Recent content by rwpritchett

Hey Zap, I'm piecing together a little gamer build for my son with a spare ISK 310-150 I have laying around. Anyway, I was wondering if you have taken any kill-a-watt measurements of your build at load. If so, can you please post them?? Oh and BTW, the VisionTek Low Profile Radeon HD7750 is...

Thread is a bit old but... Puma, can you post your power draw measurements for your setup?? Idle and load. I've got a spare ISK 310-150 and was thinking of going with a similar setup, but need to know how much headroom there is for a video card.

Just thought I'd add my experiences on the subject. I'm running a Q9650 on my P5B-Deluxe-WiFi/AP with the 1238 BIOS without any issues (upgraded from the 1st gen E6300). The install went fine and on first boot, as I recall, a POST popup appeared complaining about the CPU. I went into BIOS...

I have the Gigabyte 7600GT Silent Pipe II... love it. It does take up 2 slots though and it's a little wider because of the heatpipes. I've only heard of people having issues with using slim cases (such as HTPC) with this card.

You could try this motherboard: P5B-V DH DELUXE/HDMI That would give you two onboard graphics ports, a PCIe card would give you two more. It might be better if you just bought 2 PCIe cards with two ports each and run then on a board with 2 PCIe slots like the ABIT AB9 QuadGT.

Go to device manager and uninstall the controller that the drives are connected to. Right Click->Uninstall. If you do a "Scan For New Hardware" you can reinstall, or upon reboot, Windows will detect "new devices".

Try this: Go to device manager, expand the SCSI tree, right click on the JMicron controller, select "Update Driver", select search for driver myself, select let me choose which driver to install, and then a list should be available with a couple different drivers. Select "Standard IDE...

Are you running the drive on a secondary controller such as a JMicron363? If so, I may have some insight.

Sounds like the problem I was having. Here's an Asus thread on this matter: AHCI boot issue Update your intel P965 chipset driver to the latest version and the problem should go away. Intel 965 Chipset Driver v6.2.1.1002 This solved the problem for me, I hope it works for you.