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The sensor could definitely be messed up. Northbridge heatsinks get hot, but 122C doesn't seem right. Open up the case and do the scientific touch test, and see how hot it feels. If you can touch it for 5+ seconds without getting burned, you're in the clear. If you want to cool it down even...

I have nothing but good things to say about G.Skill as well. I had to RMA one set, but they shipped a replacement asap.

The only option I can think of on the PC side is Sony Vegas. I'm not sure whether or not it supports 1080@60p though (you're right, google isn't too helpful on this one).

What seems to be the issue exactly? Lots of drivers are not signed, so that's not a problem and you can safely 'continue anyway'. Just make sure you downloaded the driver from a trust worthy source, and it's listed as compatible with the OS.

Are the drives recognized when booting in safe mode? Did you try uninstalling and reinstalling the usb controllers?

Great suggestions by Anti-Trend. Check the RAM (memtest86+) and CPU (prime95) and make sure they're both running stable. Are you running into any other issues? Blue screens, freezes, or anything like that?

Have you tried running CHKDSK or transferring files to a different computer?

That is weird, and it seems kind of odd that it would be the I/O controller if it works fine on the desktop. It sounds like a software/driver issue more than anything. You double checked the mouse settings? The buttons didn't get accidentally reassigned or anything like that? You're running the...

18 pin? Are you sure about that? What model PS, and do you have a photo of this connector? ATX 1.x is 20pin and ATX 2.0 is 24pin. What video card did you originally have installed? Did you try grabbing a copy of the latest drivers?

Well, it's possible the fan and heatsink are full of dust, so you might be able to solve the problem by cleaning them out with compressed gas. What sort of noise is occurring? The fans will speed up based on the temperature, so is that what you're hearing, or is it some kind of rattling or...

Trying to reinstall the video card, and if that doesn't work, borrow a friends or one from a local store. There's no point in swapping out the motherboard or cpu quite yet.

It works with icons on the desktop? You can doubleclick and drag those around with the left button? All the other mouse buttons work fine? Did it ever work correctly, or did you have this problem right after you installed windows and booted up the system?

Are you transferring through USB or eSATA? You mentioned 'sata to usb connection', but I'm guessing you're using one or the other, and not an adapter. Is this an issue when transferring a single file over 2gb, or a group of files that total over 2gb? It's not a problem with a select number of...

I'm a big fan of Lian-Li cases, but I have to say, that's actually a decent looking case by HP.

On a side note, if you're not overclocking your CPU, why did you decide to run DDR2 1066MHz with high timings?

You'll need to adjust these settings in the bios. Currently you're running at 200 Mhz FSB, and your FSB/Memory ratio is 1:2, resulting in a memory bus of 400 Mhz, meaning DDR2 speeds of 800 Mhz. To reach DDR2 speeds nearing 1066 Mhz, you'll want to adjust your memory ratio to 1:2.66...

Yep, it's most likely soldered onto the motherboard, so you're out of luck. Check local listing in your area though, usually used laptops come up for cheap prices.

No, your LCD monitor will not be the cause of any BSOD errors. Sure, a hard drive can cause them with corrupt data, but if it's running fine, and scans report no errors, I would first look at the other hardware. Double check the memory. Create a boot disk with MemTest86+ and let it run. If...

True, but two 512mb sticks will most likely be cheaper than one 1gb stick, and both will provide the exact same performance. Either way, you'll probably only be spending around $20, so you can't go wrong.

Actually this technique isn't just used for testing. People use power supplies all the time to run amplifiers connected to car subwoofers.