Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3R :Documenting my issues with audio(stutter) & RAID. In trying to lend a hand with the community, I'm going to document my struggles with this board in the hopes that Toms forum can assist me in deciding to send it back in the hopes of...

night, Ive found that if I unplug the power supply connector to the motherboard and plug it back in, I get a brief flash of light from the LEDs and fans and then it no power at all. If I unplug the power supply connector to the motherboard and plug it right...

use my computer for audio production, and consequently need excellent audio performance. There is a program called DPC_latency checker, (http://www.thesycon.de/deu/latency_check.shtml), that checks how well one's computer can handle real-time streams, such...

If I unplug the Power cables to the CDRW and the DVD drive (and the IDE cable that they are both connected to from the MoBO) and unplug my case fans, the comp runs fine and stable, even under full load. So the question i ask is this: Is it possible that...

the case with it plugged in and the PC running (I know, pretty stupid but I was in a hurry) One of the power connectors caught on the case frame and shorted out the MOBO. Luckily everything else still worked fine. I power off and unplug the power cord...

mentioned because not 10 seconds ago, I unplugged my laptop computer power to get rid of the annoying high pitched beeping-like subtle noise that I finally isolated as a ground loop that was coming through my computer speakers. My computer speakers are...

the router’s power cable. Step 3: Unplug the Broadband modem’s power cable and wait for 30 seconds. Step 4: Plug in the Broadband modem’s power cable and wait for its lights to appear stable. Step 5: Plug in the router's power cable once the modem’s...

this, disconnect ALL cables to the router except the power cable. Unplug the power for a few minutes the plug it back in. Press and hold the reset for about 10 seconds. Plug in the ethernet cable from your main PC. Only this single cable, no others. Try...

but then showed me the dreaded message "No Operating System Found". No worries, right? I have seen this before and it usually means that I have unplugged the power or cable to the boot drive. Power down and check all cables. No joy. Can't be a fried mobo...