1.33GHz Thunderbird CPU causes system crashes, crashes

Q: My computer is 1.33GHz Thunderbird CPU, in the running of the operating system often crashes or even black screen panic, listening to friends that the motherboard is the problem caused by insufficient power supply, how can i solve this problem?

A: Some Thunderbird 1.33GHz CPU in the market is found to be slightly longer running time when the system crashes, the current known effective solution is to improve the CPU core voltage to improve the CPU power to stabilize the work. The specific approach is, if your motherboard is a jumper board, you can press the DEL key after the boot into the CMOS settings, the CPU core voltage from 1.75v to 1.8v, save settings exit. If your CPU voltage regulation is through the motherboard on the hard jumper, you can open the chassis, according to the motherboard instructions to find the CPU core voltage set jumper, jump to the motherboard specification for the 1.8V jumper status. It should be explained that there is a certain danger in doing so. Increase CPU core voltage, one is likely to shorten the CPU working life, the second is to increase the heat, especially the Thunderbird CPU calorific value is relatively large, increase the voltage has played a role, if it is summer, this problem to solve the bad, there may be serious consequences of the CPU burning.