Is It My Memory?

[Badbry]

I Have An Athlon 600(650 Core)(.18 )(#'s On Backplate Are AMD-K7600MTR51B A)(230005619983) O/C To 750 At 1/2 Cache And 1.95 Volts,300 Watt Power Supply,A DFI AK70 Motherboard,And An Alpha P7125,Voodoo Banshee AGP 16 Meg(SGRAM),I Get Alot Of Blue Screens And Crashes...Is It My Memory?
It Is A 64 Meg Micron Memory Stick.
The Markings On My Memory Stick Are As Follows:

9852 4-2

MT 48LC8M8B4

TG -8CD

And On The Sticker It Says:

PC-100
Q-85D64


[This message has been edited by Badbry (edited 09-19-2000).]

[This message has been edited by Badbry (edited 09-19-2000).]

[Entragian ][]

I have a Athlon600 with a 650 core - Running at 824MHz overclocked. I have an Asus K7V motherboard. Here are a few things that might help.
Your voltage seems very high for 750. I am running 1.75 volts at 824MHz.
You may need to change your cache divider to 2/5. 1/2 may be costing you stability.
If you are overclocking your FSB you may need to up your I/O voltage.
Heat... What kind of temperatures are you running at? This is a very important thing to watch.

Ent

[This message has been edited by Entragian ][ (edited 09-19-2000).]

[AuraEdge]

It may be one of those .25um Athlons, which defaults at 2.0v Maybe it doesnt have enough juice, rather than too much. Check to make sure Its a NOT a K75 before you set it to 2.0v, which could be enough to fry it
DO you get BSOD's if you dont clock it?

[Badbry]

What Week Is Your Athlon 600? Maybe You Got A Good One,And I Did Not.

Let Me Know...And I'll Compare It To Mine.

Thanks,
Bryan