I've just about had it with this current system. Some of you may know about my overclocking antics with my 2500 and epox 8rda3+ mobo. To sum it up, the experience was great with my 2100xp, it ran fine at 2200mhz/1.8v and VERY cool.
At the moment I have a 2500 barton and its been nothing but a pain since I got it about a week ago. When I first tested it with prime95 for 3 hours straight at 2295mhz/199mhzfsb with 1.64 volts it ran like a dream. Going up to 2434mhz on 1.76 volts running prime for 3 hours stable after running it at 2295mhz it was fine. Then later on I went for 2486 on 1.8v and thats where my problems started. It restarted the pc and left it in a state where the fans are still spinning but no other activity. I went back down to 2436mhz and it did the same thing after 10 seconds of prime! I went down to 2305mhz on 1.66v and it froze!
Temps arent the issue I dont think because it does it on lower volts/temps at about 47c load. Anyway I got it running fine again at 2305mhz on a whopping 1.76V! So I took out the case fans and the dodgy dvd drive thats been opening and shuting on its own lol and replaced the ide cable with the one that came with the board and I'm back at 2405mhz on 1.78v with 53C load using my 2,800rpm fan. Its been running prime for well over 40 minutes with out a problem so far but this is getting beyond a joke.
If I cant get the system stable at this speed, a speed that I know this cpu can do, then I'm getting an abit NF-7 S to replace this motherboard as I'm currently amazed at how it will run for hours stable on 1.64v and then need 1.76v later to run stable again!
It may be my PSU as its a Q-tec 550w thats only a few months old but I've been running at 2.1vcore/2.8mem on my 2100 with zero issues! Will get a new one if this keeps up before a mobo swop I think but this one is very confusing for me, who has been building systems for a few years now...
<A HREF="http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=6884109" target="_new"> MY RIG </A>
<A HREF="http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k3=1150155" target="_new"> 3D-03 </A>
<font color=red> 120% overclocker </font color=red> (cheapskate)
At the moment I have a 2500 barton and its been nothing but a pain since I got it about a week ago. When I first tested it with prime95 for 3 hours straight at 2295mhz/199mhzfsb with 1.64 volts it ran like a dream. Going up to 2434mhz on 1.76 volts running prime for 3 hours stable after running it at 2295mhz it was fine. Then later on I went for 2486 on 1.8v and thats where my problems started. It restarted the pc and left it in a state where the fans are still spinning but no other activity. I went back down to 2436mhz and it did the same thing after 10 seconds of prime! I went down to 2305mhz on 1.66v and it froze!
Temps arent the issue I dont think because it does it on lower volts/temps at about 47c load. Anyway I got it running fine again at 2305mhz on a whopping 1.76V! So I took out the case fans and the dodgy dvd drive thats been opening and shuting on its own lol and replaced the ide cable with the one that came with the board and I'm back at 2405mhz on 1.78v with 53C load using my 2,800rpm fan. Its been running prime for well over 40 minutes with out a problem so far but this is getting beyond a joke.
If I cant get the system stable at this speed, a speed that I know this cpu can do, then I'm getting an abit NF-7 S to replace this motherboard as I'm currently amazed at how it will run for hours stable on 1.64v and then need 1.76v later to run stable again!
It may be my PSU as its a Q-tec 550w thats only a few months old but I've been running at 2.1vcore/2.8mem on my 2100 with zero issues! Will get a new one if this keeps up before a mobo swop I think but this one is very confusing for me, who has been building systems for a few years now...
<A HREF="http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=6884109" target="_new"> MY RIG </A>
<A HREF="http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k3=1150155" target="_new"> 3D-03 </A>
<font color=red> 120% overclocker </font color=red> (cheapskate)
It sounds like your power's problem.