected...
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>Thanks in advance
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