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It's a fake raid (driver based) there might be an option to re-build the raid from the raid's firmware. but alot of the time u rebuild fake raid's from within windows, by downloading the software from your raid controller manufacturers website. in your case nvidia.com and it just takes you...

what cpu are you using? the maximum system bus yourboard handles is 1000mhz, also when increasing your system bus you will also have to increase you vcore as the cpu doesn't have the required power for the extra bandwidth increase, that can also be a result of a non post or stablity issues...

Try disconnecting the power switch from the motherboards control panel and use a flat head screw driver to short the power switch pins on the motherboard. Also check for shorts, make sure the board isn't touching the back of the case and make sure eveything is seated correctly. I doubt your...

Try benchmarking your harddrive using HD Tune for any dodgy read speeds. Also run memtest86 for memory issues, you could also run prime95 for stability issues. It could well be graphics card issues as well so try re-seating the graphics card also un-installing and re-installing the graphics card...

Make sure everythin is seated correctly and nothing is lose. Then try resetting the cmos again if it posts and you keep having the same issues where it doesn't post after 3 attempts, download the latest bios and flash utility. Create a bootable cd along with the bios flash utility e.g. AFUDOS...

you want to go for SLC (Single layer Cell) not MLC (Multi Layer Cell) Architecture

Hi, try resetting the cmos could be an issue with the sata or Ide controller depending on what controller your using. also try replacing the data cables, I've had some cases where I get blue screens from faulty data cables. generally if your system doesnt detect the drive it could be the drive's...

Hi, you should be fine with the upgrade, if it's lower speed memory the board will clock both memory modules to that memory bus frequency. the voltage should be fine it will be within 1.8v to 2.2v. if you start having issues when the ram is installed just check the vdram voltage and increase it...

if you fried your cpu it wouldn't post. As Rhochstenbach said will most likely be graphics card drivers, try uninstalling the card from device manager reboot your system and let windows install a generic drive if possible, see how it runs for about half an hour and then update your graphics card...

try running HD Tune and benchmarks your harddrives look out for low read speeds. Also try running Prime95 for stability issues, could well be the power supply unit on it's way out. Also run Anti-virus and open up task manager to check if you have any dodgy programs running in ram.

try swoppin the data cables out.

Hi it's sorted now I sync at 20mb. 3mb more than the o2 box. just left the router a few days sorted it self with the DLSAM. Also installed the BT I plate on the main socket in the house, got it free with the router that seems to have made quite a big difference added an extra 3mb. Got to say...

Hi, your machine isn't posting, try resetting the cmos to start off with, if it still doesn't post it's a problem with the following: motherboard, cpu, ram, graphics card, power supply unit and in some cases cpu fan. so you will have to go through one by one ruling them out prefferably startin...

hi, remove the power switch from the motherboards control panel and then short the two power switch pins with a flathead screw driver. Also check for any shorts, make sure the motherboard isn't touchin the back of the case and make sure cpu, ram, graphics card and any other cards are seated...

Hi all I just replaced my modem/router supplied by o2 broadband with a new Bipac Billion 7402nx, but the problem is it seems to sync my line like 2mb lower than my o2 box wtf. I've messed with the following settings Gain Control and TX Auttention, but don't really know what is the best...