Recent content by roger04

Hello guys, Here's the prob. When I boot the computer, at the boot screen, it sometimes doesn't show it's 'checking' for the memory(usually it goes from 0 to whatever amount memory I have, 512MB). it skips that step at certain boot ups. When windows is loaded, my DVD drive does not...

Everyone, this is the player I got. It is CD/RW compatible. So could it be the burner or media(CD-RW) problem? Because I played the burned disk on my standalone DVD player and it works. And my other music albums plays well on my portable CD player. Any idea? :)

I might get bored with the music, I may want to rewrite it :D

drx, did u mean the CD player or the RW disk? Anyway, my portable CD player DO support RW's.

Hello everyone, My old burner which recently R.I.P could burn and play CD-RW(home made audio CD's) on my Panasonic portable CD player. Now I have my new LG GSA-4167B which burns the CD-RW audio successfully and could play on my comp but couldn't on my portable CD player. Why is it so...

Gadget, I kindda tried the straw trick on the mobo. Roughly went thru. But what if maybe the chip which is making noise is under the heatsink or around below the CPU where the area is covered by the HS?

lol Aens :) Gadgetbuilder, I can't tell if the sound is whining or whirr... It's justhigh pitch and constant. I think it's whining though. Like a jet b4 taking off.

guys, I don't think it's my chipset fan because I once 'touched' it to slow it down to zero and the noise was still there. Well, all I know the noise get's louder when the mobo/cpu temp and chipset fan speed rises..

Hi guys, The noise from my cheap MSI P4MAM2-V (7095) is driving me crazy. The sound isn't pleasant. I've installed a case fan to help bring the noise down by bringging the mobo/cpu temp down. I rather prefer the fan noise than the mobo. The noise comes from the CPU area and is definately...