| Quote: | dmex |  | |
| As Chris mentioned try This program: CPUID and check the settings, if your unsure just post us some screenshots of the result 
Steven
| Quote: | Chris16v | | | | I found that my game/pc crashes were down to my ram not receiving enough voltage.
My motherboard automatically set it to 1.8v when the manufacturer advised should be 2.1v and cpu-z advised 2.2v.
No more bluecreens or computer crashes. Games sometimes crash but I believe this down to my video card not being optimized for vista x64. | | | | | | |
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Dag nab it, that is like the 43,000th time I've seen the CPUID link. I still suffer random lock ups occasionally and I think this time I'm going to try the dang thing. If I have any problems understanding the results Stephen should I post it on this thread or in a PM. I also have had problems with HaloII but more with the mouse not turning Master Chief fast enough (he moves like an arthritic 300 year old cripple) more than game crashes though I have had those as well.
EDIT: I'm a bit gunshy about downloading and running programs if you know what I mean lol.