http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=2810
I don't know why this would suprise anyone. With a non-integrated memory
controller, I struggle to see how you'd ever get that big of a performance jump
with ddr2
CW
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From: Hayes Elkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 08 Aug
Too bad they do not show DDR2-800 :( It seems to be the memory most people
will use for Core 2 Dou and AMD AM2. But it does show that DDR400 memory
still may have its place.
I myself use DDR2-800 on my AMD Athlon 64 FX-62 Rig. I am very pleased with
the performance.
Oh! Well...
Regards,
Well on that point, conroe tests show that even with the current
non-integrated controller from the 975X, the CPU's memory performance as a
whole does as good or better than an A64 X2. I think this test shows that
latency is now a major factor for conroe - just like it always has been for
What conroa is is super efficient and it lives up to all the hype. At the same
time I can't figure out impact on the channel
Someone had asked about x2 5000+ availability Try to find me conroe chips
almost anywhere :). Tier1 manufacturers only babe :)
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Ebay of all places
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At 09:03 AM 8/8/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Poked the stick with:
What conroa is is super
efficient and it lives up to all the hype. At the same time I can't
figure out impact on the channel
Someone had asked about x2 5000+ availability Try to find me
conroe chips almost
Lift off for battery-power plane A manned plane powered by conventional batteries took off from Tokyo on Sunday - and flew for 59 seconds.
The one-man, glider-like plane took off from a private airport and reached a height of 5.2m (16ft).
It was powered by 160 AA batteries, which are commonly
I am setting up my LAN with three routers in order to isolate the WIFI
from the LAN.
LAN1 ---Linksys 192.168.1.1
|
WAN3 --- Linksys 192.168.3.1
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WIFI2 --- Belkin 192.168.2.1
All three routers are with four port switch and WIFI, and all are new
Disable DHCP on the Belkin WAP? Sync domains/workgroups?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Winterlight
Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 3:13 PM
To: hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: [H] Linksys / Belkin router setup
I am setting up my LAN
At 12:31 PM 8/8/2006, you wrote:
Disable DHCP on the Belkin WAP?
It has to be DHCP in order to support a variety of users, doesn't
it? other wise wouldn't all users have to have a assigned IP address?
Sync domains/workgroups?
I don't get this?? There are no workgroups on the WAP, or the
I thought to use a WAP, you had to disable DHCP on all but the main router,
no? Try setting the Belkin to 192.168.1.2 and disable DHCP on the Belkin and
see if that works.
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I ran the two Linksys LAN1 and WAN3 together for a week with no
problem. Then today I hooked up the Belkin WIFI2. The Belkin WAN
port is plugged into a standard port on the WAN3 Linksys.
When I try to access with my WIFI laptop, I can see the Belkin
there, but there is nothing to connect to.
At 02:29 PM 8/8/2006, you wrote:
I ran the two Linksys LAN1 and WAN3 together for a week with no problem.
Then today I hooked up the Belkin WIFI2. The Belkin WAN port is plugged
into a standard port on the WAN3 Linksys.
When I try to access with my WIFI laptop, I can see the Belkin there, but
Sometimes, on my older Linksys, the WLANLink just dies. I have power
down the router to get it back up.
Winterlight wrote:
I did have it working this weekend for about 15 minutes... everything
seemed to be working as expected. But while the WIFI link was strong,
the Internet connection was
What is the general culprit when a system experiences slowdowns and stalls?
I'm running XP on a P4 3.0 system with 2G PC3200RAM. a couple of months ago
this thing zipped along. Then it started going slower and slower, taking up
to 2 minutes to finish booting up. Now when I do a simple
defrag ?
have you ran drive diagnostics ? almost sounds like drive failing or bad caps
on MB. drive IO can kill performance.
Also how full is the drive, I find they slow down after 50% full.
how dirty is the cpu fan ? dust can cause heat build up.
sorry if these are things you already checked.
At 06:55 PM 08/08/2006, Winterlight wrote:
I did have it working this weekend for about 15 minutes...
everything seemed to be working as expected. But while the WIFI link
was strong, the Internet connection was going in, and out. And then
all of a sudden the Belkin WAP wasn't getting
At 05:27 PM 8/8/2006, you wrote:
At 06:55 PM 08/08/2006, Winterlight wrote:
I did have it working this weekend for about 15 minutes... everything
seemed to be working as expected. But while the WIFI link was strong, the
Internet connection was going in, and out. And then all of a sudden the
Check to see if any drives have been degraded to PIO mode instead of DMA.
Check for services running via msconfig (check hide all microsoft
services). Have you defragmented? Have you done a chkdsk /f ? What's eating
up CPU in your task manager when you experience these slowdowns?
From:
suspect
At 05:33 PM 8/8/2006, Veech Poked the stick with:
The drives are more than 50% full, maybe 80%?
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wow...
that kinda sucks. So a 200G HD is really only good for half that before it
starts to impact performance?
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From: FORC5 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 5:57 PM
Subject: Re: [H] sporadic
with the capacities of today's drives, 80% doesn't have to impact
performance at all. Perhaps if the drive is 10GB, yeah. But not if its
200GB.
Veech wrote:
wow...
that kinda sucks. So a 200G HD is really only good for half that
before it starts to impact performance?
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