schneider1492

January 26, 2011 at 3:31am

i had a similar display issue after upgrading a hard drive. i messed with it for a week before i finally figured out i needed to manually up my ram voltage. i had a problem getting windows on the new hard drive so i flashed bios. that cleared the settings, and i forgot my ram wont run at stock voltage (1.8v is what it sets automatically) if you have 4 sticks, so after manually setting it to 2.1v everything worked.

 

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ceator3571

January 25, 2011 at 2:23pm

For the fist guy that called in with the video issue. Try changing out your display and or display cable.

I actually had a display issue that fried the cable and or the connection on the monitor for the DVI only connection, the VGA conneciton worked fine.