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To: S. maltophilia who wrote (28145)7/15/2002 8:25:13 AM
From: CharleyMike  Read Replies (2) of 110655
 
I've been lurking along, following your problem because I've got a similar one. ABIT KT7A motherboard, AMD XP1500 cpu, 256 megs ram, WinME, GeForce32, etc, etc. And the durn thing freezes up.

Thought the processor had overheated. Got a new XP1700, same problem. Thought BIOS may be set for overprotective of cpu in regards to heat. Nope, and Nope.

I can turn it off, wait 15-20 minutes, and it'll re-boot, last about 5 minutes, then freeze up again.

Moved the HD to another box and worked it for hours. So, it doesn't seem to be a software problem.

Removed all the cards so the only one in was the AGP GeForce, and same problem.

Unless someone here has a better suggestion. I'm going to get another motherboard(NOT ABIT) and put that in tonight. I think one of the circuits is overheating and breaking connection.

You're not alone, Khalil Ayoub. There's problems enough for us all. Do you have another box you can relocate the HD to? It seems to me that if it works consistently in a different unit, that would eliminate software as the culprit.

I wish someone would validate that for me.
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