Comments on C# and Everything .Net: My New Rig - Part I : Shopping

Sujoy, RAM is such a thing if you do not return it...

2008-07-06T06:13:00.000+05:30

Sujoy, RAM is such a thing if you do not return it immediately, these guys do not take it back [I assume you're in India :)].

It could also be n-number of other things. Try one piece at a time, Try in some other machine and if you don't get it to work within hours of purchase, you better take your machine to the shop and ask them to have a look.

They usually replace your RAM if they can see you are genuinely in trouble. :)

Let me know what happened.

Thanks Jons... Yes, I did surmount the insurmounta...

2008-07-06T06:10:00.000+05:30

Thanks Jons... Yes, I did surmount the insurmountable and got things to work finally. :)

Hi Vyas, can you post the part number of Transcend...

2008-06-13T15:30:00.000+05:30

Hi Vyas, can you post the part number of Transcend RAM that you bought for S975XBX2? I recently purchased this mobo with Transcend JetRam of part number JM800QLJ-1G and my machine doens't boot (for 2 weeks).

Regards
Sujoy

Hey, nice plans! I've been considering my very fi...

2008-03-18T07:27:00.000+05:30

Hey, nice plans! I've been considering my very first build and your's bears an uncanny resemblance to what I've come up with. For US$1200 scratch build, I really want the Intel Q9550 on the D975XBX2 775 board with 2x2GB OCZ 800MHz then do Vista Ult.64-bit OEM (and maybe give Linux a go too). The rest are cheap parts(480W PSU, Combo optical, generic case, single 500GB HDD). My budget precluded RAID-5 and the graphics card for now. Almost half my budget is that CPU--so yours must be cheaper. I'd be more than interested to hear how your build turns out and what other parts (tapes/ pastes/ wires/ connectors) you ended up needing and of course any advice for a novice like myself. Good luck!