F@H screwing up my internet?

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DryFire
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F@H screwing up my internet?

Post by DryFire » Wed Aug 20, 2003 3:49 pm

I just intsalled some new parts and when i finished my internet would stop working after about 5 mins after being turned on.

I tried just about every thing i can think of but nothing worked. then i accidentally turned off F@H and everything worked.

I tried it a couple times and got the same result. I even tried unistalling it and reinstalling it, but to no avail. It seems i cannont run F@H anymore with out sabataging my internet.

Anyone have any ideas?

P.S. In case it helps here are the new and old system specs:

old
1800+ tbred @ 1.7 ghz
512mb pc 2100
8500le
some cheapo cooler.
some loud fans
and an 80 gb maxtor

New
2500+ barton @ 2 ghz
512mb pc 2700
8500le
sk-7
4 12v 24v m1a's
1 24v m1a (on the cpu)
and the same 80 gb maxtor.

I tried switching around the ram to see if that helps also.


EDIT: I switched back to my old 1800+ and everything's working fine i suppose the the barton was defective. guess i have to return it :(

dukla2000
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Post by dukla2000 » Wed Aug 20, 2003 9:27 pm

Also what OS, and whats your internet connection? Strange that swapping the CPU makes a difference - power problems?

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Post by TRC-13 » Thu Aug 21, 2003 11:18 am

That’s strange. Last Saturday I had a LAN party and started to have the same problem. I figured out it was a DNS problem of some kind. I could Ping IP’s but not resolve any host names. Even when I tried a different DNS server it would work for 5 minutes then drop out. :roll: I just let it be and had fun playing games all night. By the time everyone had left it had cleared itself up and I could find out exactly what it was. I know for sure it was not the folding client because I had shut it down on all my machines to keep the heat down in the basement.

Speadstream DSL modem > Netgear MR814 Router > Edimax 24 port 10/100 Switch. All machines running XP Pro or Server 2003.

DryFire
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Post by DryFire » Thu Aug 21, 2003 12:49 pm

yeha i figured out it was not the problem. i believe teh 2500+ had some bad cache scectors. It was unstable at stock and that was messing with my ethernet card and some dns issues i believe.

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