What motherboard would you recommend for OCing the 3800+ X2? I would need
PCI-express slot for the video card.
And would an overcolocked 3800+ x2 significantly outperform the 4000?
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Thanks JW, any recs on RAM mfgs? I may try the 2G of slower RAM to start,
since it's the one upgrade I can carry forward into my new system.
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Why do that, though? Seriously, you can get Sempron64 bit procs now, and
Sempron 939 procs are finally starting to be available for us to put out.
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Well, depends on the app. The 3800 X2 easily overclocks to 2.5Ghz, and
OC'ing to about 2.3-2.4Ghz is a snap. So you get the same speed + dual
core. Do the math ;)
I'm using an Asus SLI board which overclocked it just fine.
CW
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get rid of AOL, will stop 99%
What I am about to say required people sticking together.
Which do you feel is the best SLI board for the money? I have been looking
at the Epox 9NPA but every one seems to be going to the ASUS A8N Deluxe or
the Abit AN8. Has anyone seen any advantages on one over another? They are
all around the same price. A 3800 X2 is a little rich for me, what is
I think that's about to change. I think you'll start seeing 939 Semprons in
the hands of small (mom/pop) OEMs fairly quickly.
CW
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Can you boot off a usb drive with this product. I have looked at this
for Ghost but can't seen to do this (Corp Version). It would be handy
for our techs this way.
I have them using BartPE for now because it offers Ghost plus other
things as you all know. I am assuming that can boot of a
At 08:41 AM 10/17/2005, you wrote:
I think that's about to change. I think you'll start seeing 939 Semprons in
the hands of small (mom/pop) OEMs fairly quickly.
CW
Do those have 128KB or 256KB of L2 cache? I guess that they'll support
AMD64, CnQ, etc. off the bat? Also, what speed grades are
Ditto. I went to 1 gig and stuttering stopped for many games as well. I
guess they need to pre-cache lots and lots of pics and textures these
days. :)
Hello Veech,
Upgrade the RAM first. Even older titles like Far Cry, UT2004, Doom 3 and HL2
would only run smoothly for me once I had 1GB (and
At 09:15 AM 10/17/2005, you wrote:
Ditto. I went to 1 gig and stuttering stopped for many games as well. I
guess they need to pre-cache lots and lots of pics and textures these
days. :)
Been true since about last summer. Now you have sloppily coded games
like Battlefield 2 gobbling up 2GB!
Even with non-text emails, the bandwidth usage of email really is not
that big on the grand scheme of things.
With transit prices as low as they are (as long as you are buying real
bandwidth, comercial stuff, in large pipes), in the $10-50/mbit, it
really is not that bad.
I have seen a lot of
this has been building up for a while now...today it got worseI
hoped the PC up, cleaned out the dust, remove the SB and clearned the
slot connected, then reinserted...static popping still present in front
and center channels, not in rear. Popping doesn't seem to match up to
any activity,
what to try next? I'm at the SB site trying to find some knowledge
there. so far, nothing.
Over the years I have had a static problem with my SB cards on many
occasions. This is why I like onboard sound ... never have a problem. Right
now I have my SB Live in a old Tyan Tiger with a ATI
Winterlight wrote:
what to try next? I'm at the SB site trying to find some knowledge
there. so far, nothing.
Over the years I have had a static problem with my SB cards on many
occasions. This is why I like onboard sound ... never have a problem.
Right now I have my SB Live in a old
I walked right into this one just this morning:
http://ct.zdnet.com.com/clicks?c=581154-7256505brand=zdnetds=5fs=0
Dammit, MS.
Hey,
I have two burners in my system. I know (well, I think I know) that Nero
can burn the same files to multiple burners at the same time. But is it
possible to burn different files to different burners at the same time? If
so, how?
Thanks,
Bobby
On 10/17/05, Bobby Heid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey,
I have two burners in my system. I know (well, I think I know) that Nero
can burn the same files to multiple burners at the same time. But is it
possible to burn different files to different burners at the same time? If
so, how?
I
never tried tried it but maybe open nero and do 2 windows.
fp
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Hey,
I have two burners in my system. I know (well, I think I know) that Nero
can burn the same files to multiple burners at the same time. But is it
possible to burn
I have done it plenty with 2 Plextors (IDE). Open up two Nero Burning
Windows. Select the one burner in the one window, and the other burner in
the second widows and go from there.
I have them both on the same channel the 716a as the main and the 712a is on
as the secondary. I HAVE YET TO BURN 1
I listen to TWIT (This Week In Tech) with the old Screen Savers crew
from TechTV. They were saying that every time someone searches Google
with the built in search box in MozillaGoogle pays Mozilla. I think
the number was about 14 million last year. So keep on using it I say!!!
Rob
Did you have some of the problems in the article?
Jeff
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Subject: [H] Watch out for MS udpates
I walked right into this one just
jeff.lane wrote:
Did you have some of the problems in the article?
Jeff
Yes. Firewall crapped out, trendmicro went funky, windows installer
diedall of which happened right after I installed the updates this
morningluckily, that happened on my second PC and not my main work
On 10/17/05, Rob Finger HWG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I listen to TWIT (This Week In Tech) with the old Screen Savers crew
from TechTV. They were saying that every time someone searches Google
with the built in search box in MozillaGoogle pays Mozilla. I think
the number was about 14
Didja plug anything new into the PC recently? For some reason, plugging in a
new Crucial Gizmo flash drive introduces all sorts of funky noises in my
Audigy 2 ZS PCMCIA ;(
I'm always plugging in my various USB flash drives...but right this
moment, I have nothing beyond my scanner, printer, and firewire backup
HD plugged inand nothing new at thatof course, this has been
building up for a while...but today it has taken a new turn in that it
much more
Sounds like fun!
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Yes. Firewall crapped out, trendmicro went funky, windows installer
diedall of which happened right after I installed the updates this
morningluckily, that happened on my second PC and not my main work
machine (where the sound card is
A microsoft auto update broke this, they ought to be requried to fix
it. I don't even understand how to follow their instructions to fix it,
either.
joeuser wrote:
Sounds like fun!
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Yes. Firewall crapped out, trendmicro went funky, windows installer
diedall
turns out the fix was pretty easy...instructions weren't so great,
though. Just two lines to type in and run from a command prompt...
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
A microsoft auto update broke this, they ought to be requried to fix
it. I don't even understand how to follow their instructions
Anthony Q. Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
turns out the fix was pretty easy...instructions weren't so great,
though. Just two lines to type in and run from a command prompt...
Cool, so tell the lines :)
Al
I wonder if that update only affects PCs that have had their default
permissions changed at some time. Mine were at the default and none of my
.clb files had been altered for some time.
Jeff
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Al wrote:
Anthony Q. Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
turns out the fix was pretty easy...instructions weren't so great,
though. Just two lines to type in and run from a command prompt...
Cool, so tell the lines :)
Al
echo y| cacls %windir%\registration /G everyone:R
Anthony Q. Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Al wrote:
Cool, so tell the lines :)
Al
echo y| cacls %windir%\registration /G everyone:R system:F administrators:F
echo y| cacls %windir%\registration\*.clb /G everyone:R system:F
administrators:F
red light on my tripplite is saying bad battery
batteries are $25 ea ( need 2 ) plus shipping
seems like it would be better to buy a new unit for $99
opinions ?
is APC better ?
thanks
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