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what you mentioned is just to enable the onboard IDE controller to support both opticle drives and Hard drives. Is your hard drive running on the same port/bus as the opticle drive or are they both on seperate ports/busses? Have you tried using another OS disk?

I could be numerous things such as: The ram you have in your machine is ecc-buffered, and the ram you bought is non ecc- unbuffered. you can tell that is buffered ram by counting 9 ram chips. non ecc-unbuffred ram has 8 ram chips. But from the looks of it your problem must be that the 1gb...

Go into the bios. I think your IDE controller is set to RAID mode or AHCI mode. Change it to IDE mode.

Have you tried Evga Precision to increase your graphics cards vcore and vdram voltages?

The disk's partition is corrupt use a program such as recover my files. to recover your data. What happens when you run a chkdsk? you can also try running a program called spinrite, tries to repair bad sectors of the drive. then you will have a better chance of recovering data from the...

Try increasing your vcore and vdram voltages, could have stability issues. check your cpu and rams maximum voltage limit and try increasing the voltages by about .1 or .2 I know you ran prime95 but should also try running ortheros.

you tried a reset cmos? do you have a debug L.E.D on your motherboard with a post code? what motherboard do you have?

yea i always use openDNS wan side of things because since i've used it never let me down, Isp dns is just a joke really. I don't use internal dns, i will just stick to ip's :)

Hi, you will most likely need a firmware update. find the full model number of your dvd rom drive and google for a firmware update. they are generally a .exe you can run from within windows.

sounds to me it could be you have a bad NIC. I presume you've already tried another ethernet cable? you can buy a pci nic for about £5 if that, give that ago. 3com normally cheap and normally have a generic driver. I take it you have a static something along the lines of: IP: 192.168.1.10...

agree with above I think the gts 250 is a 9800gtx renamed.

could try a Nvidia 8800gts or a gtx 260 both around the same price but gtx 260 has better performance. I wouldn't recommened going for anythign better beacuase your motherboards pci-express x16 slot is 1.0 (x8 mode) (2gb/s) bus frequency and if you bought a card along the lines of a Nividia gtx...

hi sounds like the power switch to me. Disconnect the power switch from the motherboards control panel and use a flathead screw driver to short the two power switch pins.

socket 775, Intel q6600 is a good cpu to choose, also an excellent overclocker. I've just checked the cpu support list on your board and it supports it BUT you need bios revision P5N-E SLI BIOS 1404. check your bios see what revision it has.

socket 1156. intels lower range, intergrated memory controller on the cpu as well as pci-express x16 controller. system bus is a DMI 2gb/s bus. only one chipset known as PCH (Platform controll hub). never seen these motherboards in action but personally for what your paying out I would recommend...

if you've got a spare machine take the hard drive out and benchmark it. check you read speeds. Also do you have any dodgy processes running in ram? run a check disc for bad sectors. I would also recommed running prime 95 or orthros for stability issues this will rule out any issue with cpu or...

you will need something around the Nvidia gtx 260 range but your pci-express x16 bus frequency will be 1.0 (x8 mode 2gb/s speed) Don't worry it will still work just not at its potential. I take it your company has a software rendering farm full of rack servers that does the rendering for you...

what card you after AGP or PCI-Express x16? if pci-express x16 I would recommened Ati radeon 5870 direct x11.

Hi there, They are both very similar boards but the ECS seems to stand out a bit more with a few extra features, such as the onboard E-sata controller which is also hot swoppable. I also noticed mosfet voltage regulator heatsinks on the ECS motherboard which is also a good thing. Can't see what...

That shouldn't really be an issue generally the memory controller clocks the frequency down to the maximum it can handle. But after all it is an Asus motherboard nuff said.