New pc wont boot

InHuman · 15 Mar 2007 at 13:59

Thanks a lot btw guys, was sitting here this morning getting very annoyed

It dont give me any time to see the blue screen message but it does it in safe mode aswell, There a good bet it will work if i just reinstall windows?

Thanks

RichieUK · 15 Mar 2007 at 14:02

HHs said:
Thanks a lot btw guys, was sitting here this morning getting very annoyed

It dont give me any time to see the blue screen message but it does it in safe mode aswell, There a good bet it will work if i just reinstall windows?

Thanks

Definately. When you've changed this much hardware it's always advised to do a re-install of Windows

vipergrm · 15 Mar 2007 at 14:05

HHs said:
Thanks a lot btw guys, was sitting here this morning getting very annoyed

It dont give me any time to see the blue screen message but it does it in safe mode aswell, There a good bet it will work if i just reinstall windows?

Thanks

If it's a new motherboard and you are trying to run from a hrad drive that was previously running on a different setup then you will definately need to re-install Windows. I have no doubt this is that is causing your blue screen. This is perfectly normal. There is no other way around this.

InHuman · 15 Mar 2007 at 15:11

ok thanks guys. that was exactly what the problem was. Got it reinstalled now and should be working ok now.

CPU is running at 32C on the bios, will check that because i wanna overclock this to around 2.8/3 depending on luck ofc.

just a quick question tho, what volt should i up? i dont need to worry about the cpu do i? (maybe alittle) and just up the ram alittle?

Thanks again guys

melbourne720 · 15 Mar 2007 at 15:50

I have my e6600 at 1.28V at a 3.015GHz clock speed. You want it as low as possible, but 'orthos blend' stable