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  • Busby, Paul (Bicci)
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    Glad to hear it :)

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  • Jazzman
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    nope, its a new one, the mobo was just faulty.

    its all good now :awes

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  • Evil Spongebob
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    Are you using the same HDD from your old pc and forgot to format or something ?

    Re crete the partition ?

    it sounds as if the boot loader is already there from previous installs and screwing you over

    ...but i oculd be wrong ;p

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  • Jazzman
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    they have really good service at alina systems i git a new one and its working fine

    tf2 on max is so awesome! :awes

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  • megawhompertoo
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    that's the worst thing in tech, isn't? get everything set up, processor all pastied in, the hsf slapped on (esp some of the more exotic ones) the little wires tied in to the FP just right, the mobo bolted in...

    ...and find out they sent you a dud. darn them. darn them all to heck.

    :shakehead:

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  • Jazzman
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    ok i figiured out thats its the mother board slots that are broken, so i will return the motherboard for a new one

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  • Busby, Paul (Bicci)
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    Originally posted by Alex98uk
    Not really. Most PC6400 RAM needs 1.8v if not less to run at it's stated timings.
    Non overclocking ram maybe but my OCZ platinum stuff and my old housemates XMS2 wouldnt work without 1.9.

    Check this PDF for XMS2 TWIN2X2048-6400



    Originally posted by corsairs PDF
    Tested at 5-5-5-18 latency settings
    at 1.9V
    I Had some geil stuff a while ago that was problematic till i gave it 2.1!

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  • Jazzman
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    its running at 1.8 and when i pop in the other ram it freezes as on the install.
    should i touch voltage?

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  • =98=
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    Originally posted by [10FR]Sgt.B1scu1T[FM]
    if its running at 1.8v it will bsod, ramp it up to 2v and i reckon it will work
    Not really. Most PC6400 RAM needs 1.8v if not less to run at it's stated timings.

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  • Busby, Paul (Bicci)
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    if its running at 1.8v it will bsod, ramp it up to 2v and i reckon it will work

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  • iQue
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    seXfire next :awes

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  • Jazzman
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    i set the timings at 5-5-5-15(OCN tip)and that fixed it, im now installing drivers :awes

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  • TheHeartSmasher
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    When you get a chance post the actual BSOD Error messages, it will help in the troubleshooting process.

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  • Jazzman
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    alex can you pm me your msn so i can get live support?

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  • =98=
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    Try changing DIMM slots.

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