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New motherboard quandry

egale

Senior member
I am having bsods problems with my Asus P4KE-WIFI. Worked for a about six months. Started getting them at shutdown, sleep, bootup, wakeup. Also, at wakeup, everything starts but the video. All of this is sometimes, no pattern.

I changed memory. Seemed to help but not 100%. Changed PSUs. Machine is now peppier (is that a word) but the bsods and no video on wake is still there.

Done the scans for viruses and other bad things.

Now I have to reload I think. But if this is a motherboard problem, why bother. I should just replace the mobo and do this once!!!!!

I have DDR2 800 memory. Without buying new memory, what is the best (most stable, best supported) out there. The P45 bpards will require new memory?

Thanks for the help!
 
Check the specs on the p45 boards. I don't know if any work with ddr3. Your problem may be related to memory settings. Try boosting the voltage to 2.0 or 2.1; and set the timing numbers a little higher. You can also test them with memtest, a free download.
 
My old memory was 4-4-4-12 @ 2.2v and the new is 5-5-5-18 @ 1.9v. Since I have had the same problems with both now, I am going to assume it is not the memory.

I am figuring the windows installation or the mobo is bad. If I am going to have to reload the world, I only want to do it once and if it is a chance the mobo is bad, then I want to replace it before I reload. So, the question is, will a P45/X35/X48 mobo show me any real improvement in performance and if I stay with a P35, what is stable and well supported.
 
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