At one time Asus was a great motherboard but I've been hearing too many horror stories from too many integrators.
How did you change the i/o voltage and what did you set it to. I have a GIt500 in this system.
On Mon, 3 Feb 2003 22:11:38 -0800
Alan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm running a k7-900, 450megs of ram, geforce3, and lots of hard >drive (3x80 in raid5, 2x cdroms, another two drives for a raid0 on / >and my winxp partition). The system has a 350watt power supply and >hasn't had oddness like this before. I'm running the gentoo sources >kernel with nothing fancy in it.A7V here too. I seem to remember that asus motherboards have problems
I have a asus a7v266-c mb with 768 mb ram, 2kAthlonXp, a msi video card
using nvida drivers.
with asus video cards (odd yes, but true, had to bump my io voltage to
keep from crashing under windows), but I don't think the gf3 I have is
asus branded. Similar set up here.
>Should I be trying the vanilla or -ck kernel, or running memtest or >something?Same solution here too. Sucks to crash with SW raid5, cause rebuilding
Same problem here, same situation. I put the screen saver to blank
screen instead of eye candy (gl goodies) and it works fine. Nothing else
GL seems to lock it though.
parity on a 3x80G array *sucks* :)
alan
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