Hey gang, my uncle just built a new computer and N2003 keeps crashing. Doom
3 plays fine. It is a and 64 3000 with a asus k8v-x motherboard, 1 gig ram,
nvidia 5950 ultra 450w power supply. I have tried numerous drivers but
anywhere from 0 to 40 laps into a race the machine reboots. It has great
cooling. I have disabled the cool and quiet feature in the bios, I have
enabled/disabled fast writes. No other programs or virus protection
running. It has xp pro with all updates. I have pretty much exhausted all
of my limited tricks and can't get this thing to work. I know the video
card is good because I sold it to him. Keep in mind that Doom 3 plays fine
with all settings set to max. For all the world this seems like a conflict
somehow, but I just can't figure out where. I have no expierence with 64
bit processors or motherboards. If anyone has any ideas please drop me a
line. Thanks.
"Laura" <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:dU7Wd.1701$[email hidden]:
Do you have onboard sound? Either way, go to dxdiag and choose the sound
tab and reduce the hardware sound acceleration one or two clicks. Good
luck.
dave henrie
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> Hey gang, my uncle just built a new computer and N2003 keeps crashing. > Doom 3 plays fine. It is a and 64 3000 with a asus k8v-x > motherboard, 1 gig ram, nvidia 5950 ultra 450w power supply. I have > tried numerous drivers but anywhere from 0 to 40 laps into a race the > machine reboots. It has great cooling. I have disabled the cool and > quiet feature in the bios, I have enabled/disabled fast writes. No > other programs or virus protection running. It has xp pro with all > updates. I have pretty much exhausted all of my limited tricks and > can't get this thing to work. I know the video card is good because I > sold it to him. Keep in mind that Doom 3 plays fine with all settings > set to max. For all the world this seems like a conflict somehow, but > I just can't figure out where. I have no expierence with 64 bit > processors or motherboards. If anyone has any ideas please drop me a > line. Thanks. > > > >Dave it looks like you are the man. I took your advice and raced for
25 laps trying to induce a reboot to no avail. I turned it down two
notches. Unfortunately due to work and a circus being in town I won't
be able to further test until Sunday or Monday night. I can't thank
you enough.
Jeff
<[email hidden]> wrote...
> Dave it looks like you are the man. <snip>
Dave *is* the man, unquestionably.
Jan. ;-)
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