Doh!

gov, yeah. Basically if I read the fine print for my motherboard it couldn't handle the memory I bought without manually overclocking it.

I use the Antech P182. SGreth uses it also off my suggestion. It's a bit on the expensive side but well worth it. It has a dense layered walled to absorb vibrations. Almost everything is silicon mounted. It is a very quiet case with plenty of room. The only thing you have to watch out is the psu is on the bottom so you may need a cable extension for the secondary power cable if you run the cable behind the motherboard tray (out of sight). This is similar to mine. I use the same heatsink. http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee178/mentalswe/DSC_1458.jpg Notice the wires coming out behind the motherboard at the top. You can run the wires behind the motherboard, but the 4/8 pin power cable that plugs in near the CPU may not be long enough for some motherboard. You may have to buy an extension cable. Found a pic of the back side cabling http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee116/konnetikut/spcr%20build/newback... heh, I use the same psu as both of those pics. It's a quiet psu.

ok, in laymans terms for the non-PC guys. Due to the fine print it was my mistake. My memory is ddr22 1066, the max that the motherboard specs say it can handle. DDR2 is the type of memory and 1066 is the speed (1066Mhz). Setting the motherboards BIOS settings to auto for everything is generally safe. However, for memory detection it auto can only go up to 800Mhz. This means my 1066 memory was getting underpowered and crashing. I had to tell the motherboard to use 2.2 volts instead of the auto default of 1.85 volts.