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**thlnk3r** · 03-12-09

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Originally Posted by N2Gaming

If I ran a hub from the DHCP Server computer would that work the same way as a router but w/less security?

N2Gaming, did you try reinstalling the NIC drivers first? If this is a nForce 4 chipset then please visit nvidia's website and download the chipset drivers. The ethernet controller drivers should be included in the installer. If that doesn't resolve then I recommend disabling both physical ports via BIOS. If you have any PCI network cards then go ahead and throw one in. Test with that and see if that works. You should have one of these for backup and testing purposes...

Stick with your router, there is no reason to not use it. A hub offers less security and it's only a layer 2 device. If you decide to use the hub then you'll have to designate a computer that will be the gateway to the internet and it must also have two network cards. One would be for home network and the other for the internet. A router eliminates the above and acts as one (layer 3 device).

I personally have never seen a machine get a BSOD after connecting a ethernet cable to a nic. It's either driver related or hardware (onboard ethernet controller).

Good luck

N2Gaming · 03-12-09

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Originally Posted by thlnk3r

N2Gaming, did you try reinstalling the NIC drivers first? If this is a nForce 4 chipset then please visit nvidia's website and download the chipset drivers. The ethernet controller drivers should be included in the installer. If that doesn't resolve then I recommend disabling both physical ports via BIOS. If you have any PCI network cards then go ahead and throw one in. Test with that and see if that works. You should have one of these for backup and testing purposes...

Stick with your router, there is no reason to not use it. A hub offers less security and it's only a layer 2 device. If you decide to use the hub then you'll have to designate a computer that will be the gateway to the internet and it must also have two network cards. One would be for home network and the other for the internet. A router eliminates the above and acts as one (layer 3 device).

I personally have never seen a machine get a BSOD after connecting a ethernet cable to a nic. It's either driver related or hardware (onboard ethernet controller).

Good luck

Thank you think3r, I am able to use the Marvel Yukon Gigabit Nic port and go on the www no problem but when I enable and connect the nic for the Vitesse VSC8201 Gigabit Phy port the system BSOD's. So it must be a driver issue "I hope that's all it is any way". I just have not taken the time to remove all of the drivers from all their locations. I have a messed up install and am putting off a re install as long as possible. That is a real head ache and pain in the A that I rather put off for a rainy day. Like when I have no connection. I can have a cable plugged into the the Vitesse VSC8201 Gigabit Phy port and hooked up to another pc or the router as long as it is disabled. As soon as I enable it Boom BSOD.

I vaguely remember not being able to install the drivers for this nic in the past but forgot about it. So I think when I stripped the system from the Opty and Ballistix to clean it and put the ocz and 3500+ back in it I just used the wrong port and forgot about the port not working. I thought I was able to use them all but I guess I never really checked it out. In any case I have the router hooked up now and it seems to be working w/o a hitch @ 2500Mhz 2.5 / 3 / 2 / 5 / 7 1T DDR314

Oh I have to change that right now

**thlnk3r** · 03-12-09

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Originally Posted by N2Gaming

I vaguely remember not being able to install the drivers for this nic in the past but forgot about it. So I think when I stripped the system from the Opty and Ballistix to clean it and put the ocz and 3500+ back in it I just used the wrong port and forgot about the port not working.

N2Gaming, there may actually be something wrong with that controller. This wouldn't be the first time that I have seen onboard controllers fail.

Let us know when you get around to reinstalling the drivers.

Good luck buddy

AllenG · 03-12-09

One to add... My cute little OEM Freight train.

Hueristic · 03-12-09

WEll Guys I lapped (Actually taught my nephew how and he did most the work)my 3200+ with a Digital Orbitor sander with 100 grit! then used 200 grit emery paper and it looks pretty good. I'll edit to upload pics.

Welcome ALLENG.

BlackOmega · 03-12-09

Whats a digital orbitor sander? I have a pneumatic random orbit sander.

Hueristic · 03-12-09

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Originally Posted by BlackOmega

Whats a digital orbitor sander? I have a pneumatic random orbit sander.

OMG! DA Pneumatic sander. Actually DA== Dual Action. LOL I must be losing my mind!

BlackOmega · 03-12-09

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Originally Posted by Hueristic

OMG! DA Pneumatic sander. Actually DA== Dual Action. LOL I must be losing my mind!

Lol thats what mine is too. Its meant for sanding cars lol.

**thlnk3r** · 03-12-09

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Originally Posted by AllenG

One to add... My cute little OEM Freight train.

AllenG, looking good

Welcome to the club. I have added you to the roster. I hope you enjoy your stay.

Good luck

N2Gaming · 03-12-09

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Originally Posted by AllenG

One to add... My cute little OEM Freight train.

Welcome to the club buddy.

Good job on the compack oem Overclock.

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