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Currently the XR341CK currently is out of stock online but has stock at three locations, Waterloo, Mississauga, Markham-Unionville.
The X34 G-Sync has stock on the online store and in Markham-Unionville.
 
 
XR341CK: http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=22_299&item_id=090913 (899 CAD)
X34 G-Sync: http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=22_299&item_id=093260 (1199 CAD)
 

Currently the XR341CK currently is out of stock online but has stock at three locations, Waterloo, Mississauga, Markham-Unionville.
The X34 G-Sync has stock on the online store and in Markham-Unionville.
 
 
XR341CK: http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=22_299&item_id=090913 (899 CAD)
X34 G-Sync: http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=22_299&item_id=093260 (1199 CAD)
 

lol I thought you said you were broke.
I'd take the single tbh, either will be much, much faster than this, and 2 in Raid 0 means at least twice the points of failure

The www0 in www0.google.com is just a subsidiary of the main domain, google.com. It doesn't show any malicious intent whatsoever.
 
Please do not spread misinformation regarding this... It kinda makes you look like a smartass, that really doesn't know anything.

If you don't know anything about the topic, please do not post ignorant replies.

The main difference between chipsets in terms of performance these days is whether they are overclocking-enabled days

Chipsets do not really affect game performance.  At this point they are basically just I/O controllers for your USB and SATA.  The GPU and CPU communicate through the PCI Express bus which is a direct path between the two.  The chipsets do have a few secondary PCIe lanes, but those are used for ethernet or other I/O, or the x1 slots on the boards.  They are not used for x16 slots.

If it continues to happen, is there any way you could remove the driver? (eg. using a bootable USB) because the crash dump definitely identifies it, and a couple of otehr people on the web have had it. Really odd though. Looks like it was crashing, which then caused the rest of the system to crash.

i got a ram once
didnt fix my pc problem
pretty much broke everything in my house
 
her name is Jackie
 

How many sticks you have installed?

do you have a ps2 keyboard or usb,
and try to start computer without any usb divices attached.

any way you could update the bios to 2.10? also maybe try a clear cmos if you have not. this is a different motherboard but the solution maybe the same 
http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?12157-My-fix-for-the-0d-error-code-on-boot-up-(RPG-Rampage-IV-Extreme)-(BIOS-freezes)

Is the hardware exactly the same as before in terms of RAM?

Try clearing the CMOS and try holding the enter bios key from the startup don't wait for the logo to show up.

This link may help. http://blog.tabinda.net/microhard/the-troubled-sandy-bridge-platform-error-codes-0d-62-94-d2/

System back to normal now?

Extreme is just a marketing term for those who don't know how to overclock and fall into the gimmick.

I wouldn't go with IC Diamond, might scratch the die and cause damage to the CPU.