System Shutdown on K7VM2

[twiztidtruckie]

Hey everyone,

I am using:

AMD XP 2400+ CPU (TB) (Thermal Take 9+ HSF at highest RPM)
K7VM2 MoBo
Simple Tech 512MB DDR PC2100 x2 (1GB total)
WD 80GB HDD
Lite-On CD-RW (52x32x52)
Lite-On CD-Rom (52x)
5x Case Fans
420Watt PSu
GF2 GTS 64MB Video Card (4xAGP)
Floppy Drive

Heres the problem:

I was running this at stock speeds (1.99GHZ at 133x15)
I changed it to (2.10GHZ with 140x15)

The system eventually shuts down and reboots after about 30 minutes with no warnings. Is this because I have bumped it up too much, or is it because the RAM cant handle the boost? After the system reboots, windows pops up a warning about a critical error... (infor in the error is something about memdmp?)

I have never had this issue before, and am quite stumped. Do I need faster RAM, or what?

Thanks for any help...
Truckie

[Omardeth]

edit never mind


reboots are ps or ram problem that i have found most the time in that order . the ps should be anuff for that system unless it is a cheapo on with only 12-14a on the 12v rail .

have you tested the memory ?

[twiztidtruckie]

Yea,

The memory is fine in 3 other systems. Its never had problems until this board. Its not a cheapo PSU either (Antec). I originally thought that too Omar, but its a good PSU...good RAM...what else could that be?

Truckie

[John Prophet]

heat?

[twiztidtruckie]

atm, running a TT 10+ hsf at high rpm, and 6 case fans. The case is a ultra dragon Glossy case....cpu never runs above 30c. I am completely lost here....I think maybe its the motherboard....

Have to test with another cpu and ram i believe..