It has always crashed...it will always crash.
Cubase Crashes
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- KVRer
- 1 posts since 17 May, 2004 from California
I have used cubase since Atari 1040 version.
It has always crashed...it will always crash.
It has always crashed...it will always crash.
Daniel Shattuck
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- KVRist
- 52 posts since 22 Dec, 2003
Obviously you have not used SX 2.Blearyeyes wrote:I have used cubase since Atari 1040 version.
It has always crashed...it will always crash.
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 6 posts since 24 May, 2004
Erki wrote:"2800+ AMD (1.24 GHz)"
Why do you have your 2800+ clocked to 1.24 ghz? Or was it just a typo?
That's what it said when I bought it, and systems properties thats what it says. What should it be?
Lman
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- KVRist
- 172 posts since 9 Mar, 2001
About 2.1GHz?
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- KVRist
- 177 posts since 16 Feb, 2004 from Sweden
It depends if it´s a 64 bit CPU or the MP or XP model. The 64 bit model should be around 1,8-1,9 i think, the other around 2ghz-2.1ghz.Lman wrote:
That's what it said when I bought it, and systems properties thats what it says. What should it be?
Lman
If it really is a 2800+ model CPU the guys that built it probably forgot to set the BIOS right, so your BIOS is using the standard/low settings. You need to enter the BIOS (press DEL, or whatever it tells you, at startup). When inside the BIOS look for something with the lines "use optimal setup" or similar. Save and reboot, the clockspeed should be around 2ghz.
If you can´t find that option in the BIOS you will need to up the FSB speed manually (somewhere in the BIOS). It is probably set to 100mhz now, up it till it reaches the proper clockspeed. There´s a multipler also, if it´s set to 12,5 you should set the FSB to 166mhz (166*12,5=2075) or something like that.
But don´t up it all at once, do it in smaller stages.
And make sure it really is a 2800+ model CPU before messing around with it, and that you motherboard can support up to 2800+ CPUs.
Check the motherboard manual if you got it
EDIT: Google for some more info, och check the AMD site, i take no responsiblity for all this hehe
EDIT 2: You may have to up/down the voltage a bit to if it´s set wrong, AMD´s site should say what voltage the different 2800+ models need to be stable.
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- KVRAF
- 4749 posts since 15 Jul, 2001 from Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, U.K
what utter bollox 
Blearyeyes wrote:I have used cubase since Atari 1040 version.
It has always crashed...it will always crash.
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- KVRian
- 1106 posts since 8 Oct, 2003 from Belgium
The only way I know to crash SX2 is when you install a VSTi or VST that doesn't agree with the other ones installed!
I also had it once or twice with a beta synth. Now, right after I install a VST(i), I always check if the rest still works. Never had a problem with a (large) project yet. I did remove all free VST(i)'s and Beta's since + did a clean-up in the registry.
Peter.
I also had it once or twice with a beta synth. Now, right after I install a VST(i), I always check if the rest still works. Never had a problem with a (large) project yet. I did remove all free VST(i)'s and Beta's since + did a clean-up in the registry.
Peter.
