Anthony,
"MiniMe" has responded. He seems to be the current ATI guru (sponsor). I
do so wish I had a magic bullet for you. I do not.
I am testing ATI video cards. I started in 2009. Personally, I find ATI
drivers, and, the other "shell" ATI proggy's difficult to live with. I
run my ATI card as Driver Only.
I have one last ATI video card (HD4650). One day (very soon) it will
get de-installed. I will put an old nVidia EN9600GT back in.
Based on what I've read about your current circumstance, I would look at:
Your PSU
Your m/b BIOS settings
Your m/b internal logic (a failure?)
Something in your current RAM (but I know you are there now!)
Network stuff that has/demands total/full PC access.
HTH.
Best of the Season,
Duncan
On 12/16/2010 11:39, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Thanks, Joe.
Sadly, the system now seems to be experiences random lockups and
reboots. The frequent is erratic, though. This mostly happens when I
am away from the PC. So far.
Anthony
On 12/16/2010 1:39 AM, Joe User wrote:
Hello Anthony,
I wish you the best of luck on this mess, because I'm sure most of us
can say - 'Been there - Done that'.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010, 8:22:42 AM, you wrote:
Ok....I live in Weirdville. Just keep that in mind.
I reported on 12/7/2010 that Memtest found bad ram...and was willing to
accept that as the problem with my Sapphire ATI 5770 card.
