Computer Stalling:o!

[Mr. Orange]

Well, What it says in the title...
just kinda stalls for like 10 secs, then works perfectly, as though its just paused :l

Also, My Graphics seem to kinda hmm how can i put this without upsetting anyone... err, kinda like 'change', Me thinks it could be to do with temperature :s

http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/4237/40352668zf1.jpg

Is there anyway to replace the cooler on Novatech's Palit 9600GT?
I just generally don't like it...


I'll probs have to clean out my Antec 900 of dust...

[wuyanxu]

all your temperature are very good, i don't think it's the temperature problem.

in fact, my gtx260+ runs at 45c idle and 75c under load, it still runs very quietly and moves along as expected.

you sure your CPU is 100% stable??

[Baggpuss]

You sure its just not your harddrive spinning up again? i get it every so often

[Brad]

I would say Hdd problem.

[Peeej]

you sure your CPU is 100% stable??

That would be my first question too, I know they OC very well but you're close to 4ghz, maybe it's not completely stable. Lower it a little and see if you still get the problem.

[mrbungle]

Thats a very high fsb to be running 24/7.

Not saying it cannot be done but that would be where I would look to.

[system7]

Why isn't your CPU fan showing in Hardware Monitor? :?

[Mr. Orange]

That AUXFAN is my CPU Fan...
The Thermaltake V1 uses a 3-pin Connector, Which i found really pointless, because what motherboards have a 3-pin CPU Fan Connector...

also, Sorry I forgot to update my sig. Before :s

Also the HDD access Light doesnt come on, it just flashes once, and like twice or more after, like, on,off,off,on,off,off,on << each word is 1 second

Also High FSB... The RAM is DDR2-1066Mhz, So because it is Double Data Rate the Ram runs at 533x2... So the RAM should have the ability to run at 533Mhz 24/7 :)

[Brad]

You sure you have it plugged into the right header?

[wuyanxu]

you sure your motherboard can run 24/7 at that bus speed?

is it 100% stable?

[Jonny2Bad]

That AUXFAN is my CPU Fan...
The Thermaltake V1 uses a 3-pin Connector, Which i found really pointless, because what motherboards have a 3-pin CPU Fan Connector...

lol all the mobo's i fitted mine and jr's V1 too had 3 pin cpu connector and fitted very well. Im with Wu on this you sure it running 100% stable knock everything back to stock and see if its still happening.

[GeordieNo1]

I think you need to put a bucket load of AS5 in between your chip and heatsink ;)

[Mr. Orange]

lol, i already have a bucket load on it, Also this happened with default speeds..
I think it was just generally the OS get old and dusty, now i'm just working with Windows 7 and its working fine :)