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BAFFLED!! please help!



 
 
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Old February 3rd 09, 03:31 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Skeletoon
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I just spent a lot of money on a new custom built machine for work: msi
X58 platinum, intel core i7 965, geforce GTX 280, 1TB samsung HDD with
12 gigs of DDR3 RAM.

The problem is that though vista recognizes everything, It's
UNBELIEVABLY slow. I've taken out 3 of the RAM sticks leaving 6 gigs,
and It's quicker!! (though now Vista recognises 3.99 of that remaining
6gig) This machine should blitz through vista! I even tried Putting
Linux to test it and lo and behold it was speedy as hell. Anyway I cant
use Linux for software reasons (It aint there yet bless em) So back to
Vista...

If anyone has experienced this or knows what's going on PLEASE HELP!!


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Old February 3rd 09, 03:38 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Brink
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Default BAFFLED!! please help!


Skeletoon;957487 Wrote:
I just spent a lot of money on a new custom built machine for work: msi
X58 platinum, intel core i7 965, geforce GTX 280, 1TB samsung HDD with
12 gigs of DDR3 RAM.

The problem is that though vista recognizes everything, It's
UNBELIEVABLY slow. I've taken out 3 of the RAM sticks leaving 6 gigs,
and It's quicker!! (though now Vista recognises 3.99 of that remaining
6gig) This machine should blitz through vista! I even tried Putting
Linux to test it and lo and behold it was speedy as hell. Anyway I cant
use Linux for software reasons (It aint there yet bless em) So back to
Vista...

If anyone has experienced this or knows what's going on PLEASE HELP!!


Hello Skeletoon,

Have you already installed the latest motherboard chipset drivers and
BIOS versions? The newer BIOS version indicates that it helps improve
performance.

'MSI -- MICRO-STAR INT'L CO., LTD.'
(http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?f...1&prod_no=1696)

Hope this helps,
Shawn


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Old February 3rd 09, 07:32 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Clark[_4_]
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Default BAFFLED!! please help!

Skeletoon wrote:
I just spent a lot of money on a new custom built machine for work: msi
X58 platinum, intel core i7 965, geforce GTX 280, 1TB samsung HDD with
12 gigs of DDR3 RAM.

The problem is that though vista recognizes everything, It's
UNBELIEVABLY slow. I've taken out 3 of the RAM sticks leaving 6 gigs,
and It's quicker!! (though now Vista recognises 3.99 of that remaining
6gig) This machine should blitz through vista! I even tried Putting
Linux to test it and lo and behold it was speedy as hell. Anyway I cant
use Linux for software reasons (It aint there yet bless em) So back to
Vista...

If anyone has experienced this or knows what's going on PLEASE HELP!!



I don't know about your motherboard, but mine has a limitation if I
use DDR 3 1600 memory. You might check yours for that if that is the
type of DDR 3 you are using.

Clark
 




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