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When overclocking, you should always run stress tests for several hours to test for stability. Prime95

Mine is running at 3.43Ghz, 60c max under 100% load. Should be able to get close to 4Ghz with a V10 safely.

Weird. I get 30fps average playing Crysis on Very High settings.

I like the HAF because of side access hard drive bays. I don't need to remove my GPU to access my hard drives.

Vista won't fit on a 4GB flash drive, and this only works for Windows 7, from my experience. This can only be done from Vista or Windows 7, as Diskpart in XP doesn't recognize USB drives. * Start Menu, type CMD, Right Click, Run As Administrator * Type diskpart * Type LIST...

Nothing wrong with Foxconn boards. :good:

Looks good, except for the Triple Channel RAM kit. Get 2 sticks or 4 sticks, otherwise the memory will only run in Single Channel.

Air compressor tanks collect condensation (water), which will spray out as a mist and could potentially destroy computer components. Unless you're certain there's no water in the tank, which you cannot at a service station, do not use it. Cans of compressed air are the best to use in my...

I would contact Asus directly. :o

It should, although it's not on the Supported CPU list. The board supports up to 140watt CPU's. http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?p_id=kpgmtxee5rsqvsxg

Onboard audio is fine for most people, especially with newer boards that offer multichannel HD audio. I agree with the RAM comment. These hard drives are solid, fast, and inexpensive: Seagate ST3500418AS 500GB I have to strongly disagree with the XFX comment. Double Lifetime Warranty is...

What brand and model power supply do you have?

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Again, that doesn't work. We cannot see items in your shopping cart. Select the items again, and add them to a "Wishlist". Make Public.

I would go back to where you bought your parts and see how much they currently sell for and go from there. You should get at least 50% of their current retail value. My current build would cost only $300 less if I built it today. (using an i7 930 and an updated version of my cooler) The...

1. Download Microsoft Security Essentials or Avira Antivir Free 2. Uninstall Norton. 3. Reboot and install either of the other antivirus software. 4. Ask someone to pick your jaw from the floor, after you've seen how Norton kills your performance. 5. Post back here.

Did you try booting with only 1 stick of RAM? Try booting with each of your sticks, in the required first slot.

Can you access the Task Manager? It sounds like you had/have a virus.

So much RAM? 20% is alot to make applications load faster? Love it! :D Vista x64 uses 1.2GB of my RAM idle. Win 7 x64 uses 1.1GB of my RAM idle. Windows 98 would bottleneck my hardware...lightning fast, it would not be.

What computer case do you have? What power supply? That's a decent card, play any game with it on medium settings, some games on high.