System Freezing, Instability. New Build W7 x64

Layback Bear said:

Just a little tid bit. Microsoft has offered 2 updates for your mouse and keyboard, which I use both. I downloaded both with no problem. Received both with Windows updates.

the intellipoint intellitype softwares? If so I also tried those updates as well as rolling them back to older ones with no improvement in system stability. If you are referring to something else please elaborate!

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v2kai said:

eraseme said:

My W7x64 build spec is listed on the 'system spec link' at the bottom left of each of my posts

OMG didnt see that :)

Got it right here on the table: pn oczssd2-2vtxe120g

Could it be the 67 chipset????? Just thinking. Somebody mentioned it on the OCZ forum

Yea you have the vtxe120g like I did initially. That was the garbage one they were selling everyone and they replaced it with the non 'e' model.

I wouldn't rule the 67 chipset out as a possibility. Already they had the first controller recall with the 1155 chipset asus boards and alot of people having similar issues are running these mobos as well.

Layback Bear said:

I think we are talking about the same things. Recommend updates using Windows update just like you get your security updates or a SP.

Ah I see. Nonetheless, very much appreciate the suggestion, more heads are better than my one which may have overlooked or missed something obvious along the way.

Layback Bear said:

V2kia, just a though. Your power supply close to the limits with that video card. If it were my computer I would stick at lease 650w power supply of a known good brand. Corsair, Antec, ect. This is just a suggestion from me.

Oh my new W7x64 machine is running an 850W corsair so plenty of overhead. I know I'm pushing the limit on my old system with the 420W but it hasn't given me any trouble so far. Thanks for the suggestion. In the future I may bump it up a couple Watts seeing as PSU's arent overly pricey these days.

No other gurus have any insight for me on my annoying new computer system?
Is there nothing else I can do from my end?

Just another few suggestions if not already mentioned:

* Safe Mode
* Replace videocard with another ordinary card, just to be sure it had nothing to to with it
* fukc around with some BIOS settings like AHCI/IDE or SATA options
* Dubblecheck Asus.com for Mainboard updates
* Check Intel for firmware updates for 510 AND p67 updates for Mboard chipset (compare with the ones on Asus)
* Try Firmware downgrades
* Dubblecheck windows settings like turn off indexing and some other things that are best for your SSD.
* Try USB boot tools and do some tests
* RMA card and try again
* Keep searching on Google or Intel with the right combination of keywords
I remember seeing a review of the 510 where a test tool reported power offs of the 510 caused by SATA port.
* Erase disk with the appropiated tool and start all over again but now make a step by step diary.
Also make images during the new installation process.
* Think harder