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i've read some to have different specs. its no big deal though. i will eventually install this tl-60.

what im curious to know is if your mainboard info is the same as mine in cpu-z? 0UW744 with sb600 southbridge chipset

i still haven't tried the upgrade haha. i've been meaning to get to it but have been busy with other stuff. one thought was that maybe the 65nm versions of the cpu aren't compatible with the inspiron 1501 motherboard. did you use the 65 or 90nm version of the tl-62 and tl-60? make sure you are...

probably something blown on the motherboard. checking voltage with power isn't damaging unless you shorted something accidentally while checking voltage. the inverter gets its power from the motherboard so that which controls its power would be where to check. maybe visible damage might be seen...

have you tried burning the bootable cd version? what brand is your hard drive?

its apparent that the inside of your pc is getting too hot if the 8in fan is working for you. ambient temps in your room can make a world of difference to a pc especially with higher end graphics cards. let alone one that has passive cooling which i don't believe is helping at all. the freezing...

it should be okay. the watts are higher on the dell charger but the output voltage of 19.5v is the same on both chargers. the amps are a little higher (4.62 vs 3.34) on the dell charger but it doesn't matter cause with amps, the laptop will only use what it needs. its okay to have higher amps...

you can try blowing out the video port on the motherboard with compressed air. sometimes debris can get left in the port after a cleaning and cause problems. i would even go as far as getting a q-tip and cleaning it with alcohol. clean the gold pin contacts on the video card as well. are the...

it shouldn't matter which one you run. i just thought it might be best to isolate the laptop from windows to avoid any hiccups during the test.

i never heard of paragon, but it may be good software. i would recommend using the seagate's seatools. i've had good luck with it and it was the most compatible for different make hard drives. here's a link to it...

i would skip the memtest and run a hard drive test first. make sure to do a thorough/full test and not a simple/short one.

have you tried reverting back to onboard video to see if 4gb will work again? i understand you swapped ram sticks to eliminate the possibility of bad sticks. what about ram slots though?

what exactly are you trying to use the power supplies for? are you clipping off all the wires except for 12v lines only? are you using the right ground wire for the 12v line? ground is ground except each rail has its own ground and its important to use the right ground for each rail. what power...

what do you mean does not reboot again? do you mean it doesn't come back on? when you try to turn it back on does it attempt to turn on and then just turns back off? or nothing at all? we need more details... is it a laptop or desktop? what brand/model pc or if its a custom desktop what...

if you can tell us the message you get from the blue screen it would be more helpful. if you have 2 sticks of memory installed try removing one and working off just one to see if you run into any issues still. alternate the sticks and try the same as typically when ram goes bad it usually...

sounds like something is not being powered properly or power issue. have you tried a different power supply? did you plug all the cables in where they are needed shown below? did this system work before and suddenly stop working or are you building it? link to the manual...

you're probably right about the drivers. if it detects in your bios then its just a matter of getting the os to recognize the device as well. do you have a floppy drive on the pc? if so you can get the drivers for your southbridge chipset which controls the sata/ide and stuff like that, put it...

without more details its hard to say. probably a bad hard drive?

determine if this is hardware problem or software. you could download a boot disc of some kind that loads a mouse driver in a dos/linux environment such as hdd diag software (anything that takes you away from windows environment). leave it on for a while and see if you encounter the same problem...

nope. it wont even fit in right as the notches are totally off. they've stopped supporting it since the 1366 socket i believe. here's an image of what it requires in the manual for your m/b. link to manual: http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=P8H61-M+LE%2fUSB3&p=1&s=39