Re: Trap exception
From: ittech (ittech_gov_ont(remove)_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 11/26/04
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Date: Fri, 26 Nov 2004 01:53:03 -0800
This is you manual, on page 18, it says you can overclock, but it looks like
it is done with switches, not by the bios.
http://www.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/socka/kt133/a7v-e/a7ve-101.pdf
You have to match you CPU frequency (which I do not know) but it is not 1300
(this is totally different number), it would be around 100 Mhz.
Is this board new? If so, I would return it.
They have a newsgroup or member forum in Asus, maybe this can help you more.
Here is the link
http://usa.asus.com/club/clubindex.htm
-- ittech "Christian Borchgrevink-Lund" <borchgrevink@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:18aac9f3.0411260059.19d3cf25@posting.google.com... > Have no overclocking menu in BIOS. My MB is a A7V-E Asus with AThlon > 1300 CPU and 512 MB SD-133 RAM. > > Can not change voltage in BIOS. > > But, how can this suddenly happen? > > Thanks again > > Christian > > "ittech" <ittech_gov_ont(remove)@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:<#9GeBJy0EHA.3908@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl>... >> Looks like you are overclocking, you VCORE is 1.77 (way too high) should >> be >> around 1.35. Can u manually change this in you bios? >> >> Your 12V is too high (should be around 11.9 to 12.05) but probably to do >> the >> VCORE reading (because of overclocking). >> >> CPU Temperature is too high (should be arounnd 38 C at idle). >> >> Can you list you overclocking menu in the bios for me? >> Can you tell what RAM you are using (example DDR 333, DDR 400)? >> Can you tell me what your FSB for your processor? >> >> I think we found the problem :) >> -- >> ittech >> >> >> "Christian Borchgrevink-Lund" <borchgrevink@yahoo.com> wrote in message >> news:18aac9f3.0411251049.49c1c1fe@posting.google.com... >> > Here are the voltage readings: >> > >> > VCORE voltage: 1.77V >> > +3.3V voltage: 3.20V >> > +5V voltage: 4.94V >> > +12V voltage: 12.89 >> > 686A voltage: 3.27V >> > >> > MB temp 28 C/84 F >> > CPU temp 62 C / 143.5 F >> > >> > Any clues? >> > >> > Thanks >> > >> > "ittech" <ittech_gov_ontremove)@hotmail.com> wrote in message >> > news:<OVUhANg0EHA.4004@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>... >> >> NIC doesn't help. >> >> >> >> If it is a resistor to your MB, the machine is probably Over Clocking >> >> and >> >> cannot handle it, to much power to the CPU. >> >> >> >> Does the BIOS in you Compter show you voltages and/or temperature >> >> scores? >> >> >> >> I would get another MB, probably is cheaper than to get someone to >> >> repair >> >> it. >> >> >> >> But then it might not be MB, do you have another Power Supply you can >> >> try, >> >> if that fails I would suggest a new MB. >> >> >> >> These are only suggestions. >> >> >> >> -- >> >> ittech >> >> >> >> >> >> "Christian Borchgrevink-Vigeland" <borchgrevink@yahoo.com> wrote in >> >> message >> >> news:41a4462a$1@news.wineasy.se... >> >> > Thanks >> >> > >> >> > Only diagnostics on the NIC I think. Does that help? >> >> > >> >> > Have tried to remove ALL PCI cards except graphics and my HDs. If it >> >> > is >> >> > a >> >> > resistor, that means my MB is broken? >> >> > >> >> > Thanks again >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > "ittech" <ittech_gov_ont(remove)@hotmail.com> wrote in message >> >> > news:O80e6pf0EHA.3900@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... >> >> >> Do you have Diagnostic lights in the back of your computer. If so >> >> >> check >> >> >> the diagnostic codes in your manual. They might give you a better >> >> >> indication of what is happening. If they are all green, usually >> >> >> means >> >> >> things are OK. >> >> >> Also I was talking to some people about this, they said it could be >> >> >> a >> >> >> fried resistor that supplies power to your CPU (there is usually 4 >> >> >> or >> >> >> 5 >> >> >> of them) on your motherboard. Also they said could be a hardware >> >> >> item >> >> >> (like a hard drive or video card) has failed. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> -- >> >> >> ittech >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> "Christian Borchgrevink-Vigeland" <borchgrevink@yahoo.com> wrote in >> >> >> message news:41a4392d$1@news.wineasy.se... >> >> >>> Hmm, I am a bit lost now. Have tried with other RAM, so it is not >> >> >>> RAM. >> >> >>> Have tried to flash BIOS, did not work. One odd thing: My system >> >> >>> will >> >> >>> only boot from floppy whem it has been turend of for some minutes, >> >> >>> or >> >> >>> else I get "Non-system-disk" error. >> >> >>> >> >> >>> This suggests a heat issue to me, but fans are running normally >> >> >>> and >> >> >>> have >> >> >>> in addition cleaned CPU fan. >> >> >>> >> >> >>> Any ideas? >> >> >>> >> >> >>> >> >> >>> "Christian Borchgrevink-Vigeland" <borchgrevink@yahoo.com> wrote >> >> >>> in >> >> >>> message news:41a2e871@news.wineasy.se... >> >> >>>> Have SP2. Suddenly it all stopped working. Right after the BIOS >> >> >>>> post, >> >> >>>> when XP is about to load, i get a "Trap exception" (more details >> >> >>>> available if needed), and sometimes a "General protection fault". >> >> >>>> Have >> >> >>>> not installed new hardware/software. Most often a "trap >> >> >>>> exception". >> >> >>>> Tried to boot from XP CD to get to repair consol, but not >> >> >>>> possible. >> >> >>>> Any >> >> >>>> suggestions? Thank you very much! >> >> >>>> >> >> >>>> Christian >> >> >>>> >> >> >>> >> >> >>> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > >> >> >
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