Hi!
I recently treated myself to a new machine with, among other things, an Abit BP6, two Celeron 366's and a G400 Max, naturally intending to overclock the beast.
However, before I attempted to overclock it, I though I'd make sure it worked properly, which it of course turned out not to, and so I turn to you guys for help. See, after about 15 minutes of Q3, my computer (running Win98) simply freezes. Hard. I've tried everything; upgraded all drivers, flashed the bios, AGP aperture size, the lot. To no avail. Finally, I noticed that the G400 chip felt a bit warm (but not when compared to my friend's GeForce), so I set up a table-fan to blow air into my computer, and the problem seemed to vanish. Preliminary conclusion: Something overheated. Remove the fan and the problem reappears, and this is with the G400 as the only card in the machine, and the CPU's are cooler than 45 degrees Celcius.
Does anybody have a good idea as to what might be wrong? (And what I can do to fix it?)
I recently treated myself to a new machine with, among other things, an Abit BP6, two Celeron 366's and a G400 Max, naturally intending to overclock the beast.
However, before I attempted to overclock it, I though I'd make sure it worked properly, which it of course turned out not to, and so I turn to you guys for help. See, after about 15 minutes of Q3, my computer (running Win98) simply freezes. Hard. I've tried everything; upgraded all drivers, flashed the bios, AGP aperture size, the lot. To no avail. Finally, I noticed that the G400 chip felt a bit warm (but not when compared to my friend's GeForce), so I set up a table-fan to blow air into my computer, and the problem seemed to vanish. Preliminary conclusion: Something overheated. Remove the fan and the problem reappears, and this is with the G400 as the only card in the machine, and the CPU's are cooler than 45 degrees Celcius.
Does anybody have a good idea as to what might be wrong? (And what I can do to fix it?)
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