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hello, little help plz? sounds like your wndows install is corrupt. If presume your OS is windows XP? judging from your specs. you can repair Windows XP quite easily using windows installation disc.Also I would benchmark that hardrive of yours that could also be the problem, also Maxtor drives...

disconnect the power switch from the motherboards control panel and use a flat head screw driver to short the two power switch pins. could well be a jammed power button.

disconnect the reset switch from the motherboards control panel. Also touch the NB and SB heatsinks see if your having any heat issues. also try another psu.

have you tried reset cmos? or loading bios defaults? if not you could have some kind of failed or failing hardware attached to a controller and the controller the device is attached to doesn't like it. so try removing some of the non essentials such as, hard drives. opticle drives. see how it goes.

5770 will require more than 450w, most likely stability issues down to such low power psu. Also what is the brand of the 450w psu that you tried using?

Hi have you tried reset cmos? if you can't find the jumpers just flick the battery out with a flathead screwdriver. Have you tried using the other bios to get your system to post? not quite sure how to switch between bios's because I've never done it but iv'e come acrss motherboards with dual...

Hi the OS is VMware Esxi 4. The problem has been resolved. The problem was the onboard sas raid controller was conflicting with the Pci-express x4 (1gb/s) 3ware hardware raid controller so I had two options update the bios or disable the onboard raid controller by adjusting the jumpers. So i...

Hi all, Just built a xeon server tower all is well but problems with ESXI 4 and LSI (3ware) 9600se Hardware raid controller. I first of all built my raid which is a 8 disk raid 6 with 256k stripe size and auto rebuild (hot swoppable) I went ahead and installed ESXI 4 on a USB FLASH DRIVE...

yea your correct, my bad didnt relise he didnt have a raid in the first place.

hi, you tried setting a static ip on the nic that doesn't detect the network connection? you tried a different port on the switch?

wouldn't bother with the Asus motherboard instafail. best off investing in an evga motherboard or gagabyte. pref with onboard raid ich10r get another caviar black in raid 0. good video cards are 2x ati radeon 5850's or 5870's so you gonna want a motherboard with atleast two pci-express x16 2.0...

I wouldn't get any there are all out of date. best of saving more cash and investing in ati 5850 or 5870 dx11

it's backwards compatible to work with pci-express x16 1.0 but all it means it has a lower bus cap of 2GB/s knows as pci-express x8 mode. if you upgrade your motherboard in the future make sure it's pci-express x16 2.0 (4GB/s) bus cap.

never heard of it, what your best off doin is having one server tower, having a raid configuration raid 1, raid 5 or raid 10 so you will not have to worry about losing data. and for psu invest in a redundant psu, also a ups.

sounds like graphics card to me, if it was power supply unit your machine would most likely shutdown completely. I've had a similar problem before what I had to do was reseat my graphics card and use generic drivers. left it for 30 mins before updating to proper drivers.

hi, first off increase your page file, your machine will page file like mad with that amount of ram capacity, most likely the reason why it's running like ass. and for your ram issues the first set of ram the ddr 400mh 3200mb/s ram should work no problems. but another reason why it won't...

have you benched your hard drives using hd tune? have you ran prime95 for stability issues? I would also try disabling ati poller service in services.msc alot of people report slow machines due to that service.

stay away from asus they are instafail. also you the motherboard socket needed for your selected cpu is AM3 + but what model cpu are you using? 805? 810 etc. this will be a better board: GIGABYTE - Product - Motherboard - Overview - GA-MA770T-UD3P (rev. 1.0) pretty decent 10 phase powers...

Hi sorry for the late reply been busy. I just had a look at the spec's of your cpu and it system bus is 800mhz. apparently you can get the cpu to 2.25ghz using a bus frequency of 225mhz x4 = 900mhz system bus. leave you vcore at 1.4v. memory bus try clock it to 225mhz as well. The untied...

disconnect the power switch from the motherboards controler panel and use a flat head screw driver to short the two power switch pins. Also check your temps, check for shorts.