Re: P4P800-E Deluxe CPU upgrade question.
- From: "DaveW" <vorgons@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 15:48:48 -0700
Many software programs out there CANNOT work when Hyperthreading is enabled.
I left mine turned off.
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DaveW
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"trailboss" <trailboss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hey all., I have the p4p800-e deluxe board and have been running, for
about 1.5yrs or so, a Celeron 2.0 OC'd to 2.6. Never a hiccup.
Long story short: wife left, took her machine, that my kid plays on when
he comes over, (and she took the dog!!!!) and I am moving my machine (the
Celeron) over to replace it. (Bought an AMD Dual core 5000+ to play
with!) I have the p4p800-e in it, as I said, and it was running a Celeron
2.0 with a gig of kingston RAM and GeForce 6600 card. I want him to be
able to play COD2, WOW, etc head to head with me, as we usually do. I
bought a P4 3.0 Ghz chip to upgrade (I have BIOS 1009.003) the machine and
squeeze out some more performance. Turns out CPU-Z identifies it as a
Prescott (which I wouldnt have bought, if the ad had said so) but
whatever...its in and running with Hyperthreading turned OFF in BIOS. I
did this because when I first installed it, it ran fine for a while, and I
even overclocked it on a practice boot to 3.9Ghz! I got a little nervous
about heat and shut it off and set it back to 3.0. I played some COD and
it rocked and even watched a movie for a while. Went to bed (machine ran
overnight), woke up, the machine was frozen. I rebooted it and got B.S.O.D
with some "bad_pool_error" problem. Couldnt reboot to desktop no matter
what I did. SO.......I took chip out, put celery chip back in, ghosted
most recent image and it booted up fine. No fried board or socket or
whatever. I went and bought a new CPU fan/sink (rated to 3.6Ghz) and
reinstalled the chip, then booted and went to BIOS and turned
Hyperthreading OFF. Device Manager now reads "ACPI Uniprocessor PC" Been
running a couple days now with no probs....BUT....its an HT chip with an
HT capable mobo....what about hyperthreading? is there a driver I should
install? I know XP will "detect" it on boot up, should I install driver
FIRST and THEN reboot? whats up?
Soooo...what I need to know is: to enable Hyperthreading in BIOS, what do
I do? What is safest course of action? Leave it alone? No hyperthreading?
Thanks for any info on this board/cpu
combo.........................................................................................'boss
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