At 11:19 PM -0500 1/8/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>One problem with the Newer 240/1M upgrade is that they skimped and
>used G3 chips rated to operate at 85C maximum.
Now that I've swapped out the for the 3rd time, I've run across a new
glitch. The cpu will freeze/crash during start-up or as soon as the
desktop appears unless I use the Nupower control panel to lower the
cpu speed to 120 from it's default setting of 160.
I don't think i've added any new system stuff in the last 2 weeks,
have I got a bad card?
That's the cache speed you're changing, not the CPU speed. So I
would guess that you have iffy cache. Newer should provide a
replacement unit.
For now, just run the cache at 120 MHz. The real world speed
difference isn't that much.
Tim Seufert
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