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CPU or HD/Southbridge problem??

 
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2003 8:02 pm    Post subject: CPU or HD/Southbridge problem?? Reply with quote

I have an a7n8x dlx, with a thunderbird 1400, 1x corsair cmx 3200 512mb and some sibak cpu cooler.
First question: I can run this all stable at fsb 166 x 9.5 (1583mhz). Even 170 fsb booted, but only at quite a low multiplier....so this isn't an option. My guess is this 166 fsb is quite high, because amd, among others, tell me the t-bird is designed for 133... Is it 'extraordinary' that it runs at 166.. or ' just possible in some rigs ' ..?

second question:
With multiplier 10 (1666mhz) and 10.5 (1750mhz) (and even 11x boots, but freezes the moment i enter the bios) the computer boots normally until the moment that the 'choose your Os, either home or pro' SHOULD appear.
This just doesn't happen, all i see is a black screen or, less frequent, this error msg:

TRAP 00000006 ======== Exception======
tr= 00L8 cr0 =00000011 cr2= 0000000 cr3= 0000000
gdt limit = 03ff base= 0001700 idt limit =07ff
NoCY 2r int dis down trap dis
and a bunch more of this crap

Furthermore I noticed that after Sata detection this line was added to the boot:
1 -- Building DMA Pool ....................succes
(2 -- Verifying DMA Pool data........ succes)

Line 1 was never there, 2 has always been there.

Also the screen above this line was slightly altered.



Now, when i turn down the multiplier to 9.5x everything is back to normal, and runs perfectly. Is this problem due to the processor simply just running too high, or is it something else like the southbridge communications or the pci bus (master)??? Any ideas??

I looked 'trap 00000006' up, and it seems to be some kind of, mostly win2000, boot problem. But in their case it seems to be a permanent problem.

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PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2003 10:44 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

The thunderbird 1400 is not a very good overclocker at all and consider yourself lucky that you could get it to 166.

I think you have met your maximum with this CPU and I think you should really be using a AthlonXP CPU with such a high end motherboard.

BTW, are you using Dual Channel DDR or normal DDR?
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 12, 2003 12:00 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

[TN] Nathan wrote:
The thunderbird 1400 is not a very good overclocker at all and consider yourself lucky that you could get it to 166.
I think you have met your maximum with this CPU and I think you should really be using a AthlonXP CPU with such a high end motherboard.
BTW, are you using Dual Channel DDR or normal DDR?



hehe...hey now....my Tbird 1400 would also hit 1620......it's a stout little chip for its time.

he/she has definitely maxed out the cpu tho....

and he/she cannot run dual channel ddr with only one stick.....
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 12, 2003 12:48 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

the tbird was the end of that core and was stretched to its limit.

dual channel ddr is not the same as standard ddr, thats why I was asking the question
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 12, 2003 3:09 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I have one stick of 512 cmx 3200 corsair, so it is in single mode. I set it to
5-2-2-2t, with the middle voltage (2.7 i believe)

I know i should be using the Athlon xp, and will be in a couple of weeks ($$), but it's always good to get the most out of what you have...

But does somebody recognize the error code? My guess it is the hdd, or the communication with the hdd, because it seems to be also a win2000 boot error code, that had quite alot search results on google...

So, if that's the bottleneck, if someone can tell me, the processor could be running just fine...
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