Comp. Immediately Crashes. Safe mode = Ok.

Alright, but before I do that, I think I may have solved it.
It was one of the problems/solutions you suggested awhile back; the ram.
I don't believe we looked at the ram settings in the bios, but I personally tried to do some research on it.
The very first thing I saw was that the ram wasn't set by default to the product specs on newegg's site. I set them to the egg's specifications but I still crashed.
I later found that on each module itself had the timings and voltages info with the serial # on the little sticker. These settings were different than the settings given on the webpage. Inconvenient and odd...I set them to those specs but I'd still crash. I googled the serial number and found more settings for my sets that were still different, I changed the settings again and haven't crashed yet.
I've found a lot of other threads with problems relating to different ram sets and my mobo. I suppose it's picky with timings.

However I'm still waiting for my Rma'd sapphire card to get back.

All the power to you for checking back on the threads since you've been gone.
Good luck on the new job :)

Oh man. Remember me?
Well, I've gotten my video card back. I've set everything up and over the four days I've had it I've had two blue screens.
One was while I was playing Oblivion, and the other while I was just on the web.

So I'm not sure where to go from here. I've called asus support at currently I'm waiting a call back from them within 24 hours.

Should I change any bios settings regarding the ram? Because the settings I have right now are for the normal 2x2 (4GB) set, but I do have two of those sets in...8GB...

jcgriff attached...

Well during the time I had my other card in (about 2.5 weeks (and 8GB ram in)) there were no Bsods....except one, but then I changed the ram bios settings to the correct specs and after that it was smooth sailing.

By old card do you mean the replacement or the original? Sorry=/

Alright, I've done that.
Do we wait now or...?