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  • jubb jubb

    #16
    does anyone else have any ideas what that blue screen is?

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    • signa
      CS-Nation / TGN Staff
      • Dec 2004
      • 4191

      #17
      to disable speedstep, go into your 'power' properties and choose 'home/office' or 'always on'.

      you can find the power properties where your screensaver settings are: right click on desktop > properties > screensaver > power tab.

      did you test your ram yet? :)
      "Crunch's First Officer"
      twitter: @signaprime

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      • =98=
        Member
        • Oct 2006
        • 10299

        #18
        I'm pretty sure Speedstep must be disabled through the BIOS along with C1E Advanced Halt State

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        • Warhawk

          #19
          Run the memtest and post your results. It sounds to me like it could be some corrupted files too though.

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          • signa
            CS-Nation / TGN Staff
            • Dec 2004
            • 4191

            #20
            Originally posted by alex98uk
            I'm pretty sure Speedstep must be disabled through the BIOS along with C1E Advanced Halt State
            that might be true, but speedstep wont be active if you just change your settings to what I posted.
            "Crunch's First Officer"
            twitter: @signaprime

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