Peach

There's only one fan on the CPU and the heatsink doesn't get very hot at all. No I'm not trying to overclock at all, there is just a bunch of fans on the case I bought for circulation. I'll try the trial and error with the drivers though. Oh and the Geforce is the MSI one that Creative outsources to them. Thanks, any other ideas? Peach

Hey guys I have a as of yet undiagnosed problem. I'm running a Pentium 4 2GHz 845 ASUS P4B266 Motherboard 2 sticks of 512 MB DDRAM GeForce 4 Ti4400 and a Western Digital 120 GB IDE Hard Drive all inside a aluminum case with about 9 fans on it and being powered by a 420V power supply. and Im running in Windows XP home edition Now for the problem, Im getting random system freezes, it happens really fast when I do 3D intensive video stuff, but it will also freeze while on the web or just working on the desktop. The computer has told me that it is a GeForce driver error sometimes, but I have also been reboted into the Bios and there it says somthing to the extent of: the CPU is being overclocked and that is causing the instability. Is this a hardware problem, possibly overheating? The heatsink with a thermal pad and fan is on the CPU, and the GPU doesn't seem to be getting really hot. Or is it an incompatibility issue between components? Or is it a driver issue? Or possibly a software incompatibility? Please help, I have put a lot of effort into this computer and am exhausting my ideas on how to fix this. Thanks Peach