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4,442 reads · 2009-08-24 – 2009-08-25
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finder hud crash problems..

i have get some strange problems with finder now.. after a while using the system, i get some strange colors on my finder.. Its just finder, every else programs works fine.. anyone knows? Gigabyte EP-45 DS 3 @ Nvidia GeForce 8600 GT (EFI…

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@jacoweb Published 2009-08-24
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Snow Leopard 10.6
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4,442 historical reads · 3 curated field notes (from 6 dispatches) · 2009-08-24 – 2009-08-25
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@jacoweb (3)@OG-Phantom (2)@infinitek

i have get some strange problems with finder now.. after a while using the system, i get some strange colors on my finder..

Its just finder, every else programs works fine..

anyone knows?

Gigabyte EP-45 DS 3 @ Nvidia GeForce 8600 GT (EFI STRING)

Author Updates & Technical Revisions

Follow-up dispatches by @jacoweb

Author Update #1 @jacoweb 2009-08-24

My CPU is overclocked.. but the GPU is by default

Synthesized Community Field Notes

3 technical responses curated from 6 original dispatches

Field Note #1 @OG-Phantom 2009-08-24 ↳ Re: @jacoweb
@jacowebi have get some strange problems with finder now.. after a while using the system, i get some strange colors on my finder.. Its just finder, every else programs works fine.. anyone knows? Gigabyte EP-45 DS 3 @ Nvidia GeForce 8600 GT (EFI STRING)

Is your system overclocked at all? That really reminds me of when I would overclock my GPU too far...

Field Note #2 @infinitek 2009-08-24

Make sure your your pci is set to 100MHz not auto in your bios. Since you are overclocking your CPU.

Field Note #3 @OG-Phantom 2009-08-25 ↳ Re: @infinitek
@infinitekMake sure your your pci is set to 100MHz not auto in your bios. Since you are overclocking your CPU.

Do that first and if you still have issues, I would reset your bios to default clocks, and see if you still have that video corruption. If you don't after setting everything to default clocks, slowly bump your cpu overclock back up until it happens again, then notch the overclock back down to where it was stable. It sounds like it is either the PCI clocks like infinitek stated or your cpu overlock is too high.

Sources & Contributor Provenance (3 credited usernames · Thread #3760)
UsernameDossier ContributionDispatchesActive Window
@jacowebPrimary Author32009-08-24 → 2009-08-25
@OG-PhantomContributor22009-08-24 → 2009-08-25
@infinitekContributor12009-08-24