Originally posted by: Aznguy1872
Does anyone have issues disabling the onboard audio? For some reason when I try to disable it, it becomes enabled again after the next restart. I think that could be why I am getting BSOD. Its getting very annoying...
Originally posted by: Aznguy1872
Does anyone have issues disabling the onboard audio? For some reason when I try to disable it, it becomes enabled again after the next restart. I think that could be why I am getting BSOD. Its getting very annoying...
Originally posted by: DOM107
Windows6.0-KB941600-x86
Originally posted by: JAH
Can somebody answer a nub question for me? Can overclocking (the CPU) kill or shorten the lifespan of video cards (non-overclock)?
The reason I asked is because I have this MB and a E6600 overclocked to 3GHz (have to increase the NB voltage to get it stable, but I don't remember by how much). I originally had the X1900XT and the system had been stable for over a year, but then a few months ago the X1900XT died, so I bought a 7600GT to temporary replace it until next-gen cards come out. The 7600GT didn't work with the top pcie slot for some reason, so I had to put it on the bottom slot.
Well, just today the 7600GT is also dead - lasted just over a month. It's either that this mobo is shorting the lifespan of the graphic cards I put in it or I am just very unlucky.
I'm about to buy the 88000GT and now I'm unsure about putting it in this MB. Any suggestion?
Originally posted by: JAH
Can somebody answer a nub question for me? Can overclocking (the CPU) kill or shorten the lifespan of video cards (non-overclock)?
The reason I asked is because I have this MB and a E6600 overclocked to 3GHz (have to increase the NB voltage to get it stable, but I don't remember by how much). I originally had the X1900XT and the system had been stable for over a year, but then a few months ago the X1900XT died, so I bought a 7600GT to temporary replace it until next-gen cards come out. The 7600GT didn't work with the top pcie slot for some reason, so I had to put it on the bottom slot.
Well, just today the 7600GT is also dead - lasted just over a month. It's either that this mobo is shorting the lifespan of the graphic cards I put in it or I am just very unlucky.
I'm about to buy the 88000GT and now I'm unsure about putting it in this MB. Any suggestion?
Originally posted by: Megaplay
Hello all,
Seeing if I can get some ideas on this problem. First this is the first system I have built so learning new stuff. Got the P5W with a Pentium 3.0. Trying to boot for the first time with no success. Only the HD is plugged in right now, no CD drives. HD is Sata out of an old computer with working Windows XP SP2. A single 512 MB of ram to avoid ram conflicts.
After bios screen only a blinking underscore appears. Sorry for my ignorance if I didn't provide enough details. Thanks.
Originally posted by: mkln
just curious, which processor do you have exactly? (i.e. Pentium D 830, 930, Pentium 4 530, 630)
Originally posted by: Megaplay
I have not tried to format the hard drive with a new install but will do that next. Any special install stuff needed to be done? Currently I have the Pentium 4 630 which seems to be detected fine by the MB in the Bios section. Hoping to get a new processor soon and the reason for this new MB purchase for OC. Thanks for your help with this.