EVGA 730i motherboard
Q9550 CPU stock clocks (OC after issue resolved)
2x 2gb Corsair XMS2 ram
1 blu ray SATA drive
2 DVD SATA drives
5 SATA hard drives
EVGA 8800GTX ACS3 video card
Corsair 450 watt psu
Windows XP Media Center 2005
You would think this is plenty of system to play a dvd and copy dvd data at the same time. I know it should be but as long as Im not doing anything else the movie plays fine. As soon as I try to copy data that uses the SATA ports the movie lags horribly bad and is unwatchable.
I contacted EVGA about this and tried different memory and removed a usb wireless adapter and the software that is sometimes known to cause this issue. No fix was found. They did issue an RMA and I intend to do it but I wanted to ask the community here if anyone else ever had this issue before.
My motherboard also had an engineering BIOS installed that said it was an engineering sample not for resale. The issues I was having forced me to update the BIOS to the latest version which fixed nothing. Obviously I just got a bad motherboard that was used for testing purposes.
In case someone was interested (obviously not, no posts ) I got my mobo back and seems to be much better but I seem to still hear that reverberating sound when I open a folder.
I'm going to reinstall the OS and see if that clears up.
I guess this is a diary to myself...
Message edited by englandr753 on 11-11-2009 at 04:02:30 AM
------------------------------EVGA 780i mobo | EVGA GTX 275 | Q9550 OC @ 3.6Ghz | 8Ghz 1066Mhz Corsair Memory | Corsair 1000 watt PSU | Coolermaster Stacker CM830 Case | Ultra TEC CPU Cooler | Vista Ultimate 64
Reply to englandr753