[QUOTE=knutmora;21943412]I just bought a 30M long CAT6 cable and i got Win7 64-bit installed and the problem is almost gone. No crashes but a bit slow. I'm running 1 IDE drive, but i'm using a SATA drive for my OS. I am planning to sell the IDE drive to someone in my class for 10$.[/QUOTE]
You did check all your drivers on the new installation correct?
[QUOTE=GoDong-DK;21938520]I'm pretty sure 64-bit supports up to 128GB RAM, so that can certainly not be the problem... But I've heard XP 64-bit should have a lot of bugs and such, maybe it's interferring with your graphic drivers and some other software for your new parts? Know this ain't much help, but I really haven't known/seen anybody have this problem before, in any case when their specs is so good..[/QUOTE]
It's WAY higher that 128GB, but that's the max that current motherboards support.
Not sure if I'm late but i7's don't work terribly well on XP.
Sorry.
[editline]09:55AM[/editline]
It basically takes away the two higher cores.
As in core number 3 and 4 by the way that I understand it.
CTRL+SHIFT+ESC, go to processes and screen shot.
No trouble anymore. Everthing got fixed after i got the driver away. :D
Sorry, you need to Log In to post a reply to this thread.
