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P4C800 Deluxe
Stupid 3x RAID 1 Setup ;-) with
1x Barracuda 160GB (SATA_RAID1)
1x IBM 180GXP (PATA_RAID Master)
1x Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 9 120GB (SATA_RAID2)
latest Bios
Radeon 9800XT running really Hot ;-)
Kingston HyperX4000 Twin 1GB Total
P4 3Ghz
WinXP
Audigy 2 Plat pro
Sony DRU510 DVD+/-RW
LiteOn CDR 48x

had several AddOn cards, all worked fine, no problems yet...

had everything OC with Fans only up to 3,3 Ghz and running at normal 45°C so Watercooling OC what be ****ing freaky on this board ;-) FSB 1600 weeeeeeee
 

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HARDWARE SETUP:
Motherboard: P4C800-E Deluxe
CPU: Pentium 4 2.8C GHz
Cooler: Zalman CNPS7000A-Cu
Memory: 1 GB (2x512 MB) OCZ 4000EL (DDR500)
Video: ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 256MB
Case: Antec P160 with a pretty side window
Power supply: Thermaltake 480W...forget the model name
CD Writer: Lite-On 48X
DVD Writer: none
Floppy: generic
HDD 1: WD800JB - Western Digital 80GB IDE 8MB cache
HDD 2: WD1200JB - Western Digital 120GB IDE 8MB cache
Sound: Sound Blaster Audigy
LAN: onboard
SCSI adapter: none
Video capture: none
Keyboard: Dell QuietKey, stolen from roommate:chgrin:
Mouse: Logitech Trackball
Network: Isn't that covered in LAN? umm...linksys router?
Other: Conexant 56K modem

HARDWARE Connections:
PCI slots: 1=empty, 2=Audigy, 3=modem, 4=empty, 5=empty.
Pri IDE: Western Digital 80GB HD (boot drive) + WD 120GB HD
Sec IDE: Lite-On DVD-ROM (master) + Lite-On CD-RW
SATA1: n/c
SATA2: n/c
SATA RAID1: n/c
SATA RAID2: n/c
Pri RAID: n/c
Fans: 120mm intake in front, 120mm exhaust in back, both came with case

BIOS Setup:
1016, I think...whichever one was the most recent as of August 4 2004. Overclocked to 250 MHz FSB (3.5 GHz CPU), 1.75 volts to CPU, 2.85 volts to DDR (2.5-4-4-7), 400 MHz DDR frequency, disabled sound + RAID.

SOFTWARE Setup:
Windows XP Pro, regular NTFS formatting

PURPOSE:
Gaming (Doom 3 gets 30fps w/ 2xAA at 1024x768 and looks great), programming, media serving over network

COMMENTS:
I've only had it running for a few days, but in that time it's been super. Temps are good considering the OC, after running CPU at 100% for an hour it only hit 42C.

PROBLEM SUMMARY:
1. The reason why I joined this forum...got another WD800JB and can't get RAID to work. Detailed in another post.
 

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100% of ASUS boards have been stable for me over the years.

Hi, first I'd like to say every system I've built for myself, or for customers using ASUS MB has been rock solid.

The only stability issue we've seen with a P4C800-E Deluxe system was fixed by upgrading the power supply. It would randomly lockup about once a day and sometimes wouldn't boot up. Once we replaced the power supply there were no more problems and the system has been solid since then, it's about 8 months now.

The only other issue was the earlier BIOS that the P4C800-E Deluxe came with didn't support RAID 1 (mirroring) for the IDE RAID controller. I sent some emails to ASUS, never heard back from them, but there was a new BIOS released a day or so after I emailed them that fixed the problem.

My main system:
P4C800-E Deluxe
2.4C overclocked to 3Ghz, 1 Ghz FSB, just using the retail Intel HS/Fan that came with the CPU
1 Gig Kingston HyperX PC3500
2 x WD 160G IDE mirrored as data drives
1 40G IBM "Deathstar" (mislabed as "Deskstar") IDE system drive
eVGA 6800nu video card
Logitech WingMan Gaming Mouse (have to have 3 approx. equal mouse buttons!)

I think ASUS boards used to be made only in Taiwan? Then they started shifting some production to China? I think that's when their quality control started to slip? Before that, if the MB was ASUS, that was enough to rule out any possibilty that probelms were because of the motherboard, they were pretty much just as reliable as gravity is. I started using ASUS back when I built my first Pentium 166 MMX system, that board was awesome and never gave me problems. The only other company I've known to build such solid, reliable motherboards is Intel.
 

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I have two P4P800 SEs both working relatively well striaght out of the box, no tweaks or anything.

Hardware I installed:

P4 2.8C/3.2C
512MB/1024MB Corsair Value Select Dual Channel PC-3200
120GB Western Digital SATA HDD/160GB Hitachi SATA HDD
Lite-On 52x32x52x16x CD-RW/DVD-ROM/NEC 8x Dual Layer DVD+-RW
Sapphire Radeon 9800 Pro/Power Color Radeon 9800 XT
Sound Blaster Live 5.1/Sound Blaster Audigy 2
 

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My Excellent System :)

Here is system again hehehe. My previous post was one of the posts lost during the system problem...

HARDWARE SETUP:
Motherboard: P4C800 Deluxe ver. 2.00
CPU: Intel Pentium 3.0 Ghz
Cooler: Stock Intel Cooler
Memory: 512 Kingston
Video: Sapphire ATI Radeon 9800 Pro
Case: Exodus
Power supply: HEC 525w
CD Writer: Asus 52x/24x/52x
DVD Writer: n/a
Floppy: Sony
HDD 1: Seagate Barracuda 40 Gb
HDD 2: n/a
Sound: On-board Sound
LAN: On-board LAN
SCSI adapter:
Video capture:
Keyboard: Logitech
Mouse: Logitech
Network:
Other:

HARDWARE Connections:
PCI slots: 1=empty, 2=empty, 3=empty, 4=empty, 5=empty.
Pri IDE:
Sec IDE: n/c
SATA1: n/c
SATA2: n/c
SATA RAID1: n/c
SATA RAID2: n/c
Pri RAID: n/c
Fans:

BIOS Setup:
Version. BIOS ver. 1016.... Default Settings

SOFTWARE Setup:
HDD formatting & partitioning. Windows XP Professional SP1a

PURPOSE:
Use it programming, games, videos.

COMMENTS:
The System is excellent. Except for the AsusProbe that is not working properly.

PROBLEM SUMMARY:
1.
2.

:chgrin:
 

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HARDWARE SETUP:
Motherboard: P4C800
CPU: P4 2.4 GHz Northwood 533 MHz FSB
Cooler: Retail
Memory: 4 * 256 MB TwinMOS DDR400
Video: Powercolour Radeon X800 Pro 256 MB
Case: Aopen ATX
Power supply: crappy Q-Tec 400W Dual Fan (see problem below)
CD Writer: -
DVD Writer: Mitsumi DVD-R/CD-R/RW
Floppy: generic
HDD 1: SATA 150 Maxtor 120 GB 7200 rpm 8 MB cache
HDD 2: IBM 8 GB ATA-33
Sound: SBAudigy
LAN: on-board 3Com
SCSI adapter: -
Video capture: Built into X800 Pro
Keyboard: Logitech
Mouse: Microsoft Intellimouse Optical
Network: -
Other: -

HARDWARE Connections:
PCI slots: 1=empty, 2=SBAudigy, 3=empty, 4=empty, 5=empty.
Pri IDE: n/c
Sec IDE: DVD-R
SATA1: Maxtor 120 GB
SATA2: n/c
SATA RAID1: n/c
SATA RAID2: n/c
Pri RAID: n/c
Fans: CPU + vid card only

BIOS Setup:
Version - 1017.

SOFTWARE Setup:
XP Pro SP1, DX9.0b, Cat 4.8 WHQL

PURPOSE:
Games and 3D programming.

COMMENTS:
See problem below.

PROBLEM SUMMARY:

1. Board switches off with new Prescott 3.2 due (i think) to cheap powerpack. System works fine with old P4 2.4 Northwood. In the process of purchasing new quality PSU. No evidence the board is to blame.

2. Slow-boot with 1017 bios.

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p4c-800 deluxe working great.

Motherboard: Asus P4C800 Deluxe
CPU: P4 3.0 GHz 800FSB retail overclocked to 3.6.
Cooler: Liquid on CPU and video card : )
Memory: 1GB: 2x Kingston #KVR400X72C3A/512 PC3200 512MB DIMM with ECC.
Video: ATI Radeon 9800 256mb.
Case: Cooler master case 1 fan on the hard drives acting as exhaust fan as well.
Power supply: Thermaltake 480w.
CD Writer: Generic POS.
DVD Writer:
Floppy: Sony
HDD 1: raptor 10k 74mb
HDD 2: raptor 10k 74mb in raid 0 array
Sound: Sound blaster live platinum
LAN: Onboard and a netgear 100mb card.
Keyboard: PS/2 logitech wireless
Mouse: PS/2, Logitech 3-button wireless.
Network: netgear hub to netgear router to cable modem.
Other: Klipsch 5.1 speakers, dell 2100 LCD monitor.


Everything runs great system is stable as anything runs at 28-29c at idle and never goes up much over 40c when intense gaming.
 

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Bought my new setup 2 weeks ago. Here's the basics:

Asus P4C800-E Deluxe
P4 3.2Ghz 800, 512Cache (not Prescott)
2x512MB Corsair Twinx 3200XL RAM
2x160GB Maxtor SATA Hard Drives 8MB 7200 - RAID Stripe
Asus/ATI AX800 XT PE 256MB Graphics Card
Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum Ex Sound Card
Thermaltake Pure Silentpower 480W PSU
NEC 3500 DVD-RW

No real problems during setup. Flashed the latest BIOS onto the motherboard before doing anything else (maybe that's why I had no problems) and then set up the RAID, downloaded the RAID drivers off the net (using another computer!) and renamed them appropriately and put them on a floppy, installed XP SP2 no problems. Just a couple of boot up issues which aren't really a problem. I've put in another post for that issue anyway.
 

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Nearly Flawless P4C800-E Deluxe Experience

Thanks to the members of this forum, I've had a nearly flawless working Asus P4C800-E Deluxe install. Only been running a few days now but have not had any real problems.

HARDWARE SETUP:
Motherboard: Asus P4C800-E Deluxe, pcb rev. 2.0
CPU: P4 3.2 GHz Northwood 512 cache, 800 FSB
Cooler: Stock Intel
Memory: 1 GB (512 x2) Corsair PC3200 DDR400 TWINX1024-3200C2PT (not Blessed by Asus)
Video: Gainward 6800 GT 256mb Golden Sample
Case: Cheap RaidMax with 6 fans
Power supply: Allied AL-B500E 500 watt
DVD Reader: Pioneer Secondary Slave
DVD Writer: Nec 1100 Secondary Master
Floppy: Mitsumi
HDD 1: Western Digital 80 GB Primary Master
HDD 2: Western Digital 80 GB Primary Slave
Sound: Onboard
LAN: Onboard
SCSI adapter: none
Video capture: Onboard IEEE1394
Keyboard: MS Multimedia
Mouse: Logitech (did initial install with PS/2 mouse)
Network: Onboard LAN
Other:

HARDWARE Connections:
PCI slots: 1=empty, 2=empty, 3=empty, 4=empty, 5=empty.
Pri IDE: Western Digital 80 GB
Sec IDE: Western Digital 80 GB
SATA1: n/c
SATA2: n/c
SATA RAID1: n/c
SATA RAID2: n/c
Pri RAID: Maxtor 40 GB
Fans: 4 in front, 1 side, 1 rear, Power suppy has 2: 1 in/1 out
Using In-Win CR-I530 10-in-1 Memeory card 3.5 internal reader using USB and IEEE 1394 headers on MB. Worked flawless.

BIOS Setup:
Version. 1016
Mostly defaults...disabled Legacy USB, Plug & Play. Enabled ACPI 2.0 Support, ACPI APIC Support, Hi-speed USB. Set Promise Raid to IDE.

SOFTWARE Setup:
All HDD formated NTFS, full partitions. Win XP Professional SP2

PURPOSE:
Internet and Games! Bring it Half-Life 2!!!

COMMENTS:
With Memory set to auto, only shows my ram timing as 2.5-3-8-8. Corsair says it should run at 2-3-3-6...haven't messed with it yet.

I browsed this forum and took much advice from the posts. Started with 1 HD and 1 DVD for fresh install on a newly formatted drive. Installed Intel Chipset driver immediately after OS install and began to install one device at a time till I had my full working system.

Have not installed my ATI WinTV yet. Not really a priority for me. I saw one poster had a problem with WinTV and Hyper Threading...I'd rather have the HT but I'll try it later this weekend anyway.

PROBLEM SUMMARY:
Not really any except for the memory timing mentioned above which I have tried to change yet.

Many thanks to all who support this forum!!!

I'm computered out....off to the beach for some bodyboarding!! :bgrin:
 

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P4C800-E-Deluxe works well

HARDWARE SETUP:
Motherboard: ASUS P4C800-E-Deluxe
CPU: P4 3.2g Hyper threaded.
Cooler: system and case fans
Memory: amnt & part# 4 gig, OCZ, OCZ4332048PFDC-K)
Video: ATI Radeon 9800 Pro.
Case: Antec Performance Plus 1080AMG 430W Power supply:
CD Writer: Sony DRU500AX
DVD Writer: Sony DRU500AX
Floppy: Belkin 1.33 (Best Buy)
HDD 1: IBM 45 gig 7200. (5 years old)
HDD 2: etc. Maxtor 60 gig
Sound: on board
LAN: On board
SCSI adapter: None
Video capture: Pinnacle DV500
Keyboard: Microsoft Intelli board
Mouse: Microsoft Intelli mouse optical
Network: Linksys Ethernet, BEFSR41 Router
Other:

HARDWARE Connections:
PCI slots: 1=empty, 2=DV500, 3=empty, 4=empty, 5=empty.
Pri IDE: Onboard
Sec IDE: Sony opticals
SATA1: n/c
SATA2: n/c
SATA RAID1: n/c
SATA RAID2: n/c
Pri RAID: n/c
Fans: 8, 4 in case one on cpu, one on video card. 2 power supply

BIOS Setup:
Version. Important custom settings. 1016 - none

SOFTWARE Setup:
HDD formatting & partitioning. O/S and any special setup of it/ tweaks.
NTFS XP partitioned into 4 drives master, 2 drives slave.
XP Home system. Removed SP2 as a PITA. System again runs smoothly without all the internet explorer failures and such.

PURPOSE:
What you intend to use this PC for. Advanced video editing & photo work

COMMENTS:
Any observations, positive or negative.
Very satisfied. The 4 gig of ram doesn't show as 4 gig in the ram boot log, but as 3.2 or so gig. The boot doesn't show the amount used in the theoretical second processor created with hyper-threading. XP home while it won't use a second processor, sees the hyper-threaded mode of the northward CPU as a second processor and uses it as such.

PROBLEM SUMMARY:
1. None. Stuck it together and it ran. Stuck in the old drive from the other machine already loaded with XP, most software ran right off. Some fancy stuff had to be tweaked a bit, Nero and InCD for instance had to be reinstalled.
2.
 

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HARDWARE SETUP:
Motherboard: P4C800
CPU: Intel Pentium 2.8C Ghz
Memory: CORSAIR 512mb TWINX-3200 DDR Ram Dual Channel Optimised Pair
Video: FX5200 128mb Pixelview <- crap
Case: Normal case Aopen
Power supply: 450w
CD Writer: Liteon 52x/24x/52x
DVD Rom: Pioneer 16x
DVD Writer: n/a
Floppy: Panasonic
HDD 1: Maxtor 80Gb 7200rpm Diamond Max 9 8mb buffer
HDD 2: n/a
Sound: On-board Sound
LAN: On-board LAN
SCSI adapter: -
Video capture: -
Keyboard: normal Logitech
Mouse: infra red Microsoft
Network:
Other:

HARDWARE Connections:
PCI slots: 1=empty, 2=empty, 3=empty, 4=empty, 5=empty.
Pri IDE: HDD
Sec IDE: CD-ROM
SATA1: n/c
SATA2: n/c
SATA RAID1: n/c
SATA RAID2: n/c
Pri RAID: n/c
Fans: CPU + 1 extra case fan

BIOS Setup:
Default Settings

SOFTWARE Setup:
HDD formatting & partitioning. Windows XP Professional with no service pack at all.

PURPOSE:
Use it playing internet do some assignment and watch movie.

COMMENTS:
The System is excellent and super fast right now. But before i've got some problem with the system by using 512mb kingston , i've posted the problem in the forum as well http://www.techsupportforum.com/showthread.php?t=18840.
 

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HARDWARE SETUP:
Motherboard: Asus P4P800E-Deluxe
CPU: Intel P4 3.0GHz (Prescott)
Cooler: stock
Memory: amnt & part# 2x 512 Samsung DDR PC3200
Video: ATI All in Wonder 9600XT
Case: A-Top Z-Alien Gamer/Server case
Power supply: Sparkle 150 ( I think thats the number )
CD Writer: ASUS Quiet Track 52x32x52
DVD Writer: Pioneer DVR-108
Floppy: Mitsumi w 6 in 1 card reader
HDD 1: WD 200G SATA
HDD 2: WD 200G SATA
Sound: Creative 5.1
LAN: onboard
SCSI adapter:
Video capture:
Keyboard: Logitech Cordless MX
Mouse: Logitech Cordless
Network:
Other:

HARDWARE Connections:
PCI slots: 1=empty, 2=Creative 5.1, 3=empty, 4=Controller for case lights , 5=empty.
Pri IDE: Pioneer DVR-108
Sec IDE: ASUS Quiet Track CDRW
SATA1: WD 200G
SATA2: Wd 200G
SATA RAID1: n/c
SATA RAID2: n/c
Pri RAID: n/c
Fans: 2x 120mm 1x 80mm

BIOS Setup:
V 1.02

SOFTWARE Setup:
HDD 1 partitioned into 4 50GB
HDD 2 partitioned into 2 100Gb

PURPOSE:
Mostly for web/flash development some CAD/CAM work ( just learning it ), and a fairly serious dose of gaming

COMMENTS:
My first motherboard would not even post, I took it back and they discovered that the CMOS won't stay powered.

PROBLEM SUMMARY:
1.I want to put a second gig of ram in, but when I do it will not even post. The gig I use is two single channel 512's ( slot A1 and B1 ) but if I use the pair as dual channel it doesn't work ( slot A1 and A2 ). has anyone else run into this problem?
2.
 

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Built my PC around a P4C800-e Deluxe about three weeks ago and everything works fine. Had a bit of a time with the Promise controller driver, but that's working now, too. Tried overclocking at 10% and ran perfectly, with about a 1ºC increase in temp.

Motherboard: Asus P4C800-E Deluxe, PCB rev 2.00.
CPU: P4 3.2c GHz 800FSB retail.
Cooler: Intel stock.
Memory: 1GB: 2x512MB Crucial Value Select PC3200.
Video: ATI All-In-Wonder Radeon 9800 Pro, 128MB.
Case: Lian-Li PC-60; silver, 4 Silenx fans.
Power supply: Thermaltake Silent Purepower 480w.
CD Writer: Teac CD-W540E.
DVD Writer: TDK DVDRW420N.
Floppy: Sony 3.5".
HDD 1 & 2: 120GB Hitachi Deskstar, 7200 rpm, 8MB, SATA, in RAID 1.
HDD 3: 80GB Western Digital, ATA133, 7200 rpm, 8MB, PATA.
Sound: Integrated.
LAN: Integrated.
Keyboard: PS/2.
Mouse: Logitech MX-1000.
Network: Cable modem to SMC SMC7008ABR 8-port router to DWL-900AP+ wireless access point to DWL-800AP+ repeater.
Other: Soyo Media Card reader, Crystalfontz 632 LCD display, ViewSonic G90fb 19" CRT, Monsoon speakers with subwoofer.

HARDWARE Connections:
PCI slots: 1=empty, 2=empty, 3=empty, 4=empty, 5=empty.
Pri IDE: CD-RW
Sec IDE: DVD-RW
SATA1: 120GB Hitachi Deskstar (RAID 1)
SATA2: 120GB Hitachi Deskstar (RAID 1)
SATA RAID1: n/c
SATA RAID2: n/c
Pri RAID: Western Digital 80GB in IDE mode.

BIOS Version: 1016

SOFTWARE Setup:
Windows XP Professional SP2, all critical Microsoft Updates.

PURPOSE:
Web surfing, gaming, and, believe it or not, I actually use it for work (shame on me).

COMMENTS:
The system went together very well. There were no hardware or software issues, and the machine is very fast. The only problem I encountered was when I added the additional 80GB drive to the Primary RAID connector using the Promise controller. I had a difficult time loading the driver. Once loaded, it ran well. This board has been completely stable -- literally crash free -- for three weeks while running both business apps and games (i.e., Call of Duty, Battlefield Vietnam, Doom 3). I would not hesitate to build additional PC's using this board.
 

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Working 99%. 1%=onboard lan. No OC - [email protected] (idle) and @55c (Burn-in Sandra)

HARDWARE Setup:
Motherboard: Asus P4C800-E Deluxe. Bios 1016
CPU: P4 3.2E GHz 800FSB retail. Stepping DO (locked)
Cooler: Zalman CNPS7000B-Cu copper with Arctic Silver 3 thermal compound.
Memory: 1GB: Dual Twinmos 512mb (2x512mb) DDR400 PC3200 2.5-3-3-6
Video: PowerColor Radeon 9600XT RV360 256MB
Case: OEM 2 fans
Power supply: BeQuiet Blackline 520W Dual Fan.
CD Writer: Plextor Plexwriter, 24x10x40A retail.
DVD Writer: HP200i.
Floppy: Mitsumi (black).
HDD 1: Maxtor, 80GB SATA (connected to SATA1 - ICH5R).
HDD 2: Maxtor, 80GB SATA (connected to SATA2 - ICH5R).
HDD 3: WD BB, 80GB ATA (connected to Promise RaidATA).
HDD 4: WD BB, 120GB ATA (connected to Primary IDE).
Sound: SoundBlaster Audigy2.
LAN: Realtek 8139C.
Onboard won't work...Asus said possible cable not compactible
Keyboard: IBM Keyboard.
Mouse: Microsoft Trackball PS/2.
PenPad: Wacom Graphire
Network: SMC Barricade g 7804WBRA.
Monitor: 19" ViewSonic VG191b.
Speakers: Creative Inspire 5.1 Digital 5700.
Printer: Brother MFC 8500 (laser).
Printer: Epson C82 (inkjet).
Scanner: Epson Perfection 1670


HARDWARE Connections:
PCI slots: 1=empty, 2=Nic, 3=Soundcard, 4=empty, 5=empty.
Pri IDE: master= WD 120GB
Sec IDE: master=DVD HP200i
Sec IDE: slave=Plextor
SATA1: Maxtor 80GB.
SATA2: Maxtor 80GB.
SATA_RAID1: n/a.
SATA_RAID2: n/a.
Pri RAID: WD 80GB ---> Might move WD 120GB on Pri IDE to Sec RAID and build an array
Fans: CPU fan connected to mobo. Case fans (1xfront & 1xrear) connect to PSU.


BIOS Setup:
Original version 1016. Hyper Threading enabled, PAT enabled, ACPI 2.0 Disabled, ACPI APIC Support, and BIOS->AML ACPI Table. Promise ATA is enabled, USB to HiSpeed. In Boot- Disk array is first, DVD HP200i second, Legacy floppy third.

SOFTWARE Setup:
Dual Boot
O/S: Windows Server 2003.
O/S: Windows XP Pro sp2.
HDD's formatted as NTFS.


COMMENTS:
BeQuiet PSU is fantastic and definetly silent.
Zalman CPU cooler top dog.
Just for the sake of it I've OC to a stable 3.6Ghz

PROBLEM SUMMARY:
Onboard Lan connects to the router on and off. Being a gigabit (cat6) might need a better cable than 10/100 (cat5)
 

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Well here it is guys my first real gamming machine. It runs well but I am still new to my new setup, dont have it all perfect yet.

3DMark05 = 5489
Motherboard: Asus P4C800-E Deluxe, FBS @ 230mhz, PCB rev 1.02.
CPU: P4 3.2e Unlocked & OC @ 3.22GHz Prescott.
Cooler: Modded Evercool 201 liquid cooled.
Memory: 1GB: 2x512MB Kingston HyperX PC4000.
Video: Sapphire X800 XT.
Case: Some gammer case with lights & crap.
Power supply: Aspire 550w.
DVD: Writer: Plextor 721a
HDD: 60GB Western Digital 7200 rpm
Sound: Integrated.
LAN: Integrated.
Keyboard: junk.
Mouse: junk.
Network: Cable modem to Linsys router.
 

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HARDWARE SETUP:
Motherboard: ASUS P4C800E Deluxe
CPU: P4 3.2 E Prescott D0 (SL7E5 - Phillipines) (3.6 @ 225FSB @ 1.425 Volts)
Cooler: Thermalright XP-90 with Thermaltake 90mm A9025A-2B (56CFM 2650RPM)
Memory: 2 x 512 OCZ PC4000 Gold (2.5-4-4-7)
Video: PNY GeForce 6800GT (410 / 1050)
Case: Lian Li PC 61
Power supply: OCZ Powerstream 520
DVD Rom: ASUS DVD-E616P2 (16X DVD ROM / 48X CD ROM)
DVD Writer: ASUS DRW-1604P (16X16 Dual ±R/RW & 4X Double Layer)
Floppy: Mitsumi USB Digital Card Reader/Writer W/FD
HDD 1: Maxtor SATA 160 Gig 6Y160M0 (Intel RAID 0)
HDD 2: Maxtor SATA 160 Gig 6Y160M0 (Intel RAID 0)
Sound: Audigy 2 ZS Platinum
Keyboard: Microsoft Wireless Multimedia 1.0A
Mouse: Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse


BIOS Setup:
1018.004

SOFTWARE Setup:
Windows XP Pro with SP2

PURPOSE:
Built mainly for EQII and WoW. Will also be used for A/V.

COMMENTS:
I LOVE my new PC. This thing ROCKS for Gaming, as well as for A/V...
I will be adding two more Maxtor SATA 160 Gig 6Y160M0 onto the Promise Controller for Christmas...

PROBLEM SUMMARY:
NONE

BENCHMARKS:
3DMark2001: 21583
3DMark03: 12632
3DMark05: 4322
 

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No Problems until now

HARDWARE SETUP:
Motherboard: ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe
CPU: P4 2.8C
Cooler: Stock
Memory: Twin Sticks Corsair 3200LLPT (2x512)
Video: EVGA Geforce 6800GT
Case: Thermaltake Xaser III
Power supply: Thermaltake silent purepower 480W
CD Writer: Sony 52x/24x/52x
DVD Player:Sony 8x DVD
Floppy: none
HDD 1: Seagate SATA 160GB
HDD 2: 2 new 160GB ultra ATA 133 Samsungs
Sound: Audigy XGamer
LAN: Onboard Intel
Keyboard: Logitech USB
Mouse: Logitech MX310 USB Optical
Other:

HARDWARE Connections:
PCI slots: 1=empty, 2=empty, 3=empty, 4=Audigy XGamer, 5=empty.
Pri IDE: empty
Sec IDE: CDRW and DVD
SATA1: Seagate 160GB
SATA2:none
SATA RAID1: none
SATA RAID2: none
Pri RAID: 2 160G Samsung SP1614N
Fans: 7 case fans

BIOS Setup:
Version 1016
Everything default except
Flobby disable, don't have one
Graphics aperature size 256
AC97 audio disabled
Promise Controller enabled, Mode RAID
IEEE1394 Controller disabled
Serial Port1 and 2 disabled
Parallel port adress disabled

SOFTWARE Setup:
WINXP Home sp2

PURPOSE:
Internet, Gaming, Music

COMMENTS:
No problems until I try to configure RAID on PRI_RAID
PROBLEM SUMMARY:
1.MBFastBuild utility keeps showing my slave drive as 31GB not 160GB
 

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Finally!

HARDWARE SETUP:
Motherboard: P4C800-E Deluxe
CPU: P4 (Northwood), 3.00Ghz, 800Mhz FSB, retail with fan
Memory: 1GB, 2 sticks of Kingston ValueRam KVR400X64C3A/512
Memory Timings: 3-3-3-8-4
Video: Nvidia GeForce FX5200, 128MB, driver version 5.6.6.4
Case: Inwin S508T, (Intel TAC 1.1 Spec), OEM 92mm rear fan and Antec 80mm front fan, both connected to mobo
Power Supply: Vantec Stealth, Model VAN-520A, 520 Watt, with 3 temp controlled fans
Sound: Integrated SoundMAX
LAN: Integrated Intel PRO/1000 CT
Keyboard: MS Internet Keyboard
Mouse: MS Intellimouse Optical
Monitor: Samsung 712N 17" LCD
Operating System: Windows XP SP2 (all current patches)
Pri IDE Master: Sony CRX320A CD-RW/DVD combo
Pri IDE Slave: Iomega Zip 750
Sec IDE Master: Sony DDU1621 CD/DVD ROM
Sec IDE Slave: None
SATA1: Maxtor 6Y160M0 Serial ATA primary drive, 160GB
SATA2: Seagate ST3160023AS-RK Serial ATA extra storage, 160GB
Floppy: Teac
Other: Only round IDE and floppy cables were used, Sandisk 8in1 card reader
Speakers: Creative SBS 330, 2.1

BIOS SETUP:
BIOS: 1017
Custom BIOS Settings:
a) Boot order - floppy, Sony CRX320A, Maxtor 6Y160M0
b) Promise Controller - disabled
c) all other settings are default levels

SOFTWARE:
Windows XP Home, SP2, all current patches applied
MS Office 2000 Professional, all current patches applied
MS Visual Basic 6.0, SP6
Norton AV 2004
ZoneAlarm Pro version 5.5
Other misc utilities, etc.

PURPOSE:
office work, development, research (yeah right!)

COMMENTS:
The Vantec Stealth is the quietest PSU I have ever used. Also, the voltages are consistently above its rating.

PROBLEM SUMMARY:
Starting with the first installation of Windows XP, I began getting random BSOD stop errors, most of which pointed to an "unknown driver problem". The errors included all the usuals, IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, BAD_POOL_CALLER, PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA, MEMORY_MANAGEMENT, NTFS.sys error, some didn't even have a name. Following "numerous" clean installations of Windows XP, as well as replacing the PSU, video card, etc., and several adjustments to BIOS, I finally broke down and RMA'ed the bundled board to my retailer. They ended up replacing both memory modules.

PROBLEM SOLUTION: The original dimms (two Kingston ValueRam KVR400X64C3A/512 modules) were built with "Vitelic" brand chips. In single channel mode they worked great. But for some reason these chips would not work in DDR mode with the ASUS board. The retailer replaced both dimms with two similar Kingston ValueRam KVR400X64C3A/512 modules that were built with "Elpida" brand chips. DDR mode works great and I have not had any problems or crashes since the dimms were replaced. ;)
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ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe Gold system

CASE: Atlas SF-880B Black 620mm tall full-tower

MAINBOARD: ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe Gold, Intel canterwood (i875p) northbridge/ICH5R, 800/533mhz FSB, Dual DDR400, AGP8x, Gigabit LAN

CPU: Intel Pentium 4 3.00Ghz (NORTHWOOD/512KB/800 FSB/0.13u/S478/HT)

RAM: 2 x GeiL GE5123200B PC3200 512MB DDR 400Mhz with Blue Heat Spreader

HDD: 1 x Western Digital Raptor WD360GD, 36GB, SATA 150, 8mb Cache 10,000RPM

1 x Seagate Baracuda 7200.7 Plus ST3120026AS 120GB 7200RPM Serial ATA 8mb Buffer

1 x Western Digital Caviar WD1200JB (120gb, 7200rpm, ATA100, 8MB)

DVD RW: 1 x PIONEER DVR-A08XLB 4XDVD+R DUAL LAYER / 16XDVD+-R BLACK COLOR

1 x MSI XA52P 52x24x52 CDRW & 16x DVD Serial ATA Interface combo drive

FDD: 1 x Panasonic JU-257A-727P 1.44mb Black Floppy Drive

HDD COOLING: 2 x Vantec VTX-CO1-BK HDD COOLING SYSTEM BLACK


VIDEO: 1 x GE-CUBE ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 128MB ALL-IN-WONDER®

SOUND: 1 x Creative Audigy 2 ZS - 24bit 8 Channel 108dB SNR

FAN CONTROL: Aerocool Gatewatch Black LCD display mounted in two 5.25" drive bays .


FANS: 2 x Cooler Master DAF-B82 Ball bearing case fan with smart thermal sensor 8cm

CPU COOLER: 1 x Thermaltake 112 4-IN-1 COPPER TOWER

POWER SUPPLY: 1 x Antec NEO Power

POWER SUPPLY FAN CONTROLLER: 1 x Thermaltake PFC PCI slot controller
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Problem:HELP!
Can I have both serial ata HDD's and the MSI sata DVD/cdrw combo connected to my motherboard, and how do I achieve this?
 
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