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I just had this same problem with my computer. For me it was a BIOS issue. I forget what the setting is called, but I had change the hard drive from Auto to Large. That fixed me right up.
I have the NFS-S Rev 2.0 with the Zalman CNPS7000A-ALCU and it works just fine. You just have to cut part of the bracket off so that the capacitors are not in the way.
I did have a problem with my old case where the psu was in the way. I ended up putting rubber grommets in the bottom two...
I was wondering this same thing. I got a Bad_Pool_Caller BSOD last week. I haven't had any problems since, but it was my first one since a stick of ram went bad on me, I just thought it was odd.
I almost had another 25 boxes folding for the [H]orde today. I was given permission to put FAH in one of the labs here, but they are having admin/software install issues with them, so I can't figure out how to get it to run as a service. If anyone has any ideas I'll do my part to help us keep...
I've been thinking of adding more ram to my system lately and was wondering whether or not that is advisable or not to fill up all of the slots on a NF2 board. I have an NF7-S rev2 mobo and 256x2 Corsair XMS PC3200 LL in it right now. Are there known problems with filling up all the slots on...
You just have to cut part of the bracket off to make it fit inside of the capacitors. You do have to cut it off pretty close to the mounting hole, but that's no big deal, it fits perfectly on my NF7-S rev2.