HELP

by Konrad on 03/22/2006 19:50, 17 messages, last message: 03/30/2006 07:46, 1383 views, last view: 05/02/2024 03:25

can be played on this computer??
AMD Athlon 2000+
GeForce4 440 MX with AGP8X ??
RAM 256 MB ??
system xp professional :)
please tell me quick ok?
please and i have a question:
do you know any program to change computer from hot to cool :)
i know theres a some programs but i cant find them :/
please help me ok ?

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by Passa on 03/22/2006 20:34

that can run cube and sauerbraten fine.

change your pc from hot to cool? well the only way that you could do that is if you underclock your pc. that makes it slower.

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by Konradek30000 on 03/24/2006 15:28

ok but HOW ??
please help me ok ?

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by Passa on 03/24/2006 21:30, refers to #2

uuuh you DO NOT want to underclock your pc. thats just stupid. rather than looking for a program, get a pc builder to install an extra fan or 2 in your pc

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by Konradek30000df on 03/25/2006 16:37

so what shouyld i do??
maybe change system from xp to 98 ?? :D

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by Konradek30000df on 03/25/2006 16:37

so what shouyld i do??
maybe change system from xp to 98 ?? :D

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by CC_machine4 on 03/26/2006 18:23, refers to #5

that wouldn't make any diffrence. As passa said, the best thing to do is buy an extra fan or 2

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by Kaiser :P on 03/27/2006 16:28

ok but i dont have money i am from poland and i dont have money :(
do you know any program do cool pc ?

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by CC_machine4 on 03/27/2006 17:53

there isnt a program u can use to simply make your PC cooler with no catches. you can make your PC run slower, but do u want less performance?

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by rancor on 03/27/2006 19:14

You could do what most of the people I know do, and just leave the side of the case off. Then you could aim a housefan at it if it's still a problem.

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by tentus on 03/28/2006 00:50, refers to #9

and run the risk of EMI. bleh.

just reorganize the wires, maybe move the whole tower, and see if you can rearrange your PCI cards to keep a bit cooler. ultimately, the only real solution is to buy more fans or cooler hardware.

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by Pxtl on 03/28/2006 02:08

Fans are cheap. We're not talking about expensive gear here - I once paid $5 for a fan that took up a PCI slot.

Alternately, just get a more aerous locale. Believe me, trying to get your system cooler is a hardware job - trying any firmware hacks is nigh-suicide.

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by lol on 03/28/2006 18:11

okay,okay but :P
............
i am from poland and fan dont cost me 5$ only 80 polish money :P
so i want my computer slower what i must do?
please tell me ^_^

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by pushplay on 03/30/2006 02:21, refers to #12

Google for overclocking and do the opposite.

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by Passa on 03/30/2006 07:00, refers to #13

not so much of a good idea to underclock, it will void the warranty.

just get more fans, or check if the system is overclocked in the first place

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by pushplay on 03/30/2006 07:26, refers to #14

I've never owned a computer that had a warranty. In the one in a million scenario that you damage your computer with udnerclocking, you could just complete the CMOS reset jumper before you take it in.

This of course is the same jumper that makes bios passwords a silly idea.

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by Passa on 03/30/2006 07:45, refers to #15

he seems like a computer newbie, telling him to overclock is not the best idea.

konrad, if someone built your computer, then ask them to fix this problem, as we dont have enough information to fix it from here.

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by Passa on 03/30/2006 07:46, refers to #16

i mean underclock of course, overclocking would triple the problem lol

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