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Ah, sorry, I hadn't made it clear: I mean the size of the visible panel, the actual screen itself, not including the surround. Hence taking to the forum, I couldn't find it on the Dell site tech specs.

Maths suggests that a 16:10 ratio and a 22" diagonal, it should be 47cm wide and 30cm high. Interested to know if that is the case in actuality.

Hi all, I am on the verge of ordering a Dell E228WFP from OcUK and I was wondering what the actual size of the screen is. I currently have a 19" LG1980U and I don't really want to get a screen which will be smaller vertically than that, ie I'd like to have the same screen size, but 'add' the...

I purchased a new motherboard (Asus P5KC) to eliminate it as a possibility. The voltages now appear correct, so I suspect that the Gigabyte was not reading it correctly. However the error is still happening. I have now replaced the PSU and the mobo, so the problem must be with the RAM or...

I have taken the entire system out of the case and set it up. This makes no difference to the symptoms / crashes. So it's not a shorting on the case issue.

Unfortunately it is very unstable - I am getting BSODs as detailed in my older thread. At first glance it appears to be a video driver problem, but I want to understand the strange power readings first as I suspect they may be the root problem. Edit: having said that, I am on the verge of...

Indeed a good idea, however unfortunately the my Gigabyte BIOS (I have tried the F2 version it shipped with, and I have flashed to the latest F4 too) only shows a green 'OK' next to the voltages, which is pretty unhelpful, hence why I have had to resort to taking software readings.

Hi, I'm afraid that my old thread was maybe too general and didn't get much attention as a result, so I want to ask one specific question from it. Reference: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=10115316 I have taken readings with both CPU-Z and SpeedFan of the voltages...

I got a new replacement PSU. It hasn't changed a thing, I still crash to that BSOD very quickly when running BioShock. I'm totally gutted, I feel like I've spent £1000+ on a pile of junk. Voltages are still not reading as 12V on the 12V line. What regulates the voltage? Is it something to do...

I borrowed a 7950 GTO 512Mb from a friend. Replacing my 8800GTX with this has stabilised my system. No sign of crashes at all, been playing in Source engine for about 4 hours now. The 7950GTO only requires one power connector, unlike the 8800TGX which takes two. So, either I have a bad...

RAM now at 2.2V, still getting the same problem.

@ cooljimy84: The memory timings are quite loose already I believe (5 3 3 15). Here are my voltages per CPU-Z: Voltage sensor 0 1.12 Volts [0x46] (CPU VCORE) Voltage sensor 1 2.08 Volts [0x82] (VIN1) Voltage sensor 2 3.34 Volts [0xD1] (+3.3V) Voltage sensor 3 4.92 Volts [0xB7] (+5V) Voltage...

No change, still getting the BSOD shown in my opening post when playing any demanding game.

At 2.0V I ran Memtest86+ for 1hr50m: Test 8 (the one that was giving errors) ten times Full tests 1-8 twice through No errors! Time for some game testing. I'd still be interested in some info on the voltages I am reading on the 12V lines though...

I have increased my RAM voltage to 2.0 from 1.8, will report back on whether this makes a difference on Memtest86+ and actual game stability. I would however really like to know about those 12V values I am seeing. Anyone know about that?

Memory modules info: Voltage 1.8 Running at 333Mhz Timings: Frequency (MHz) 333 tCL 5.0 tRCD 3 tRP 3 tRAS 15 CR 2T These are all defaults.

Yes, I did confuse it. I have now downloaded the F4 for the P35C-DS3R. It is a self-extracting archive that gives the following files: autoexec.bat flash895.exe p35cds3r.f4 Running the BAT or the EXE gives an error "the version of this file is not compatible with this version of windows". If...

I've downloaded the F6 BIOS from Gigabyte's site for my P35C-DS3R, but the executable is not compatible with 64-bit Windows. I can't see any mention of flashing under 64-bit Windows on Gigabytes site. Anyone have a solution?

I have the following results in SpeedFan, could anyone interpret them? Is Vcore2 my RAM voltage? Vcore1: 1.12V Vcore2: 1.84V +3.3V: 3.34V +5V: 4.92V +12V: 0.51V -12V: -16.97V -5V: -6.46V +5V: 5.03V Vbat: 3.26V Um, the 12V ones look very odd (in that they are not ~12V). The 12V line powers the...

Crucial Ballistix 2GB (2x1GB) DDR2 PC2-5300C3 667MHz Dual Channel Kit I have 2 of these sets. Their specs are: - Speed: DDR2-667 - Voltage: 2.2V - Memory Timings: CL=3 I'm not sure why the RAM would be causing an error related to a graphics driver though...? What program should I use to...