Recent content by Nihsnek

Ok. Yes, updated and double-checked all drivers are specifically for Win7 64bit.

Ive tried both PCIe slots and the cards have both been tested on another machine. The PCIe slots were working with Windows XP fine on the same motherboard. Code 43 has been tied down to a driver issue typically. I've said all this in my OP..

Already Memtested but have not run HDD diagnostic tools. How would it be a HDD issue?

Obviously something is corrupted..but what? No, I love Windows 7 - this is the first real problem its given me on 4 systems now.

Hi, I'm having an issue trying to get a video card working with my Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate installation. I had a Nvidia 7900GTX originally and I couldn't get it to work (kept giving me code 43), so I bought a new Nvidia 210 video card..and the same code keeps occurring. Here's what I've done...

I'm just saying, if I can get a good deal by selling my old PC for $400 then I will do it. Thanks everyone for advice :) PS: Let me know if you know anyone selling some cheap socket 939 parts or a pre-built comp

Muffin, Thanks for the link! I was looking at that too and might do that. I might just sell my friend my old PC for $400... Is my old PC worth more than $400?? Here are specs: AMD 4000+ OC'd to 2.8GHz Stable OCZ 2GB RAM 2x 320gb Seagate HDs ABIT AN8-SLI Fatality Motherboard Windows 7...

No thanks

Hey, I need to build a general use PC (mostly email, internet..NO GAMING) for some friends. My budget is around $300. I don't need any OS. I'm open to buying used parts already... Anyone have some good suggestions of motherboards w/ on-board graphics?

Hi, Well, my computer has been down for a month now, and I can't get it to work. My motherboard died and I replaced it with a new one, different model though. After figuring out the raid controller drivers were different, I returned it and bought the exact same one I had before, ASUS A8N-E. It...

Hi, Well, my computer has been down for a month now, and I can't get it to work. My motherboard died and I replaced it with a new one, different model though. After figuring out the raid controller drivers were different, I returned it and bought the exact same one I had before, ASUS A8N-E. It...

I'm going to find an Asus A8N-E board instead of my SLI one. Hopefully if I find an identical one the drivers will be the same.

I'm going to find an Asus A8N-E board instead of my SLI one. Hopefully if I find an identical one the drivers will be the same.

Using XP. I could use the same raid controller I believe, NVRaid, but I also have the option to use a different one: Silicon controller. No back ups.

Yep, trying to use my old array(that the settings have probably been erased by now) on a new motherboard. Yea, the silicon controller(red ports) sees the 2 drives and successfully creates a Raid 0(striped) "drive". It just doesn't boot. I'm guessing it's not putting the drives into raid...