Temporary freezes in hardware intensive games - Page 2

maurijlozano · 05-09-2008, 08:54 AM

Thanks all, i've been doing some research on several forums and arrived to the conclusion that the problem was that i have a 125 watt AMD x2 dualcore in a motherboard that (i'm recently aware of that) only support up to 95 watt procesors. So be carefull when and if you don´t know a lot, where are you buying your system, i didn't know that and neither (i supose) the guy who sold me the pc.
I didn't have the money for a new motherboard, so I solved the problem by down clocking the processor to 2.8 ghz using rmclock.
(I have a AMD X2 6000, with a asus M2N-VM HDMI motherboard).
Now my games run perfectly... this maybe a partial solution but it really helps and only costs 400 mhz of clock, at least still i can buy a new mobo.

05-09-2008, 08:54 AM	#21 (permalink)
maurijlozano Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 6 OS: windows xp sp2	Re: Temporary freezes in hardware intensive games Thanks all, i've been doing some research on several forums and arrived to the conclusion that the problem was that i have a 125 watt AMD x2 dualcore in a motherboard that (i'm recently aware of that) only support up to 95 watt procesors. So be carefull when and if you don´t know a lot, where are you buying your system, i didn't know that and neither (i supose) the guy who sold me the pc. I didn't have the money for a new motherboard, so I solved the problem by down clocking the processor to 2.8 ghz using rmclock. (I have a AMD X2 6000, with a asus M2N-VM HDMI motherboard). Now my games run perfectly... this maybe a partial solution but it really helps and only costs 400 mhz of clock, at least still i can buy a new mobo.