I had one doing the same thing and went through all those same steps. Turned out to be the RAM.

Did you uninstall the previous graphics driver before installing the new one?

I have been told that this is important. I have never bothered to do it before so you will need to find a tutorial...

I used an HJT log analyzer such as this one

http://www.2-spyware.com/hjt.php

Then I did some Google research on the files that are harmful according to the HJT analyzers to find which file...

My research is showing this to be your problem

O2 - BHO: D - {7AA85BE6-ABCE-3C5D-B796-1B2B624D334B} - C:\WINDOWS\system32\gl44078.dll

I would get a second opinion though.

I liked Dude's link.

My results.

INTP: "Architect". Greatest precision in thought and language. Can readily discern contradictions and inconsistencies. They are good at logic and math and make...

First off I am jealous of your new system.

Second I assume the motherboard is still under warranty so the best thing to do would probably be to just send back your P6T Deluxe for a new one. It is...

File -> Save Page As -> Browse to desktop

I assume you are using IE as your browser. Right click where you have your links saved up at the top of the browser, where you would normally see file, edit, view etc.. Then choose menu bar. From...

Or *mumble mumble*


if(result > 99999)
{
exit(1);
}

Couldn't the drive be accessed with a live cd?

Okay I'm out of my league hear, but this sounds similar to your problem.

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vbgeneral/thread/603b02f1-754d-4298-b7fa-fe4203c0ab81/

Well if I remember correctly the Console.Beep is part of the system namespace. So you might want to research the system namespace, which could be causing the BEEP that you are hearing.

I'm not sure if this will work, but try


while(keywords>>keyword != NULL)

Well then I don't think it is a cooling problem since the card ran fine for a while. That shouldn't effect boot up unless it the overheating shutdown thing on the motherboard was still triggered,...

Ok so you have booted it fine with the stock card since the problem started happening?

Perhaps the drive had come unplugged while inside your laptop?

Do you have a CD or any other media devices attached to your laptop when you try to boot?

Does it boot when you put another card in? I don't see why a defective card would cause the problems that you are describing. It sounds like it isn't getting to the BIOS, at least with your fans...

Ha! I got curious and looked it up. This article seems to explain it well.

http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/text/internallinks.html

Good question, never thought about that one before.