Good information.
When you have more info to add just use the 'Edit' button and add it to the last post you have started, this makes it easier.
Your CPUZ info looks good, the frequencies are fine, with 8GB RAM, 4X2GB cards, and 4 RAM cards installed you will need to bump the voltage on the NB memory controller and maybe the RAM.
Can you confirm your BIOS version"
The Abit site starts with BIOS ID 10 and goes to 17, CPUZ shows 6.00 PG.
Confirm if this is the right motherboard
Abit IP35 Pro.
The idle temps aren't bad, but not really good either. Are you using the stock Intel cooler?
The stress temps are still below the recommended max of 76°C for CPU core temp.
You should consider getting an aftermarket CPU cooler, it will drop those temps by 10°C.
Not critical, just something to consider.
MSE was fully up to date, and i ran a full scan with no problems, as for that plug and play driver, i have no clue what its for the only usb devices i have plugged in are my keyboard, mouse, usb mic, and my cell phone charger microusb cable, every one of those has drivers installed and updated except for the usb mic because it uses the drivers windows7 provides for it, it doesnt have its own drivers. when i goto update that pnp device it says windows cant find drivers for it, so im not sure what to do there.
*EDIT*
so i solved the missing driver issue, seems it was the uguru on my mobo that wasnt updated, went and downloaded the last known update from 2008 and the missing driver sign disappeared
Good work finding the driver, this was causing a lot of errors in the event log.
Go to your BIOS and tell us what the CPU, RAM and North Bridge (NB) voltages are.
ok so rebooted into the bios to try and find what you asked for and heres all i could find that i assumed was what u needed.
CPU core voltage 1.2250V
RAM DDR2 Voltage AUTO
CPU VTT Voltage 1.20V
MCH 1.25V Voltage AUTO
ICH 1.05V Voltage 1.05V
ICHIO 1.5V Voltage 1.5V
i did not find anything that said NB or Northbridge anywhere in the voltage sections of the bios, also im currently running 4 sticks of Corsair XMS2 DDR2 2GB sticks of ram
I need the RAM DDR2 and MCH voltages.
Try setting them to 'Manual' or if that doesn't work increase them by the smallest amount possible and post the voltages here.
Another option:
Don't lower these two voltages, if you get an indication that the voltage is already higher than these recommendations, post the voltages before proceeding.
Default for RAM DDR2 should be 1.80v, bump it to 1.85v
Default for MCH should be 1.25v, bump it to 1.35v.
Then run
memtest86+ for a full 7 passes.
You can stop the test if you get any errors.
just finished running WD Data Lifeguard on all 3 drives in my system running both the Quick scans on each then followed that with full scans on each drive. Every drive PASSED but i notice "The driver detected a controller error on \Device\Harddisk4\DR4." would is saying harddisk4 but theres only 3 drives on my system so what could that be reading?
Good news that the HDDs passed the test.
Depending on your mobo and BIOS, it could be SATA/IDE port #4, or the 4th drive in your system. This will include your CD/DVD drive.
The number usually will not correspond to the disk management drive number or location..
