Iverson213

*sigh*.. I feel your pain man. Im almost completely upgrading my computer because I wanted to play BF2 lol. Your processor is lacking along with your RAM. Chances are you are going to have massive lag if you try plaing with those specs. My Advice: Buy an AMD Athlon from NewEgg along with another 512MB RAM and a GeForce 6600GT for medium+ graphics. ^^thats what I'm doing. :wink:

intel processors are good. If you want a gaming processor, get an AMD. If you ever upgrade.

ok, i have no idea what to do.. new fan is in, works great and everything STILL crashes i even have the side panel (case of the computer) off AHHH!! :cry: :cry: :cry: :wall:

Yeah it's definantly the fan. After takin the side panel off it runs much better. Ill buy a $15 fan and replace the old one, which is most likely the problem. If not, who knows whats wrong..

I tried taking them all out and trying each individual one but it makes no difference. I put in the oldest one that came with my computer and it still freezes. I took the case of the computer off and its working alright now. I noticed when i tried turning the computer on, the back fan attempts to start but it doesn't.. I may replace that fan and see what happens. :?:

Alls i know is that it is a VIA pci motherboard my computer brand is "Huge Bee" I have the memory sticks in this order (2) Kingston 256mb PC133 SDRAM (dont know the brand) 256mb PC133 SDRAM I dont know if this is it, but my fan in the back of the computer doesn't spin anymore. Does it freeze because it gets overheated? Because whenever i run a big program it freezes. I even tried re-installing windows.. :wall:

I recently bought 2 256mb SDRAM memory upgrade for my computer. So right now i have 3 256mb ones in. When I browse the internet and stuff it works great, but if i try playing a game (call of duty 2) it will freeze about 30 seconds after loading the program. It didnt do this before i put these 2 new SDRAM memory stick things in.. I heard if you put too much memory in that it will make it run odd? I have a Pentium 4 processor (1.8GHz) :( Is that actually too MUCH memory?

Anyone ever seen it before?