Windows 7 BSOD when copying over LAN


I set the BIOS to DDR2 800 but now, according to CPU-Z, it's 373.1 (or.2 ). There are no settings in the BIOS to change it directly. I tried setting their voltage from 1.8 to 2.0 in the BIOS but nothing has changed and CPU-Z actually still registers 1.8v?!

Does it make much difference? Any suggestions?
 
CPU-Z does not tell you the voltage in use. If it is reading 400 MHz, all is well. You should leave it set at 1.8V anyhow.
 
Change the FSBRAM ratio in the bios until it's right.

Tell us how it is going after doing so, please.
 
It was impossible to manually set my RAM up to its proper speed...but this weekend I installed a new HDD and CPU. After installing the Athlon II 445 the RAM now automatically runs at slightly over its recommended speed! All is FINALLY well! Thanks again to TorrentG for all the help!
 
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