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    i have p4 1.6, D845WN mother board, 32mb riva tnt agp card, 256mb ram 40 gb hdd. my problem is my pc is hanging up when it starts in 2-3 minutes, i am getting a typicle sound near the graphic card (agp)slot, so i changed another card geforcefx5200 with my 32mb card, but the problem is the same,i also tried to re intsll the operating system, but its hanging up during installation of os, so can anyone please help me, thanks in advance

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    Not sure what your problem is.
    Computer freezes 2-3 minutes after startup?
    Why did you swap out the vid card?
    How is it "hanging up" during the OS install?

    Edit:
    Have you done a visual check...all fans are spinning and the interior isn't layered in dust?
    Last edited by clocker; 09-19-2005 at 03:10 PM.
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    You could check what the temps are like in the bios.

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    at the agp slot , iam getting some kind of noise, at first its not there, after pc boots it my agp card gets heated up, i think, so how to change the bois settings tp optimum performence, thank u all

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    Quote Originally Posted by rlcs
    at the agp slot , iam getting some kind of noise, at first its not there, after pc boots it my agp card gets heated up, i think, so how to change the bois settings tp optimum performence, thank u all
    Er, "optimum performance" is the least of your worries if you are hearing sounds from your AGP slot.
    You could substitute a PCI vid card and see if that solves the issue.
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    The slot is making the noise?
    Or the card in the slot?

    And what kind of noise?

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    if it's a buzzing - could it be the power supply being underpowered?

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    The noise could be a fan that needs replacement.


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    here is a excerpt from the intel web site on your board

    * What add-in AGP cards can be used?

    The Intel® Desktop Board D845WN AGP socket can be used with AGP cards that comply with the AGP 2.0 specification. The Intel® Desktop Board D845WN can only accept 4X card(s) operating at 1.5V.

    * Note: Legacy 3.3V AGP cards are not supported.

    * Can I use the AGP card retention mechanism with any AGP card?
    The AGP retention mechanism is made for use with AGP cards that meet the AGP 2.0 specification. These cards have a special slot at the back of the card that interlocks with a small plastic stud on the retention mechanism. Cards that do not meet the AGP 2.0 specification should not be used with the retention mechanism, because the small plastic stud may interfere with correct installation and retention of the card.
    http://support.intel.com/support/mot...08939.htm#11.0
    Intel® Desktop Board D845WN
    other locations seem to complain...seesms board has issues
    http://www.motherboards.org/forums/v...e8deda36c04256
    The Mother Board :: View topic - D845WN boot problem
    http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread7172.html
    A broken down Intel D845Wn mother board
    sorry that is all I could find,
    I hope it is helpful.

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    i think if u hear noise check PSU first, if e fan inside e PSU is running if that's alright, check ur RAM, it could be e cause of the problems....

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