OHOH, Third Build already frooze and crashed... ! :O
Skybuck Flying
I was playing Call of Duty 4... and then I decided to bring down the noise
of the fans a bit... I make them spin slower... the temperature rises a few
degrees...
And then a few seconds later... bzbzbzbzbzbzbzbzbzb.. strange sound on
speakers...
And the system freezes.
I also noticed something in the bios menu:
APM Configuration options are missing.
Maybe the power supply went bad... maybe from all the power surges... or
maybe from thunder storm... lots and lots of thunder storms lately...
Could be interference from gsm's... the old pentium III monitor gets some
flickers now and then.... maybe wireless network intereference who knows..
But my safest bet so far is probably power supply bad...
This is more or less the worst thing that could happen.
Whoam... there goes the new system again... it just crashed again...
IRQ problem..
However I did read about windows xp x64 edition having some bug which caused
asus a8n32-sli motherboards to crash. I think it was service pack 3 or 2
related or so. I looked in add/remove software progam but there was no info
about service packs or so...
Oh man... sooooo much work.... and now probably all for nothing ?!?
Gje I'll try knoppix or so from boot cd... to see what happens...
Then me go look for new power supply..
Maybe I still have warranty on it or so...
Gjez.
Bye,
Skybuck.
Chris M. Thomasson
"Skybuck Flying" <Blood...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Ok,
>
> I was playing Call of Duty 4... and then I decided to bring down the noise
> of the fans a bit... I make them spin slower... the temperature rises a
> few degrees...
>
> And then a few seconds later... bzbzbzbzbzbzbzbzbzb.. strange sound on
> speakers...
>
> And the system freezes.
[...]
Are you sure that the system did not commit suicide? There was a South Park
episode in which Paris Hilton's little dog got a gun and blew its head off.
Did you ever abuse your computer? Did you ever touch it inappropriately?
John Larkin
<Blood...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Ok,
>
>I was playing Call of Duty 4... and then I decided to bring down the noise
>of the fans a bit... I make them spin slower... the temperature rises a few
>degrees...
>
>And then a few seconds later... bzbzbzbzbzbzbzbzbzb.. strange sound on
>speakers...
>
>And the system freezes.
>
>I also noticed something in the bios menu:
>
>APM Configuration options are missing.
>
>Maybe the power supply went bad... maybe from all the power surges... or
>maybe from thunder storm... lots and lots of thunder storms lately...
>
>Could be interference from gsm's... the old pentium III monitor gets some
>flickers now and then.... maybe wireless network intereference who knows..
>
>But my safest bet so far is probably power supply bad...
>
>This is more or less the worst thing that could happen.
>
>Whoam... there goes the new system again... it just crashed again...
>
>IRQ problem..
The problem is that you have lethally bad PC karma. You are the Bane
of Motherboards, the Box Slayer, the AntiBios, the Vaporizer. After
spending all that money, it will surely blow up.
Buy an HP and never open the box.
You have been warned.
John
Craig Sutton
"Skybuck Flying" <Blood...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> I was playing Call of Duty 4... and then I decided to bring down the noise
> of the fans a bit... I make them spin slower... the temperature rises a
> few degrees...
>
> And then a few seconds later... bzbzbzbzbzbzbzbzbzb.. strange sound on
> speakers...
>
> And the system freezes.
>
No surprise, did you not listen to ANYTHING you were told.
> I also noticed something in the bios menu:
>
> APM Configuration options are missing.
>
> Maybe the power supply went bad... maybe from all the power surges... or
> maybe from thunder storm... lots and lots of thunder storms lately...
>
Here you go again, don't forget the Aliens
> Could be interference from gsm's... the old pentium III monitor gets some
> flickers now and then.... maybe wireless network intereference who knows..
>
not you that's for sure
> But my safest bet so far is probably power supply bad...
>
Checked the ram yet?
> This is more or less the worst thing that could happen.
>
totally predictable
> Whoam... there goes the new system again... it just crashed again...
>
> IRQ problem..
>
Skybuck problem
> However I did read about windows xp x64 edition having some bug which
> caused asus a8n32-sli motherboards to crash. I think it was service pack 3
> or 2 related or so. I looked in add/remove software progam but there was
> no info about service packs or so...
>
> Oh man... sooooo much work.... and now probably all for nothing ?!?
>
as expected
mrda...@gmail.com
> Ok,
>
> I was playing Call of Duty 4... and then I decided to bring down the noise
> of the fans a bit... I make them spin slower... the temperature rises a few
> degrees...
Ask your parents to buy you a PlayStation 3 to play games
Joel Koltner
news:696d9$489322e5$541981a9$22...@cache1.tilbu1.nb.home.nl...
> APM Configuration options are missing.
APM is pretty much dead (removed from most BIOSes), ACPI replaced it.
(Windows XP had a tiny bit of support for APM left; it's all gone with
Vista... and ACPI was first introduced around the Windows 2000 days...)
> Maybe the power supply went bad... maybe from all the power surges... or
> maybe from thunder storm... lots and lots of thunder storms lately...
Maybe you should just get a Dell? :-)
---Joel
Joerg
> Maybe you should just get a Dell? :-)
>
I was just gonna say that :-)
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"gmail" domain blocked because of excessive spam.
Use another domain or send PM.
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Or an abacus.
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Skybuck Flying
I clocked it back to 450 mhz...
I live in the Netherlands were temperatures are rising more quickly than
anywhere else in the world and my appartment is not very well isolated...
Currently the temperature inside my living room is 27 degrees celcius.
I kinda enjoy sitting behind my PIII...
Now I am left wondering what to do...
The company which sold the power supply went out of bussiness... and the
power supply was very costly... 127 euro's.
I already spent 400 euro's on repairs and replacements... this is starting
to get out of hand...
I am not even sure if the power supply is bad... might be memory modules...
or maybe even something else like the cpu itself etc.
Now the big disadventage of building a computer yourself is starting to
become apperent:
I do not have the necessary "debugging" equipment to figure out what's
broken this time...
Best I could do is reduce to minimum setup... which isn't that much
different and then start guessing.
Maybe I try minimum setup later with one memory chip... to see if it's maybe
the memory... yeah I think that's a good plan.. and also no more x-fi
soundblaster...
Bye,
Skybuck.
Don
"Skybuck Flying" <Blood...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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<< drivel snipped >>
Ever consider consoles?
--
Don
Jeff Liebermann
<jjla...@highNOTlandTHIStechnologyPART.com> wrote:
>The problem is that you have lethally bad PC karma. You are the Bane
>of Motherboards, the Box Slayer, the AntiBios, the Vaporizer. After
>spending all that money, it will surely blow up.
>
>Buy an HP and never open the box.
>
>You have been warned.
>
>John
Agreed, except for the vendor. What Mr Flying needs is a service
contract from the vendor. HP is a reputable company (once they
recover from Carly and subsequent embarrassments). I would not
consider inflicting Mr Flying upon them. The current winner of my
least desirable major PC vendor is Toshiba, which could use a lesson
in customer service after selling my customers some lemons. I think
Mr Flying is the one person who can do that. Despite the incoherent
descriptions, incomprehensible theories, creative logic, and endless
ramblings, Mr Flying has the persistence necessary to teach Toshiba a
lesson.
As for the immediate problem, it's probably incureable. What needs to
happen is a change in computer environment conducive to game points
accumulation. That's described in Feng Shui for office and home
computers. For example:
<http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/HowTo:Feng_Shui_Your_Computer>
Never position your heat sinks and water-cooling next to each
other. Water and fire are complete opposites. But if it can't
be helped, place a small plant or pot of herbs in between to
weaken the negative influence.
Allow fresh chi to revitalise your computer by opening all
your (desktop) windows for at least 20 minutes a day.
<http://www.rising-dragon.co.uk/news/200512-logitech-feng-shui.php>
Logitech’s range of cordless computer peripherals help promote
clarity of mind by clearing away the clutter of cables that
entangle many rooms within the home.
Workspaces can often contain an excess of Yang, or active energy,
especially where there is a build up of computing equipment. You
can balance this with the presence of plants. I recommend Peace
Lilies since they give off huge amounts of oxygen. Their presence
is calming and they help promote clear thought.
<http://www.circle-of-light.com/fengshui/fs-cures.html>
(Lots of good advice on positioning the computer and display)
Plenty more found using Google search for "Feng Shui Computers".
Hopefully, by following the principles and guidelines for building,
positioning, and operating your computer, the crashes and posting to
S.E.D. will both cease.
--
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150 Felker St #D http://www.LearnByDestroying.com
Santa Cruz CA 95060 http://802.11junk.com
Skype: JeffLiebermann AE6KS 831-336-2558
mpm
>
> - Show quoted text -
I disagree.
The real problem is Skybuck hasn't discovered he has a penis yet.
When he figures out how that baby works, maybe he'll leave the rest of
us alone?
-mpm
do_not_...@my-deja.com
Skybuck Flying wrote:
> The company which sold the power supply went out of bussiness... and the
> power supply was very costly... 127 euro's.
>
> I already spent 400 euro's on repairs and replacements... this is starting
> to get out of hand...
>
> I am not even sure if the power supply is bad... might be memory modules...
> or maybe even something else like the cpu itself etc.
>
> Now the big disadventage of building a computer yourself is starting to
> become apperent:
>
> I do not have the necessary "debugging" equipment to figure out what's
> broken this time...
Neither do most computer shops, which merely try components in another
computer until they encounter failure.
> Best I could do is reduce to minimum setup... which isn't that much
> different and then start guessing.
You should do that and measure all voltages with a meter and run a
good memory diagnostic for hours. Then add 1 component at a time and
test, repeating until everything is installed.
599863331 599863331
Great news on the system failure. How come it took so long?
> I live in the Netherlands were temperatures are rising more quickly than
> anywhere else in the world
I doubt that claim has any basis in reality. Hopefully global warming
will fix the 'low countries' once and for all.
> Currently the temperature inside my living room is 27 degrees celcius.
It is mid winter here, and yesterday the max outdoor temp was 27C.
> I kinda enjoy sitting behind my PIII...
With your trusty tube of dick lube no doubt.
Marty
Paul Hovnanian P.E.
from all of your systems. Now.
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Have gnu, will travel.
DRS
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[...]
> The real problem is Skybuck hasn't discovered he has a penis yet.
> When he figures out how that baby works, maybe he'll leave the rest of
> us alone?
The real problem is cross-posting idiots feeding the troll.
Chris M. Thomasson
news:48956f26$0$24159$5a62...@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
Do you want him to kill his personal well being? Don't be a downer!!!
Andy
<Blood...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Even the overclocked pentium III 450 mhz to 600 mhz was crashing.
>
>I clocked it back to 450 mhz...
>
>I live in the Netherlands were temperatures are rising more quickly than
>anywhere else in the world and my appartment is not very well isolated...
>
>Currently the temperature inside my living room is 27 degrees celcius.
>
>I kinda enjoy sitting behind my PIII...
>
>Now I am left wondering what to do...
>
>The company which sold the power supply went out of bussiness... and the
>power supply was very costly... 127 euro's.
>
>I already spent 400 euro's on repairs and replacements... this is starting
>to get out of hand...
>
>I am not even sure if the power supply is bad... might be memory modules...
>or maybe even something else like the cpu itself etc.
>
>Now the big disadventage of building a computer yourself is starting to
>become apperent:
>
>I do not have the necessary "debugging" equipment to figure out what's
>broken this time...
The first necessary "debugging" equipment is sufficient brain power.
>
>Best I could do is reduce to minimum setup... which isn't that much
>different and then start guessing.
>
>Maybe I try minimum setup later with one memory chip... to see if it's maybe
>the memory... yeah I think that's a good plan.. and also no more x-fi
>soundblaster...
>
>Bye,
> Skybuck.
>
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Eeyore
Skybuck Flying wrote:
Does it have a floppy drive ?
See if it'll boot DOS ! There are still some decent DOS based diagnostics out
there (I hope).
Graham
Benjamin Gawert
> The real problem is cross-posting idiots feeding the troll.
The real problem is that everyone complains here but no-one complains at
his provider.
<mailto:abuse.h...@prolocation.net>
is where you all should complain if you're fed up with SkyFucks posts.
Simple as that.
Benjamin
Benjamin Gawert
> Other than being annoyed by his stupidity, exactly what huge
> transgression of Usenet conventions has he committed?
It's a clear violation of the netiquette to post unrelated stuff in
newsgroup. Since he has been advised to stop it by lots of people for a
long time and also since he uses the newsgroups more like a personal
diary than participating on the ongoing discussions his postings
probably have reached a level of SPAM which as you say is illegal.
> My ISP limits the group number I can post to at once to 4. They claim
> 6 in their policy, but the number is 4.
>
> There is, however, no rule on it, nor is it illegal to cross-post.
BS. Of course there are general rules for posting on the UseNet:
<http://www.faqs.org/faqs/usenet/posting-rules/>
These rules are agreed upon by virtually all providers, and you usually
agree to them, too, when agreeing to the terms of your usenet provider.
And because of this providers usually insert a complaint address in all
postings made via them (in your case its newsm...@cox.net). Don't be
fooled that they don't care because they do as providers not caring for
complaints risk to loose their newsfeed. Of course it depends on the
level of complaints, if for example I would complain to
newsm...@cox.net that you're an offending prick then they very likely
won't care. In case of SkyFuck they very likely will.
> It IS illegal when it is SPAM.
>
> Pretty much any retard with any position on life can post into Usenet,
> and there isn't anything you holier than though dumbfucks can do about
> it.
Yeah, whatever you think. You're not the first wanker that though Usenet
is fully unrestricted (which it is not) and completely anonymous.
> Call him the idiot that he is and be done with it.
>
> You dipshits are worse than he is with your stupid prancing around
> behind his heels as if you have some legitimate bone to pick.
>
> Again... where is the "abuse"? It is a goddamned shame that when one of
> you retards complains that if the complaint isn't valid, it should be YOU
> that loses your access.
Yeah, right. Maybe it still hasn't reached you bushwhackers yet but in
these parts of the world that have reached a certain level of
civilization there are some agreed rules people life after:
<http://www.usenetmonster.com/infocenter/articles/usenet_netiquette.asp>
> Goddamned school marm fucking prudes. Grow the fuck up.
Yeah, whatever. Didn't your goats give head today?
Benjamin
Benjamin Gawert
Yeah, whatever you say, wanker. You can go back making love to your
goats, cattle and relatives as you bushwhackers usually do instead of
making yourself look like an idiot.
EOD
Benjamin
William
"Benjamin Gawert" <bga...@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:6flrcfF...@mid.individual.net...
Benjamin:
I have had to turn in a complaint against a few abusers in the past myself.
Be sure you document the offenses over a period of time and let the ISP know
who they are and what they are doing. I even used the SPAM rule against
someone about 7 years ago. I have always received satisfaction from the ISP
involved. They really do care how their network is used.
Those who think the ISP's don't care do not know what they are talking
about. Gee - I had to take a course in proper Internet Etiquette when I was
in college. How times have changed.
William
Benjamin Gawert
> I have had to turn in a complaint against a few abusers in the past myself.
> Be sure you document the offenses over a period of time and let the ISP know
> who they are and what they are doing. I even used the SPAM rule against
> someone about 7 years ago. I have always received satisfaction from the ISP
> involved. They really do care how their network is used.
IMHO he isn't worth the effort for me, I think if these that complain in
the groups about SkyFuck do that to his ISP it should be enough to waste
him. As it seems I'm not the only one who thinks he is just a PITA.
> Those who think the ISP's don't care do not know what they are talking
> about. Gee - I had to take a course in proper Internet Etiquette when I was
> in college. How times have changed.
Indeed. I can remember a time when Usenet wasn't full of morons like
SkyFuck and this Australian bushwhacker that appeared recently. But I
guess this is a side effect of todays kiddies moving from P2P networks
to Usenet binary groups because they think that they are completely
anonymous there.
Benjamin
Eeyore
StickThatInYourPipeAndSmokeIt wrote:
> On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 14:50:03 +0100, Benjamin Gawert <bga...@gmx.de>
> wrote:
>
> >BS. Of course there are general rules for posting on the UseNet:
> ><http://www.faqs.org/faqs/usenet/posting-rules/>
>
> But they are NOT rules, and they are NOT bound by ANY laws.
>
> Ever heard of free speech, dork?
>
> In the final analysis, you cannot tell anyone what they can and cannot
> post, and even your ISP is very limited in what they can "act" on, when
> some dopey fuck like you makes a complaint.
Strictly claims regarding abuse of Terms of Service and Acceptable Use
Policy.
Graham
Eeyore
StickThatInYourPipeAndSmokeIt wrote:
> Benjamin Gawert wrote:
> >
> >Yeah, whatever you think. You're not the first wanker that though Usenet
> >is fully unrestricted (which it is not) and completely anonymous.
> >>
> You're a goddamned idiot. Posting 50 times like he does is NOT illegal
> ANYWHERE, and it is NOT SPAM, so you, and your retarded mindset can
> simply fuck off and die.
>
> If I commit an illegal act, such as posting a threat or an illegal
> binary, THEN you can act.
>
> If all you want to do is piss and moan about content, then you piss and
> moans do not belong here either, by nature of your own "rules".
>
> In other words... Christ, dumbass, get over it!
Exactly. SPAM = UCE = unsolicited commercial email (or an equivalent nntp
post).
He might have a valid objection on flooding or inappropraite cross-posting
terms but it would be weak at best.
Graham
Morten Reistad
he was plonked a long time ago, and he does not play games
with the name in the posts, so the plonk works very well.
-- mrr