ongky
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personally i use EFTP. Really easy to setup accounts and all. hope this helps. edit : oops sorry didn't realise this was linux ftp >_< anyway that's a windows FTP prog
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oh u guys are the best! i set my cpu freq to 166 MHz and it was running smooth as a baby's butt. no restarts watsoever. AND i get my 2500+ at 1.84Ghz. thanks a lot fellas
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so close! 593 i can't attach the image....
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installed the latest chipset drivers... stil the same.. when i push up the speed, temp goes to 55-60.. then gets rather unstable. yeap i got e original fan that came wif the chip. just wondering about the bios... there is no know issue with my motherboard and everything works fine. don't wish to jeopardize anything, but how safe is updating the bios?
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hi.. i have been having this problem for some time, but i couldn't solve it. maybe i'll try my luck here. i have this athlon xp processor, supposed to be 2500+. i'm using ddr 333, 256mb ram. my mb is MSI kt4av, supports both. when i started out, it was set to athlon 1100. so i thought ok, maybe i have to change something. i went to the bios and found the only thing that i could do to affect the speed was the base frequency. default freq is 100MHz - this sets proc to 1100. i can get my desired 2500+ when i change the base freq to 180MHz. All is fine, but the computer will crash randomly and restart by itself. Most prob due to overheat i suspect. so to be able to use the comp at all, i have to leave it at 1100. any idea how i can get my money's worth??? is there a way to check what is e intended speed for the processor?? any help's appreciated!
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holy gwackamoly!
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hello everybody~ though i don't really use linux, i do administer a site and forum wif windows iis. saw anyweb's message at my webbie askin me to join... well here i am seems that this forum isn't purely linux, so i could participate a little. btw happy new year everyone! ongky