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  1. Jonathan_King
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       New #21

    If you give us your motherboard, we can find you a BIOS update.

    Use SIW if you don't know.
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  3. jimm3ron
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    another problem with blue screen i have is tht i leave my pc overnite 2 dload some games and then the next mornin ill wake up itll b on blue screen error condition... is tht an actuall threat my pc is defendin itself from coz of sum1 tryina attack me thru the dloads??
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  4. Jonathan_King
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    It's probably not a threat. Some hardware or software is acting up, probably hardware.

    If you got an infection, your anti-virus would probably pick it up, and wouldn't shut down the machine.
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  6. jimm3ron
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    hm... is there any way i can find out if im overcloackin a pc part? coz i think the guy tht gameve the parts has sth overcloacked
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  7. jimm3ron
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    sorry i just realized i never game u my motherboard stats... here ASUS P5K Deluxe
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  8. Jonathan_King
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    Use CPU-Z to determine your clock speed. Then Google your processor, and see what the factory speed is.
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  10. Jonathan_King
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    Go here and search for your motherboard: ASUSTeK Computer Inc.-Support-

    The last BIOS update was from more than a year ago; still worth checking though.
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  11. jimm3ron
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    yea i already found a 9040 update 2 run but i havent done it yet coz im scared
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  12. Jonathan_King
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    What version is your current BIOS? BTW, a BIOS update is not to be feared. It needs to be done, and if you follow the directions, nothing bad will happen.

    Your choice.
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  13. jimm3ron
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    i got 4040 man... since 2007... thats y i want 2 but im afraid
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