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wtf, futuremark?

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so, i try running 3dmark03 and 3dmark05 and i keep getting this error towards the end of the bench:

idirect3ddevice9::present failed: device lost (d3derr_devicelost)

why? how do i fix that?
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post your system specs. I have heard that it can be caused by a bad PSU or a component not getting enough juice.....but without the specs I can't help you.
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pentium m 760 @ 2.0ghz
dfi 855gme-mgf (with wire mod) <---- this is nate's... i'm borrowing it.
1 gig (2x512mb) kingston hyperx pc3200ul
bfg 6800gt oc
400w thermaltake psu
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I dunno, could be possible your components aren't getting enough juice from that PSU.
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it was getting enough juice before... couldn't imagine why it wouldn't now. before, i had the same components (sans motherboard), except i had a p4 3.0c...... the p-m takes way less power to run than the p4.
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what does your board monitor say for voltage rails? My guess is with the wire mod, video card, etc it could be the voltages.....but like I said, I don't know. i have zero experience with that setup.
From googling your issue, everyone else who has had that issue found it to be a voltage issue, which is why I suggested that.
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Make sure your system resources aren't low, futuremark doesnt react well in that situation.
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i figured out what it was.... it was f@h
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yes... running F@H during benchmarking is bad unless you have a dual core CPU :)
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It's not a voltage problem...It more to do with the applications that are open at the time when you run the benchmark. Amazingly I experienced the same thing when I loaded the 3DMark 05 demo and MBM5 at the same time. All I had to do was let one finish loading and then run the demo again.
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