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**Robilar** · 05-18-07

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Originally Posted by spinoza

Hey everyone.

Just got my RMA for the motherboard back.
Setup minimal system (CPU,RAM,Vid)
Tried to boot and I get long, continuous beeps ad nauseum.
Suspected RAM.
Tried the blue as well as the white slots to no avail.
Boots fine with one stick of RAM in any slot.
The other stick does not boot at all in any slot.
Increased mem voltage to 2.1
Upgraded bios to 1002
Same results.
Tried installing Windows with the one stick and installer fails copying files to the hard drive. (this may or may not be a separate issue)
I just don't trust the memory.

Just wanted a second opinion before sending back the RAM and picking up more today.

Thanks!

Thats a ram error code for certain. You've had some bad luck!

**Robilar** · 05-18-07

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Originally Posted by overclockerbiggsy

Just ordered me a Antec 900 Case, man they look awesome, vistually the same as having an open frame!!!!!!!!!

Check out the statistics, this should help me kick the clock up a little

http://www.tweaknews.net/reviews/ant...red/index6.php

I had an antec 900 prior to my current stacker 830. It is a great aircooling case. A couple of things though.

Because the power supply is on the bottom and this isn't a full tower (its a large mid but smaller than the stacker or armor) you will find that with an sli setup, your bottom video card is very close to the power supply. the good news is that your bfg power supply has its fan on the end rather the top (actually the bottom) which should prevent an airflow deadzone between the gpu and power supply fans.

It will be pretty cramped in that case. I had serious issues putting a pair of 8800gtx in it. I am fairly certain you will not be able to use the internal 120mm fan bracket for additional cooling of the gpu area.

Wiring is very challenging and as the bfg is not a modular power supply you will have a large excess of wires.

with that said, it does provide excellent airflow performance (and I like its look as well)

spinoza · 05-18-07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robilar

Thats a ram error code for certain. You've had some bad luck!

I know. But maybe the Senators will win tonight and I'll consider that auspicious (even though I'm a Leafs fan

)

I'll go grab some RAM today and I will post back.

**Robilar** · 05-18-07

Leafs Rule!! (ok not really but being a Torontonian, I am required to believe that)

Mad_Handlez89 · 05-18-07

I just ordered one of these

Should be here on tueday, E6600, Corsair 6400 on friday

alexisd · 05-18-07

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Originally Posted by Mad_Handlez89

I just ordered one of these

Should be here on tueday, E6600, Corsair 6400 on friday

Welcome to the club.

overclockerbiggsy · 05-18-07

these E6600 rock for overclocking

jessipps · 05-18-07

Hey everybody this is my first post here and i figure i'd use it to give my 2 cents on the Thermalright HR-09u mosfet coolers. They're pretty easy to install but 1 side is slightly to long for this board and the other is slightly to short. Overall not too bad and they look cool but i'd prefer a bit more coverage.

**Robilar** · 05-18-07

Quote:

Originally Posted by jessipps

Hey everybody this is my first post here and i figure i'd use it to give my 2 cents on the Thermalright HR-09u mosfet coolers. They're pretty easy to install but 1 side is slightly to long for this board and the other is slightly to short. Overall not too bad and they look cool but i'd prefer a bit more coverage.

Lets see some pics! Also price and where you got them and I'll add them to the guide.

jessipps · 05-18-07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robilar

Lets see some pics! Also price and where you got them and I'll add them to the guide.

Got them at Coolerguys http://coolerguys.com/trhr09.html about $21. each i'll post some better pics soon.

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