I just had a look it appears to try removing the graphics card and try to boot with the onboard graphics

How much difference it would make... I can't say-- but according to Gigabyte "supported RAM list" for that mobo-- Gskill is NOT on the list.
It is a PDF file...
http://www.gigabyte-usa.com/FileList...5-ds3l_1.0.pdf

You might be right there ih8bills because in the manual it mentions 512 mb and there using 1Gb as well as the differnet brands

Ok well if the ram might be the problem is there a way to test this without buying or using new RAM

link in My sig below to a free RAM tester.
One note-- it is a very basic app and will run until you tell it to stop.
An hour or two is plenty...if you get errors stop it

I will do that test thing tomorrow morning, do i burn it do a disc and boot with it on my comp if not what do i do to clarify.