Updating the BIOS worked perfectly for fixing that problem. I would recommend that you just update the BIOS (as you should anyways) and see what happens. It won't make anything worse.
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Updating the BIOS worked perfectly for fixing that problem. I would recommend that you just update the BIOS (as you should anyways) and see what happens. It won't make anything worse.
I did not manage to fix the problem, then again I haven't tried a lot of things.
I would update your BIOS anyways, it's always a good idea to be using the latest one.
I haven't actually done it yet, but I do have an SSD. This is my HD array:
1 TB WD = /home/
32 GB OCZ SSD = /
120 GB WD = C:\
I have grub installed on the 32GB SSD and I just chose windows...
I've been working on this problem some more...
I first updated the motherboard's EFI to version 1053, and this fixed one of the problems. Now the CPU scaler correctly detects my overclock,...
Thanks, I already tried removing and purging the package but upon re-install it was still non-functional.
I installed the driver the manual way from the nvidia website and it's working perfectly,...
I have the 2500k and the ASUS P8P67 PRO Motherboard.
You might notice that the CPU scaling is a bit off, basically how it works is this:
3301 MHZ = Whatever turbo speed you set into bios
3300...
Please help! I have now tried deleting my xorg.conf and it didn't do anything! I am at a loss as to why the program "nvidia-xconfig" is not installed.
I just upgraded to 10.10 from 10.04. I used to have a manual install of the nvidia drivers configured (by downloading binary from Nvidia website) but right before I upgraded I used nvidia-uninstall...
I'm running the XFX version of the GTS 1GB, and it works fine. Also, you don't have to disable x when installing nvidia drivers, just use the option --no-x-check. The install will still work fine,...
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Yes, it doesn't work unfortunatley.
$ sudo cpufreqd-get
No cpufreqd socket found
EDIT: Besides, I don't think it allows voltage control
I am doing a project on how power consumption of a CPU can be improved by underclocking the lower P-states and overclocking the highest p-state.In this way you can increase both the performance of...
After a total nightmare at my school with our computer lab (Un-standardized hardware/software, meddling kids etc..) I have been looking at upgrading the computer lab to a multi-seat server.
The...
I feel so stupid now. My new motherboard that I bought, it is crap. (I only plan on using it until december)
It only supports 95W CPU. I have a 125W CPU. So when the benchmark starts, the CPU goes...
The problem for me is that, I haven't put much stress on my computer at all reccently. I think the last time I did anything super cpu intensive was in feburary :D.
I did just put a new...
No, stock. 1.25 V as well.
It's a AMD 9600 Phenom x4 Black Edition (BE means unlocked multiplier, but this chip doesn't really OC)
Complete System failure when CPU is stressed. Sound repeats.
I get a complete system failure when my CPU is stressed. It's not the temperature because when it crashes the CPU temp is only ~55 C.
When it crashes the video freezes but the sound repeats...
Every time I boot Ubuntu, I get a disk error. Something about drives failed to mount.
It complains about my /home drive.
The solution is to
1. Press "M" for manual recovery
2. Type...
You are copying files over a network? I am confused as to why you mention your network and your samba share.
If you are copying it over the network, you're not going to get more than 50 MB/s with...
please run
sudo fdisk -l
And post the output back here.
How can I force a Wine application (or Wine itself) to use a specific network interface?
I have installed hamachi and am trying to play starcraft over virtual LAN.
However, when I run...
Thanks, this is exactly what I needed!
What I'm trying to do is forward my HTTP traffic on my Mac Laptop through my Ubuntu desktop.
So I visit website www.ubuntu.com, the data is sent from my laptop to my desktop, my desktop downloads...
It returns nothing. If I remove the grep part, I only get about 20 lines or so. Is this a problem?
(Port 80 isn't among them!)
EDIT: the host is running linux 2.6.31-17-generic (Ubuntu 9.10)
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I have open-ssh installed on my ubuntu computer, and I can SSH into it perfectly.
ssh myname@255.255.255.255
To access official Ubuntu documentation, please visit:
http://help.ubuntu.com/
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