Well, I was getting all kinds of blue screen errors with this new computer. I've contacted microsoft, ASUS and Kingston about it.
I was using Kingston hyper x ram. Microsoft and ASUS both told me that they think their is a problem with my ram. So I ordered some different ram. Corsair extreme twin x. I just got the computer up and running with the new RAM.. Hasn't been long enough to be able to tell if it has fixed my problem.. My real concern now is that my 3dmark03 benchmark score dropped by 1000 points!! it was 4760... now I get 3770.. I thought this Corsair was suppose to be better than the Kingston I had. I paid more for it anyways.
But I'm not entirely sure if it was the ram... Last night I was looking around my system and remember this motherboard has a built-in lan card.. I had my DSL plugged into a ethernet card that was in a PCI slot.. So I thought maybe they both where conflicting. I removed the pci card and plugged my dsl into the motherboard lan. I'm tempted to put the old RAM back in the system and see if it runs problem free.
Any thoughts?
I was using Kingston hyper x ram. Microsoft and ASUS both told me that they think their is a problem with my ram. So I ordered some different ram. Corsair extreme twin x. I just got the computer up and running with the new RAM.. Hasn't been long enough to be able to tell if it has fixed my problem.. My real concern now is that my 3dmark03 benchmark score dropped by 1000 points!! it was 4760... now I get 3770.. I thought this Corsair was suppose to be better than the Kingston I had. I paid more for it anyways.
But I'm not entirely sure if it was the ram... Last night I was looking around my system and remember this motherboard has a built-in lan card.. I had my DSL plugged into a ethernet card that was in a PCI slot.. So I thought maybe they both where conflicting. I removed the pci card and plugged my dsl into the motherboard lan. I'm tempted to put the old RAM back in the system and see if it runs problem free.
Any thoughts?