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From: ohaya on 25 Jan 2010 09:06
On 1/25/2010 3:52 AM, Leythos wrote:
> In article<eZQT$UUnKHA.4628(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl>, ohaya(a)cox.net
> says...
>> The original 6GB had 2x2GB G.Skill and 2x1GB G.Skill. This is/was
>> stable, for over a year, I think.
>>
>> For the 'new' 4GB (2x2GB), I started with 2x2GB Transcend DDR800, which
>> I was "given".
>>
>
> I've seen a number of Server boards that handle 8GB MAX, they set the
> video card somewhere in that 8GB limit, if you have a BUILT-IN video
> card options. The boards would not properly work with 8GB if you were
> also using the on-board video - add in a video card and they work fine.
>
> This may be your issue.
>

Leythos,

I was thinking about that (onboard video), but I am really glad to
report that I *think* that my problem has been solved :)!!

What I did was replace the original Antec Earthwatts 500 power supply
with an Ultra 750 power supply.

The machine has been up now, for about an hour, and appears to be stable
so far (no more spontaneous reboots).

This is with the 2x2GB G.Skill + 2x2GB Transcend memory, total 8GB, and
with the onboard video :)!!

Thanks for all of the suggestions in this thread, but I figured it'd be
useful to report this.

Jim
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