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I was looking for a Vista-compatible wireless-N adapter and bought the Netgear WN121T and DG834N bundle from OcUK, after checking Netgear's site and finding drivers for Vista. After installing the WN121T USB adapter, I get terrible audio stuttering. It lasts for about 5 seconds and happens...

Yeah, I've tried various combinations of slots. The ONLY configuration that it will boot with is one module in slot 3. But even if I could get it to work in 2 and 4, I'd still like ALL my slots working, since I paid for a fully functional motherboard...

I've just tried installing a Crucial Ballistix kit (the DS4 is on the compatibility list on Crucial's site). Crucial's tech support guided me through installing it and setting the timings. I also raised the voltage to 2.2v. I'm getting exactly the same results as with the GeIL kit; can't get it...

They tested it with Corsair, I think. But the general consensus from everyone who has one of these boards is that the GeIL should have booted fine first time. It's on Gigabyte's memory compatibility list, too. I'm at a complete loss as to what to do, I have no doubt that if I try to RMA the...

That's what OcUK tech support said, so I RMA'd the motherboard, but they sent it back saying there was nothing wrong with it :rolleyes:

Sorry to bump, but am now running Vista fine on just one module, doesn't matter which one I put in as long as it's in slot 3. Still utterly stumped as to why both won't run together. :(

Have tried these settings and it still doesn't work...

Tried those settings and still won't POST with both modules. This is driving me crazy...

Thanks, my bad, I was expecting something to appear on the main BIOS screen, but you're right, I see the extra memory timing settings in the MIT section now. Now, beyond the first four (which are at 4-4-4-12) I've absolutely no idea what settings are right for my GeIL and what will even make...

Nope, doesn't appear.

Thanks, but I've tried that and nothing happens when I press Ctrl+F1 :confused:

Pretty much as the title says, really. Also, you'll probably only be able to help me with this problem if you're familiar with the BIOS on a DS4. I can't get the board to POST with both modules in (slots 1 and 3). It will only boot with one module in slot 3. I've ruled out a problem with...

I have managed to get the system to POST using only one RAM module in slot 3. (If only OcUK tech support had mentioned this before I RMA'd...) I have spent hours changing BIOS settings and still can't find the correct settings to get it to POST with both modules. Tech support told me to...

City Link messed up royally last week for me (and of course, didn't apologise or offer a refund). I stayed at home all day Friday to wait for my new components, checked their tracking website at about lunch time, and saw that apparently "These goods have been successfully delivered". Err...

It never gives any beeps (and yes, I did connect it to the speaker in my case). What it does give is two very short, quiet "clicks" every time it tries to start, but I don't think these count as error beeps and besides, they don't change regardless of which hardware is connected. Last...

I actually cleaned my case out before installing the new motherboard; mostly to remove all the dust that had built up, but I would have noticed a rogue screw lying around, I think. Anyway, I've now tested it in AND out of the case, and I still get the same result. Won't POST, nothing appears...

Got my new P35 DS4 a week ago and it wouldn't POST, it kept resetting every 5-10 seconds. The case, CPU and video card fans would spin up for a few seconds, then it would go dead and start up again. The RAM is 2x1GB GeIL PC6400C4, CPU is a Core2Duo E6600, video card is an 8800GTS 320MB. The...

I'm finding it hard to understand the logic of your code, particularly the $organismid variable, which is set to -1 and is never subsequently changed, yet you make a comparison with it (which won't change its value) and then pointlessly set it to -1 again. What's the purpose of $organismid...

Yes. No. Yes, I had the PCI-E power connector on my 8800GTS and apart from the motherboard/CPU that was the only thing being powered (see below). Already did. Already did. In fact that was the first thing OcUK tech support suggested that I hadn't already done and I slapped myself for not...

I removed the battery for 10 minutes - as OcUK tech support suggested - and it made no difference.