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I have found manually setting the voltage to 1.65 volts first and then selecting the memory frequencies and timings you want on second boot often has the best success on these platforms. You can try...

The processor's integrated memory controller does its best overclocking work when 2 memory sticks only are used. This includes any using DDR3_A1 and B1, or, DDR3_A2 and B2. When you use 4 memory...

Hi wmadan, those are typical SATAII SSD speeds. Patriot doesn't have one single motherboard brand favorite. We validate all SSDs on all the major vendor Z68 motherboards. Any of the boards with an...

I didn't experience any BSOD or undetectable drive issues during my round up tests. But, I also only test on fresh OS installations which means a thinner stream lined registry instead free of junk...

Those aren't bad numbers that I see there with the 32GB TorqX model. My own 128GB numbers aren't much different. In fact, it might be a tad slower though I have a bit of data on them. If this is your...

Here you go. :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Host_Controller_Interface

The two white ones are your SATA 2 (3Gbps) ports. If you set up a RAID array with these ports, you'll only be able to set up dual drives.

The six blue ports are the SATA 3 (6Gbps) ports. Here, you...

No, it shouldn't matter at all. I have had a dozen P67 and Z68 Sandy Bridge motherboards that have all been running this memory kit as well as other kits not on each of the board's supported memory...

It sounds like there was some issue with that 3rd DIMM slot on the Intel board. Yours is the first one I've heard or read about so far. On another note, that X58 Sabertooth is a suh-weet board...

I was able to get my 1866MHz Division II to 1600MHz 7-7-7-21 with auto voltage settings on most boards. A couple required manual voltage settings in the BIOS. The higher performance overclockable P67...

Ben, of course, speaks the truth. The standard Intel Socket 1155, 1156, and 1366 QPI (memory) voltage is 1.65 volts. However, the processors have memory controllers fully capable of using as little...

Since it sounds like your steps can be duplicated and others can make it happen with relatively limited experience, then it's a winner. That means the Javelin S4 can be used for more things than just...

Is there a Reset switch in the back? For example, some of my NAS units have a small pin sized hole with a small buttin inside that completely resets the unit to default password and login. If it...

Sounds like an 800 yard accurate shot to me Mr. BadIntentions. The Valkyrie was never, EVER meant to target high end business needs much less low end business needs. It's application was pretty much...

Have you tried manually applying the 2.1V memory voltage and 5-5-5-15 memory timings? The GIGABYTE motherboard says it supports 1200MHz, but it could just need the manual touch. Hopefully, it's not...

Both the dual and triple channel kits can go much, much higher when installed in individual kits. But, the second you add another identical kit, filling more memory slots, the Core i3, i5, and i7...

Some of you pros might be able to put that to good use. Props to BadIntentions!

Alright it's sold. Congrats on selling it! :) Move along nothing to see. Everyone earned their end results.

Nicely done, good Sir!

Now let's see if we can get a hold of some code so people can get creative on their own. And, it sounds like you got some features working better now. Extremely interesting...

Welcome BadIntentions. (Name doesn't reflect his persona.) :) He's just expressive, good friend online in my IRC channel. He'll probably help a lot of folks out in here with his NAS-hack expertise.
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Hey there Dzmyth, I haven't run in to the same issue you're experiencing. Normally, it's the Windows print queue that needs cleared out via the printer icon at the bottom right (on my desktop) of the...

Alright, enough is enough. You think you're doing someone a favor by spouting your insults (opinions) here when in fact, you're doing the complete opposite. People here are not inept and shouldn't be...

Mr. Nugpot, I've seen many of your other posts. You're usually really pretty intuitive and courteous. That's why shocked to see you scold a couple members for comments that aren't really off topic. I...

Thanks gents. You might have saved me a lot of time hunting and reading all the blah-blah-blah in other forums. :)

A colleague had a similar issue. He flashed the BIOS and all worked correctly. We've seen very few boards with actual bad memory (DIMM) slots. But, there have been few which were very frustrating.