I have a Q9550 that I don't need. I'll include the stock Intel CPU cooler also. $185 shipped USPS Priority. Here she is. It's Mint. [IMG]...
Sometimes older drivers work better for these issues.
it's defiently worth a look into.
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I have an EVGA GTX 295 in mint condition. I have no feed back buy my Ebay ID is Len1007, and I have a 100% rating....
yea voltages tend to fluctuate always pay close attention to the 12v rails and cpu voltage
Sounds like a hard drive corruption try reinstalling windows.
try asus's forums for better support with that issue to many items can be the issue.
ECC are more trouble than there worth keep it simple.
Usually the memory latch is set to high for the FSB.
try OCCT program to pinpoint the hardware at fault.
go through the process of the build in reverse. It might help you find the issue.
Might have fried something due to the discharge. If you have access try another monitor.
Older hardware can be full of issues. see how hot it's running and try cooling it better. might help.
Asus is one of the premier motherboard manufacturers, and at this current time mostly all propietary brand computers use their boards. just my $.02
Pentium D can be a pain to find support for now.
I7 cpu's are sick if your in the market for high end.
honestly electronics work or they don't. There really isn't a foolproof way of avoiding failure without paying retail.
thermalright TRUE is a nice choice also.
If you can find it a Gigabyte EP45-UD3P+ sick overclock.
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