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Old 16th July 2004, 20:37   #1
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The systemclock is going too fast on my pc. What can I do to prevent this or what can be causing this?

Mobo is a Asus A7N8X-Deluxe with a AMD XP 2500+ The system is not overclocked. OS is Win Xp Pro

edit: Crap I should have posted this one under Hard and software problems :wtf:
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Old 16th July 2004, 22:01   #2
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what is your systemclock showing?
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Old 16th July 2004, 22:09   #3
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http://www.pcguide.com/ts/x/comp/mbs...ingTime-c.html

http://www.worldtimeserver.com/atomic-clock/
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System time clock

More than one hour ahead, make sure your location/country is correctly selected.
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possible faulty BIOS battery
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Old 17th July 2004, 11:16   #6
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the clock is just going to fast.

I synchronised the system clock with the windows time server (same time as my watch) and a few hours later there is already a difference of 5 min with my watch (watch is working fine) and I need the synchronise again. I tried already several time servers.

I posted this also on the spelletjesgarnaal forum and there they told that it is related to Norton or the nForce2 chip.
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