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Subject: Re: wierd errors
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Kenneth Wayne Culver wrote:
> 
> Well, I was also having wierd panics, this will seem unrelated, but I
> think I fixed it by upping the io voltage in the BIOS

That sounds more like a hardware problem... Often overclocked CPUs need
that sort of thing for the devices to work at strange bus speeds...


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