Sorry, it's taken a little bit to get back online.
Power Supply is far more than adequate, thank you for the link!
We swapped out the RAM sticks for ones in another computer that we knew had no problems ... BINGO! The original computer was fine, stopped crashing, ran *much* faster and more smoothly! We just sent the bad one (we figured out which one by swapping between five sticks) back to the company for replacement.
Thank you so very much. After all we went through, including new motherboards, new video cards, two new anti-virus programs, etc, this was the answer (we hope) that solved all of the problems.
Have a wonderful day!
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by: nobusPosted on 2005-10-28 at 01:37:32ID: 15177290
did you check if your power supply can handle the load of the video card? look here :
/power_sup ply/
t/download .html
http://www.jscustompcs.com
did you test your Ram? use memtest86+ from : http://www.memtest.org/
or if you want a bootable cd, with lots of utilities : Ultimate bootcd : http://ubcd.sourceforge.ne