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JackAshley
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Hey folks! Just got the parts in:
ECS nForce 570 Slit-A SLI mobo
Core 2 Duo E6400
Kingston Hyperx 1GB PC2-5400 DDR2-675 Ram (4-4-4-10 @1.8v)
Seagate Barracuda 250gb Sata2 HD
XFX 7900GS XT Vid card
Pioner DVD Burner
Xion2 Case
Fortron 450watt PSU
Now...problem being, once all built and dandy, things arent so dandy!
Installing windows; Formats HD ok (both long + quick), but had Major problems happening when copying files (before the windows install GUI loads up). The system would give me BSOD!! with a STOP 0x0000000A error, with IRQL_Less_or_Equal...
Ran Memtest86, bad ram...contacted Kingston, who informed me i had the wrong timings...set to 4-4-4-10 @ 1.8v, made it to the windows install GUI, where it hangs at 39 Minutes remaining, little progress bar and teaser information still scrolling...never ever leaves 39 mins. Memtest86 shows RAM errors again...
The question being, is a problem like this usually related to RAM? Or could it be the hard drive or DVD drive? Is not IRQ referring to the interrupts for devices? All parts are brand new, any help or ideas would be super appreciated!!
-Ashley
ECS nForce 570 Slit-A SLI mobo
Core 2 Duo E6400
Kingston Hyperx 1GB PC2-5400 DDR2-675 Ram (4-4-4-10 @1.8v)
Seagate Barracuda 250gb Sata2 HD
XFX 7900GS XT Vid card
Pioner DVD Burner
Xion2 Case
Fortron 450watt PSU
Now...problem being, once all built and dandy, things arent so dandy!
Installing windows; Formats HD ok (both long + quick), but had Major problems happening when copying files (before the windows install GUI loads up). The system would give me BSOD!! with a STOP 0x0000000A error, with IRQL_Less_or_Equal...
Ran Memtest86, bad ram...contacted Kingston, who informed me i had the wrong timings...set to 4-4-4-10 @ 1.8v, made it to the windows install GUI, where it hangs at 39 Minutes remaining, little progress bar and teaser information still scrolling...never ever leaves 39 mins. Memtest86 shows RAM errors again...
The question being, is a problem like this usually related to RAM? Or could it be the hard drive or DVD drive? Is not IRQ referring to the interrupts for devices? All parts are brand new, any help or ideas would be super appreciated!!
-Ashley