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Yep i'm with the other 2 guys...appears to be the mobo, however b4 you rma it...
Did you memtest the ram?
are your cables new?
have you tested the harddrive?
good luck with it
Compsikr -My rig is much the same as yours it's a cg core prolly rev.6 which so far are very good o'cers ..mine...@ 1.62vcore = 2772mhz [11x252mhz] 34s super PI 2.5*3*8*3 timings, 3.0vdimm 1.72vcore = 2805mhz [12 x 233] 2.5*3*8*3 / 3.0vdimm
Have you tried auto detect settings of the card through coolbits??? perhaps it's just an average performer??? or
rather than the latest drivers....try the reference drivers that came with the card and see if there's any improvement/ loss in marks...evga cards can be a little tempermental at...
built up a few of these systems, albatron gt's seem to kickarse for the price, stay away from sparkle branded...they seem to be using inferior ram...good luck:)
I've seen this problem a number of times through my job.......service pack two is screwing with your system to the point that windows is corrupt...I usually have only seen this problem when the install was done with a slipstreamed copy of xp that had a few things missing....if you know what I...
you guys are lucky to have the choice...in australia atm you can only get 13nm 3500+, 90nm is only available in 3000+ and 3200+......definately go the winchester:)
ok...clawhammer cores don't o'c as well 1:1 as newcastle cores as a rule of thumb...however through your ram dividers you should be able to achieve a higher o'c than what your getting your extra 512L2cache will make up for some of the performance hit from using dividers....just ensure that pci...
Yes I understand that you were referring to s939....was kinda joking [mayhap aussie humour doesn't translate well elsewhere] anyhoo soz if i upset anyone..
I've tested around 30 or so s939 in 3500+, 3200+ cpu's and the 90nm 3200+[after week45] from an o'clocking view kicks the 3500+ ass...
Every leadtek 6800gt that i've seen has through a simple bios flash been converted to an ultra successfully, flashing a 6800nu has about a 30% chance of enabling the extras....