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Never heard of the brand Ultra before, sounds like it's just a cheapo mostly likely be getting around 400W out of it even though it's rated at 600W. when you had you card connected up did they require 2x 6pin power or 2x8 pin power connectors?

for $150 you could invest in a Nvidia GTX 260 216 cores directx10, very good card, i own one myself and got to say plays every game on the market no problem. Newegg.com - EVGA 896-P3-1255-AR GeForce GTX 260 Core 216 896MB 448-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported Video Card...

do you mean if the tuner card has it's own cpu, ram etc and doesn't depend on system cpu and memory for processing? if so, I havn't come across a tv card like that before.

what brand is your psu? whats the rated output?

have you bent any pins on the cpu? when installing the cpu in the socket did you latch it down correctly? clean the cpu with some tissue, re apply thermal paste. secure down the heatsink, reset cmos, make sure the 4pin or 8pin cpu power connector is also in place.

You have a PCI-Express x16 2.0 slot (4GB/s) bus cap/limit. So look to invest in a PCI-Express x16 2.0 card, you can go for a 2.1 card but there's not difference in the bus frequency. Everything PCI-Express x16 wether 1.0, 2.0, 2.1, 3.0 will work on any of those revisions all the real difference...

Active Disk Kill, run the one pass zero option, basically writes loads of 0 to the harddrive.

First off try using PC-Wizard or Everest to determin what hardware you've got. if the software does list your device you can go into details tab on PC Wizard or Everest and it sometimes gives you hardware IDS, google for them if available if not follow what i've mentioned below. are you sure...

try updating the bios to the latest revision. if still no luck, do as you said disable the onboard asus nic. and just use the usb wireless adapter. the reason I i tell you to update the bios is because you said in your previous post you though resetting the cmos fixed it, so maybe a bios flash...

Hi, can you enable S.M.A.R.T in the bios? self monitoring analasys reporting technology, basically tells you if your hard disks are faulty. have you tried benching the non raid drive using hdtune? checked for bad sectors? another way you can get your non raid hard drive to work is to buy a pci...

hi, also depends on your motherboard if you have a pci-express x16 2.0 controller (4GB/s) bus frequency/cap. as you currently own a pci-express x16 2.0 card. if you have a pci-express x16 1.0 know as x8 mode,slot on your motherboard the motherboard is the bottleneck as it will have a bus cap of...

I've just checked your board your using intel onboard raid controller, when building your raid i presume you had to specify the correct bus addresses for the two disk that where going to be used for raid 0? some motherboards once you enable raid mode the controller can then only be used just for...

seems your system tries to boot from the hard disk and since it's a new motherboard it has driver issues causing your system to blue screen on bootup. is your opticle drive being detected in the bios? is it an ide opticle drive or sata?

I've had this problem before turned out to be motherboard. I personally though it was short on the motherboard

is the gpu bios posting? it's the first piece of hardware that posts followed by system bios. how can you run your system without a graphics card if it has no onboard gpu? a gpu is an essential component needed for system bios to post.

hynix ram in generally server ram which is ecc-buffered. your board will require non-ecc unbuffered ram.

as edijs says the memory controller will set the frequency to the slowest memory module installed in your case 266mhz. but judging from your 800mhz ram the timings are spot on for 800mhz ram 4 -4 -4 -12 can't get much better than that. your best to invest in a proper dual channel kit.

try resetting cmos, the bios could has an issue detecting and setting the frequency of the sata controller. if still no luck try benchmarking your hard drive using HD TUNE.

hit the nail on the head edjis 100% correct. update to the latest bios revision dude.

68 processes is to much, your system is page filing too much, swopping in and out of virtual memory and ram, the kernel deals with pageing data from the harddisk (pagefile.sys) to and from ram, if your running just a single disk you will notice your system crawl, if you using raid 0 with two...