Happened browsing the Dubstep thread. Too many wubs.
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MRT
37.5 MPG, AC on, cruising at 80.
30.0 MPG, AC on, aggressively driving around 90.
27.5 MPG, no AC, cruising at 90 with occasional gridlock. 40 degrees Fahrenheit
Lots of DIY videos specifically for our car
Get some awesome wipers! <-- It's a DIY
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Looks like Claptrap has taken control of your computer.
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Originally posted by Mishakol129Comment
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I have a quad core i7 at 4 ghz and 16 GB of memory. I just don't understand.
MRT
37.5 MPG, AC on, cruising at 80.
30.0 MPG, AC on, aggressively driving around 90.
27.5 MPG, no AC, cruising at 90 with occasional gridlock. 40 degrees Fahrenheit
Lots of DIY videos specifically for our car
Get some awesome wipers! <-- It's a DIY
Originally posted by Tippey764Originally posted by deevergoteComment
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I'm almost positive it's from the backup software I just ran.Originally posted by ryandavis33 View Post
But rather than deal with it, I'm going to sleep
MRT
37.5 MPG, AC on, cruising at 80.
30.0 MPG, AC on, aggressively driving around 90.
27.5 MPG, no AC, cruising at 90 with occasional gridlock. 40 degrees Fahrenheit
Lots of DIY videos specifically for our car
Get some awesome wipers! <-- It's a DIY
Originally posted by Tippey764Originally posted by deevergoteComment
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Are you over clocked?Originally posted by GeoffM View PostI'm almost positive it's from the backup software I just ran.
But rather than deal with it, I'm going to sleepOriginally posted by Mishakol129Comment
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Windows. I hate it, but need it. Sucks. It's a lose - lose situation.The Lord watches over me!
"Stop punching down on my people!!!"
- D. ChappelleComment
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1) Did this happens when you were using the computer already fully booted into Windows?
2) Did this happens when you were booting up into Windows?
3) Brand and model of your motherboard?
4) How old is the motherboard?
5) What's the CPU and NB chipset temp when this happens?
6) Brand and power rating of your power supply?
Clock it back down to stock speed and see if this happens. It looks like instability of the overclock voltages. Page fault is usually bad RAM. This could be anything. Most likely from overclocking. Turn off the computer and clean out the CPU heatsink area. Could be an old motherboard causing Vdroops.Comment
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Windows 7 dropped the bass!
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