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Abraham Marin Perez wrote: |
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>Hi everyone: |
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> Lately I had a very weird problem with my CPU. I keep my computer on |
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>due to I hold a web page and some other stuff, but this morning my |
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>computer was off. I ruled out tension or current peaks because I have an |
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>UPS and no other electronic device at home seems to be affected by such |
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>a thing, so I guess it had to be dued to something in my computer. |
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> But that's not all. The actual problem is that when I turned it on |
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>my system didn't recognise my AMD Athlon XP 1700 (what I had and have) |
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>but just an AMD Athlon 1100. I haven't been able to find out whether |
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>it's actually working at this lower speed or it's just a naming problem, |
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>but anyway this seems to be a quite bizarre problem. |
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>Is there anyone who has any idea about what happened and why? Thanks, |
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>Abraham |
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I think you need to re-set your bios, some bios has protection against |
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overclock that reset the multiplier frequency of the cpu. |
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so reboot again, enter in your bios configuration and check/set it. |
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It's also possible that simply reboot again make things working. |
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ciao francesco |
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