Well thanks for the replies.. but I ended up frying my mobo so I bought a nice nforce2 mobo and things are running more stable then I have ever had. In a way I'm happy I fried my old mobo, It was based on the original VIA KT266 (not the revision) and manufactuered by chaintech, who I am told are terrible, and I've always had a LOT of trouble with my PC while running that mobo. Well, new mobo, and I havnt had any problems yet. I probably should have replied earlier, as I've had my pc up and running for a while now, but I forgot about the post .