Recent content by teamlockdown

From what I can determine pointing DNS on Office 2 to Office 1 should work correctly. One thing I might suggest even know it will cost a little more is not putting everything you listed on the 1 Dell Server. I would suggest putting Domain controller, DHCP, and DNS on 1 server, and run exchange...

So I have had my P5k for about 3 weeks now and though it was ok. I really liked my DFI motherboards in the past so its been a big switch for me. Question is with DFI their was DFI street with all the DFI engineers posting things. Is their something similar for ASUS? I know I can post hear...

Yeah I heard of several of the same things with shipping and broken parts.At our work we order new APC racks and the freight shipping company damaged one of them twice. It took them the third time to send it with UPS freight to get it all their correctly. With shipping its just one of those...

Oh then thats your basic setting for DHCP and other things. Hmm check under firewall possibly?

This might sound a little weird but take a smell of the air coming out of your PSU. Seem if it smells a little funky because you could have burnt something out. Also know that we know their is something possibly wrong with the PSU I suggest using it as little as possible. Try the CMOS part but...

430watts sounds a little low for it. But if your system its basically stripped down (No OC, 1 HDD, low power CPU) you should be ok. I would suggest getting at least a 550+ just to be on the safe side.

Oh so its just restarting it self right when it turns on. Hmm sounds like a messed up PSU or possibly a issue with the motherboard. If you dont have a ton of custom settings I would try and reset my BIOS by removing the CMOS battery. See if that helps.

Oh thanks for reminding me about F@H, I forgot to get that installed.

You more then likely had a power surge which caused your surge protector to turn it self off. When you say you have to hit the hard power button on the PSU is that turning it on completely? or is it still having the same issue regardless? Unplug your system and then hit the power button on the...

Are you using wired or wireless? Also what particular linksys card are you using? Its possible its a driver issue but their can be many other factors that can cause issues. You could be dropped packets which would cause a lag issue. It could also be a issue with your network card or the system...

So just to clear up the problems it is causing is, the board is getting power but their is no post. Are you using on board video or a PCI, AGP, PCI-E card? If on board I would try using video card to make sure the onboard did not go bad if you already have not done that. Besides that its a...

Well congrats on building your first system and overclocking it. Very decent specs also on the system.

Yeah I can see the same reasoning, I just got mine mainly for the price currently and some other reasons. But thanks for clearing that all up.,

Man that thing is going to eat power like crazy. I wonder what the recommended PSU rating they will give.

I would suggest the first one of the two.