The sound would be coming from the sound card or from your onboard audio device on the motherboard. I think ATI has some weird chip that can output audio from itself, but don't quote me on that, I just remember reading it a while ago.

I have a G15. Just press buttons, until you figure out what each button does, that's what I did :p

There are also two different G15 keyboards. One with the flip LCD and one without. I have the non-flip LCD. Most of the buttons are common sense. The buttons for the LCD are simple to use, just give it a try, you don't need anyone to really help you with that.

Honestly, I would not suggest this forum for your computer needs. Half of the people do not even know what they are saying/doing. Try good overclocking/building forums, where they know their stuff much more.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/index.php

They are really good at what they do. I suggest them, but make sure you ask responsible and logical questions, or they will critique you. If you do not ask, they will not bother to tell you. If you go this powersupply is good, and you chose it without asking if anything better is out there, they will not tell you (also depends on the person). But if you know your stuff, and ask questions you will learn a lot. I also suggest reading and researching on google. Helped me in how to build my PC, and OCing as well. Took me 6 months of researching and reading, to get the basic knowledge of building my computer.

Make sure you cleaned out the older video drivers that were on the computer previously, this may cause conflicting problems.

Try reseating your card. Make sure it is all plugged in properly. You can also try cleaning the contacts with rubbing alcohol.

If that doens't work make sure it is the drivers off of the website. But it may sound like the graphics driver is faulty, or your power supply. Try switching out the video card, then the power supply. If the different video card works, it might be the power supply, and vice-versa.

If the hub is getting powered, then it sounds like maybe the uplink cable (going from hub to pc) is bad.

Although it seems there is a common problem with USB hubs to vista. Here are the links to the patch:

32-Bit Vista:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=DAB2055A-EB6B-40E3-AE83-5200B7EF497B

64-Bit Vista:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=A7AC2F4D-E66C-4B1C-BBDA-1C6A9F18B14C

If that doesn't work make sure in your power settings your USB options are not set to enabled. If that doesn't work, there could be a problem the hub.

That CPU will not work with that motherboard. The only good socket 939's are 4600+, and those are on eBay, try not to get scammed, if it is around $50-60 or less, those are the ones you want to get.

http://shop.ebay.com/items/_W0QQ_nkwZAMDQ204600Q2bQQ_armrsZ1QQ_fromZR40QQ_mdoZ

I just want to put it together, I don't want to have to pick out the parts. haha that sounds stupid but whatever

Could someone please suggest me the parts I should use

chilidogg94

O_O - I am done helping you. Someone else will have to help you with your computer.

*I have deleted all my previous posts.