MotherBoard InFormation

[a22shady]

My computer is occasionally stuttering it acts like it freezes. It will stop responding for about 30sec maybe to 1 min. But then will be ok after that and it only seems to happen once in a while i checked the Specs my memory is compatible with my machine and everything seems to be in order from what i can see. If anyone else has had a problem like this let me know what you did so i can try it thanks for the help

[RA1D]

if the new board is ok and works well then i honestly don't think there's any harm in your RAM running at 1.8 vs 1.9 V. considering you aren't overclocking, as long as the system is performing properly then you should be good to go.

[Elysium]

Originally Posted by RAID

if the new board is ok and works well then i honestly don't think there's any harm in your RAM running at 1.8 vs 1.9 V. considering you aren't overclocking, as long as the system is performing properly then you should be good to go.

I agree. My G.Skill RAM which is supposed to be run at 2.1V works fine at 1.8V as well. Except when overclocking of course.

[Beetle Bailey]

Hi, and welcome to the friendliest sight on the web. When did you re-install your OS? It sounds more like an OS problem to me. Maybe even a small BIOS problem. Bailey.

[a22shady]

I Actually never re-installed my OS. i just replaced the motherboard and processor. Should i reinstall the operating system

[One4yu2c]

That's not necessary or beneficial when swapping processors, but always recommended when switching motherboards. There are ways of getting around a fresh/clean install, but your best bet is to start over to avoid any potential problems or quirks, such as unexplainable freezes...

[a22shady]

this kinda sucks only becaue my computer didnt come with a re-install disk i had to create one and i wont be able to use that since i switched motherboards

[Digital-Storm]

If you contact Microsoft and tell them you completely reformatted your hard drive, they will most of the time give you the "code" to reinstall the operating system on the computer hard drive again.