I have just been onto Kingston's website and tracked down the motherboard and memory modules and apparently they are compatible so there shouldn't be any problem there.Yes, I have seen that, too. You do great job here ! :)
You could try disabling all the things in the BIOS that are not essential and see if that makes any difference. Also disable all the power saving modes also.
If an expansion VGA card is installed, I can use the processor graphics with no reboots at all (connecting the monitor cable in the onboard DVI or D-Sub Port, and disabling the expansion VGA via the Windows Device Manager).... anyone can think that
Hi dikal, ;)Hi Gloup_Gloup! Sorry if my post was so confusing....
My english is not very well. So normaly I speak French.
What is your exactly situation now?
Have you make a modification in BIOS? If yes... describe it... thanks.
Have you a Error message, BSOD ? If yes, give us a Error code or number 0x000000xx
Reformulate your message please.
Gloup_Gloup.
Hi dikal, ;)BIOS version F10,
What is your actual Bios version?
Hey Gloup_Gloup
You did great job! I checked all the information very carefully. Just keep in mind that all BIOS settings have the default values, and I can use the motherboard's DVI port.
In conclusion:
When I use only the onboard VGA (no expansion VGA installed), the system reboots, without BSOD, error messages etc.
The situation now is that I have installed an expansion VGA, and the reboots are gone.
But I try to find out what is the cause of the problem.
Gloup_Gloup is trying to help you but struggles at times with the English language, so sometimes things get confused. Please don't take offence if he posts something that doesn't seem to be right, it's just a language problem. ;)Yes, I know that Gloup_Gloup (and all of you in this forum) tried to help me, and I' m really thankful of that. I' m sorry, but my English is bad, too.