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Is There a Hyperthreading Expert in the House?
run into the following problem. If I enable Hyperthreading in the BIOS my PC will reboot after about 30 minutes if left idle and almost immediately if put under stress. If I disable hyperthreading my PC runs fine. Would I have to reinstall the OS to get it to work properly or is there a way around the problem? FYI, temps are good, air flow is good, drivers, Windows updates and BIOS are bang up to date. Cheers. Si Windows XP Pro SP2 Pentium 4 3.0MHz 800FSB (Prescott) Gigabyte 8KNXP (Rev 2) Motherboard 1 GB Corsair PC3200 Ram (Dual Channel) XFX GeForce 6800GT 256 MB 40GB WD Hard Drive 7200rpm (C Drive) 120GB WD Hard Drive 7200rpm (D Drive) 120GB WD Hard Drive 7200rpm (E Drive) 120GB WD Hard Drive 7200rpm (F Drive) LiteOn 52x24x52 CD-ReWriter DVD-Rom SB Audigy 2 Zalman 400W PSU -- I'd rather have a bottle in front of me then a frontal lobotomy. It sounds like your CPU is overheating when Hyperthreading is enabled and is
causing the reboot. For what it's worth my P4 3.06 GHz Northwood does the same thing under load when Hyperthreading is enabled so I gave up and disabled Hyperthreading and now it runs fine. (And I have a LOT of cooling in the case.) -- Show quoteHide quoteDaveW "Si" <s*@munirs.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message news:cvig83$17h$1@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk... >I recently installed a new processor without reinstalling the OS and have >run into the following problem. If I enable Hyperthreading in the BIOS my >PC will reboot after about 30 minutes if left idle and almost immediately >if put under stress. If I disable hyperthreading my PC runs fine. Would I >have to reinstall the OS to get it to work properly or is there a way >around the problem? > > FYI, temps are good, air flow is good, drivers, Windows updates and BIOS > are bang up to date. > > Cheers. > > Si > Windows XP Pro SP2 > Pentium 4 3.0MHz 800FSB (Prescott) > Gigabyte 8KNXP (Rev 2) Motherboard > 1 GB Corsair PC3200 Ram (Dual Channel) > XFX GeForce 6800GT 256 MB > 40GB WD Hard Drive 7200rpm (C Drive) > 120GB WD Hard Drive 7200rpm (D Drive) > 120GB WD Hard Drive 7200rpm (E Drive) > 120GB WD Hard Drive 7200rpm (F Drive) > LiteOn 52x24x52 CD-ReWriter > DVD-Rom > SB Audigy 2 > Zalman 400W PSU > > -- > I'd rather have a bottle in front of me then a frontal lobotomy. > >"Si" <s*@munirs.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message Top posting corrected.>news:cvig83$17h$1@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk... >>I recently installed a new processor without reinstalling the OS and have >>run into the following problem. If I enable Hyperthreading in the BIOS my >>PC will reboot after about 30 minutes if left idle and almost immediately >>if put under stress. If I disable hyperthreading my PC runs fine. Would I >>have to reinstall the OS to get it to work properly or is there a way >>around the problem? >> FYI, temps are good, air flow is good, drivers, Windows updates and BIOS >> are bang up to date. >> Cheers. On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 16:27:10 -0800, "DaveW" <n***@zero.org> wrote: Nope. It sound like you (DaveW) doesn't know what you are doing.>It sounds like your CPU is overheating when Hyperthreading is enabled and is >causing the reboot. For what it's worth my P4 3.06 GHz Northwood does the >same thing under load when Hyperthreading is enabled so I gave up and >disabled Hyperthreading and now it runs fine. (And I have a LOT of cooling >in the case.) >DaveW You must install XP with HT enabled. You can't turn it on if you installed XP with it off. Or, a non HT processor. You may be able to do a repair install. I am not sure about that. You could ask in microsoft.public.windowsxp.general db
Clone SCSI drive to ATA?
A recent epidemic of hangs? USB external enclosure, max size Computer goes into slow mode. occasionally? Good looking, well designed desktop? low-cost PCI-X motherboard? Where to buy components in Florida Ram Extreme problems with JumpDrive, Lexar bios loads, cpu is there, mem checks and... nothing |
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