Posts by Serb

[quote=jasonamd]The motherboard doesn't have to support dual channel ddr. On the Athlon 64 series, the memory controllers are built into the CPU. The reason for the extra pins on the 939 when compared to the 754 are nothing more than...

The mother boards don't support dual channel memory. Therefore there are NO possible solutions , period. Putting the same stiks of ram in both slots is standard with most compaq and Hp laptops. But....If the mother board doesn't...

Piece it together at www.newegg.com or www.tigerdirect.com It should work. The only problem might be keeping it cool. You can't fit a bunch of fans in those small cases, the 6800 runs hot, I'm sure the 7800 will be hotter yet. But...

I prefer nvidia. The 6800 will be better than the x600, which is more comparable to the 6600 nvidia. No there won't be a major difference. Depending on the cpu you get, there maybe a 20+ frame per second difference. Get a gig of ddr...

I tried three different brands of alleged compatible ram. None would work with the stik under the key board. Finally went under keyboard, 4 screws, popped up on/off switch cover, 4 more screws, off came keyboard, popped memory out...

Also make sure you delete the old drivers, reboot, then install the new ones.

Will it work if you go to my computer and click on the drive with the cd in? See if it works that way. Or try start, run? Your Auto run might be bad or corrupted.

YES to install the new drivers you MUST uninstall old drivers first, restart your computer, then install NEW drivers.

If you go to the AC Power icon in the lower right corner and right click on it, go to power setting and see if your set to laptop/notebook or always on. Always on uses max power, laptop/notebook cuts cpu almost in have to save power. ...

Sounds like the CPU fan isn't cooling. Might be bad or going bad. I thought that in the bios there was an auto shut down to prevent the CPU from reaching such high temps. I know there is on the desk top mother boards. On my gigabyte...