New System with stability issues. Hey everyone. I recently built a computer from the ground up for the first time. Before I had always upgraded my systems, but a friend did the initial spec out and build. So this time I built it myself for the "learning...

I7 920 with 12GB 1600mhz ddr3, HELP with system stability issues!!!. Hey guys, First time posting here, what a great community y'all have here. =) Anyways, I recently purchased a prebuilt computer with the current components: Asus P6T (regular)...

KreW__..-- AMD has serious stability issues not including the thermal issues. drop into the motherboard section and click on a few topics, notice its AMD based machine with a problem. close your eyes and pick another, yep AMD with problem. now clock a random...

Intel®Core™ i7 processor D-0 stepping support F4: Fix S3 resume turbo mode issue; Fix DualBIOS recovery issue; Improve System Stability F3: Fix CPU compatibility issues Current F8: Modded F8b w/new AHCI code: F8h (beta - 'bare' 1M BIOS): F9a (beta):...

and DES in Vista F5: Improve VGA card compatibility; Improve S3 resume compatibility; Intel®Core™ i7 processor D-0 stepping support F4: Fix S3 resume turbo mode issue; Fix DualBIOS recovery issue; Improve System Stability F3: Fix CPU compatibility issues...

card! I don't need anything HIGH RANGE...but don't suck, work for a long time, and cheap. Thanks. Adding RAM might well improve the performance of your system, but it sounds like your real issue is stability. Your video card is old enough that many years'...

Stop Smothering AMD - Part II. Mr. Omid Rahmat, your followup article seemed rather defensive. Now if you maintain that nothing you said or did merited the flames you received than what are you being so defensive about? I don't see why the flames on a message...

than for a comperable P4. But, in my experience AMD systems tend to be less stable and require more service attention than Intel does. If you look through the various threads on this board you will find a lot of issues with chipsets and stability in AMD systems....

delay improves the performance of the SDRAM while increasing it reduces performance. Therefore, reduce the delay from the default value of 3 to 2 for better SDRAM performance. However, if you are facing system stability issues after reducing the delay, reset...

the most you should expect to get from it. I have the same board with a E6600 that tops out @ 367FSB. It is kept at 360FSB, 1.285V no stability issues. Don't worry about the post message as it dosen't affect anything. Keep playing with the settings...