Re: iNav causing hard reset - SOLVED

[Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Here are my questions: 

1-If overclocking is a good thing, then why don't the sellers see the 
hardware at the higher ratings?
2-Is it possible to buy hardware at the higher clock speeds?

I am making no judgments here; I am just trying to figure this out.  I 
keep comparing to the over-revving an engine, and yes, you can over-rev 
an engine for a while.  But in the end, it bites you.  Probably that 
analogy is in the too-stupid-to-comment category though?

Joe Pluta wrote:
> Jeff Crosby wrote:
>   
> > I opened a PMR  IBM had me try various dumps and whatnots, most of which 
> > didn't have much in it, because the PC was doing that hard reset.
> >
> > Finally, IBM suggested slowing the overclocked memory, so I did.  The 
> > problem disappeared.
> >
> > I would never have guessed . . .
> >
> >   
> >     
> Hee hee!  I love overclocking.  I've got a 2.0GHz E2180 running at 3GHz, 
> and 800MHz DDR2 RAM running at 900, and my machine flies.  But getting 
> there was a trick (and my high-end video card still won't run if I 
> overclock).
>
> Joe
>
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