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on the laptop that works go to command prompt and type the following: ipconfig this will give you the ip range and gateway. what is the ip address of the laptop that works also what is the gateway?

Hi, have you tried using a static IP address making sure it's on the same range as your friends Routers DHCP server, it will most likely be the 192.168.1.? range. I would also advise your friends to encrypt his wireless network with atleast WPA or WPA2 encryption as you don't want to leave your...

Enermax are very good quality power supply units, so are OCZ, Coolmaster aint bad either, Corsair very good too.

The Athena PSU will fit your case. I just built a media centre pc and bought a mATX psu, they are very small, so you won't have any problems.

ram voltage 1.65v will be ok. Cas timings seem fine for that frequency don't think you will get any lower with 1600mhz ram. all the timings mean is how long it takes to respond to the cpu's request. your fine to use that ram/frequency/timings with the I7 975.

Atx power supply won't fit in a matx case, you'll need a matx psu, I would invest in a 500w psu. your system will use around 390-410w when in use with the graphics card.

lookign at remote pc software for an old lady with moderate intuition about puter logmein, vnc, team viewer.

Nice case. As for motherboard OUCH! Asus name says it all, me personally don't trust Asus after they moved there production to china also almost everything I've had thats branded Asus has failed including a opticle drive. anything dating from 2008+ have alot of problem. I would tend to stick to...

the memory will work perfectly fine, the motherboard support 2000mhz ram+ so 1600mhz is well within it's range. make sure the ram is 1.5v if you go higher this can cause issues for the cpu as the memory controller is intergrated onto the cpu.

pc 1: no bottleneck 800mhz system bus frequency (6400MB/s) and memory bus frequency 400mhz x2 (if dual channel config) which will be 800mhz so memory bus and system bus are both spot on. pc2: 1000mhz on the system bus and memory bus frequency 800mhz x2 which is 1600mhz (12.8GB/s) so your...

psu look right except for the +3.3v, do you still have warrenty on your psu? if so send it back. Your gpu voltages seems fine. I think your temps are perfectly fine even when underload (check in the bios for the cpu,nb & sb temp shutoff temp). the thing that gets me is when you play a game on...

power supply unit will most likely be the issue. I've had this problem myself pc would restart after 25mins either a overheating psu or gpu using to much power.

I would recommened trying a bios update.

Hi, your psu isn't a cheap brand OCZ generally very good. 600W is more than enough to power your setup including a 9800gtx. What are your temperatures? cpu, nb & sb? the thing that isn't right is your 3.3v rail is puting out 0. could well be a faulty psu. Have you tried running a game or 3dmark...

GA-MA780G-UD3H (rev .1.0) - GIGABYTE - Support&Download - Motherboard - CPU Support List pretty decent board will support your cpu also supports the phenom II quads but will have to update to the latest bios revision as the quad core cpu's are 45nm ready not 90nm like yours. dual channel...

Have you tried a fresh install of the OS? could be a kernel fault. you could also try a different bios revision. Also try increasing the Vcore voltage in the bios by about .1 could well be stability issues.

your routers ip is 192.168.1.254 shown as default gateway on the screenshot. commonly refered to as the gateway to the router/internet/wan 192.168.1.33 is your ip address (clients ip)

Intresting, thanks for sharing. it does make sense because zonealarm does embed itself within the kernel. I would suggest using comodo firewall and Anti-virus and it's free works brillaint can't fault it, it will annoy you at first with the constant pop ups but after its trained works extremely...

Hi, you've got your hard drive and cd rom drive on seperate IDE ports/busses and there no need to set the cd drive to slave as it runs on a seperate port/bus. just set both hard drive and cd rom drive to master. Check to see if you've devices are listed in the bios and then select hard drive...

Sounds like you have stability issues, Have you tried increasing the Vcore voltage on your cpu? try upping it by about .2 and run prime95 again. The maximum the cpu handles is 1.425v so don't go above that limit. For the GPU issues have you tried just using windows 7 generic drives to see how...