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bios runs everything, with a bad bios you can't make sure anything you do is working right if your bios is the latest then you can't do anything more about that

that why I suggested a bios update, the temps and volts are screwy chaintech should have stuck to vid cards, looks like they are getting out of them too making flash memory instead see if coretemp gives anything? speedfan sucks

I would give the computer a good cleaning and update my bios and retest the power try to get a cpu temp reading?

there's a report function for each module sensor will show voltages the overclock will show hardware specifics what we need to see is these 2 parts CPU Properties: CPU Type AMD Athlon 64 3500+ CPU Alias Venice S939 CPU Stepping DH-E3 CPUID CPU Name AMD Athlon 64 Processor 3000+ CPUID Revision 00020FF0h CPU Speed: CPU Clock 2249.88 MHz CPU Multiplier 9.0x CPU FSB 249.99 MHz (original: 200 MHz, overclock: 25%) Memory Bus 249.99 MHz CPU Cache: L1 Code Cache 64 KB (Parity) L1 Data Cache 64 KB (ECC) L2 Cache 512 KB (On-Die, ECC, Full-Speed) Motherboard Properties: Motherboard ID 63-1408-000001-00101111-063005-K8T800P$A0036001_BIOS DATE: 06/30/05 17:34:14 VER: 08.00.09 Motherboard Name Asus A8V Deluxe (5 PCI, 1 AGP, 4 DDR DIMM, Audio, Gigabit LAN, IEEE-1394) Chipset Properties: Motherboard Chipset VIA K8T800Pro, AMD Hammer Memory Timings 2.5-4-4-10 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) Command Rate (CR) 1T SPD Memory Modules: DIMM1: Micron Tech. 256 MB PC4000 DDR SDRAM (2.5-4-4-10 @ 250 MHz) (2.0-3-3-8 @ 200 MHz) DIMM2: Micron Tech. 256 MB PC4000 DDR SDRAM (2.5-4-4-10 @ 250 MHz) (2.0-3-3-8 @ 200 MHz) BIOS Properties: System BIOS Date 06/30/05 Video BIOS Date 04/08/11 DMI BIOS Version 1014.008 Graphics Processor Properties: Video Adapter ATI Radeon 9600 XT (RV360) GPU Code Name RV360 (AGP 8x 1002 / 4152, Rev 00) GPU Clock 500 MHz (original: 500 MHz) Memory Clock 297 MHz (original: 300 MHz) and Temperatures: Motherboard 29 °C (84 °F) CPU 39 °C (102 °F) GPU 40 °C (104 °F) GPU Ambient 34 °C (93 °F) DW CDW63G0-D00NF0A 40 °C (104 °F) Seagate ST3250823AS 41 °C (106 °F) Cooling Fans: CPU 2657 RPM Voltage Values: CPU Core 1.41 V +3.3 V 3.25 V +5 V 5.13 V +12 V 12.10 V your previous questions are not answerable(in my opinion)

http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4181.html use this progam to look at your older computer and see if the temperatures and voltages are an issue? your ram might be fine, same thing for your burner

bad ram is bad ram, and needs to be fixed memtest error might indicate a problem with something else tho that was causing ram to show an error the list of possible causes is a long one

http://forum.rpc1.org/dl_firmware.php?download_id=2454 your firmware must not like the dvd dash r's, looks like they came out with a few newer ones, maybe they got it right since then? just because you select a high speed does not mean that it burned anywhere near that speed, the logs show this

http://www.videohelp.com/dvdmedia?dvdmedia...h+or+List+Media which brand are they, some were not very good? some may be fake? where were they made? I don't want a shave tho

looks like the new drive is connected to a different controller now? do you have anything runing that might interfer with the verify?

I really hate when programs get linked together, especially ones like Imgburn, first there's the problem of people not understanding what went wrong where? Then you have an issue where a program like dvd flick when I reinstalled it, changed my default imgburn to the enclosed one. Might as well start attaching yahoo toolbar.

this is what I can't figure out? mine off the same mobo?

about out of ideas you are using the primary ide connector(blue) up next to ram slots and a new cable with blue end in the motherboard and the drive jumpered master at the end of the cable?

and they don't even specify verbatim for dual layer or tell you to burn at 4x even if your burner will overspeed the 2.4x up to 8X

I really would rather have a mp3 + g version and I like my eggs over easy

would you burn a decent single layer disk at max and verify and post the log?

a clean install of xp sp2 is always a good idea, but you have to remember to only load the drivers needed from device manager sound and lan are fine from the old cd, or the web? Anything else may be a headache My mobo(same as yours) and bios were real picky about the ram settings and I had to set them to match the spd manually to get the computer to run stabily, once I got it working, it ran overclocked and fine for 2 years without hardly a glitch. You haven't worn that pioneer 112 out already have you?

http://club.cdfreaks.com/f43/post-your-ple...ns-here-187096/ plextools is the software for true plextor error scanning

You really need a new category for topics like this one? What to call it tho? What Imgburn will never do?

you could lower the burn speed to 4X and keep trying those disks, maybe get one or two to work, test the disks in another computer/dvd burner with crap media expect to have failures I just coastered a verbatim disk, even they are not what they used to be

those blanks are grade B media but your dvd burner is one of the worst made most never see any firmware updates or die soon if they worked in the first place best to rma them while on warranty few slimline laptop ones are very good? I always reccomend that you use a good external dvd burner and save the builtin one for loading programs or reinstalls

If you don't have a dvd burner you can't burn dvd's, Imgburn will burn avi's as data cd's with your burner, but you would have to have an avi/xvid/divx capable player to watch them.

I used the drivers on the windows cd for my ide, not asus or via ones via 4 in 1 is something I have stayed away from you might try the rollback option

Asus A8V Deluxe is my motherboard and both my ide dvd burners are on seperate cables as master from the motherboard using the standard ms xp sp2 driver

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=5538 it's due any day now

dma 4 sounds good what is your computer? make/brand? model number? custom built? motherboard details identification?