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    PR Nightmare Drawing - AMD 6400+ Black Drawing

    I think HardOCP is a top-notch review site with devoted people for a backbone. In terms of reviews, you attack the problem at the source: what can I do with "x" hardware. I think the "best-playable setting" concept is the most indicative as to what you can expect out of a new video card, CPU...
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    What are the new connectors on ATI cards?

    http://www.bjorn3d.com/read.php?cID=741 I was checking out the various reviews of the X800XL and I'm still puzzled by two new connectors: If you look at the pictures of the ATI cards found in the review above, there are two connectors that are unused: - The yellow connector beside the...
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    can someone explain fsb and the like to me?

    Northbridge: the microprocessor (typically found nearest to the CPU) that acts as the link to RAM (called a memory interface), to the CPU, the AGP Tunnel and to the Southbridge. Note: AMD’s K8 has the memory controller on the CPU. This means that there is no memory controller on the NB, only...
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    The Best AMD 64 HSF

    for utter silence, go with SilenX fans. Greatest fans in the world :D
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    Success with the SI-97 and Nexus 92mm

    oh my god :eek: We have nearly the same systems! Some of the only differences is the voltage needed and the fans. I use SilenX fans. None others in existance can beat that sort of moderate airflow and utter silence. I was looking at the SI-97, maybe it would be a good buy. That is...
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    How many rounds of Memtest should I do?

    I have my RAM set to 2-2-2-10 @ 2.65v, and it passed three tests with no errors before I had to stop it to do some homework. How long should I let it run?
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    Decision 3400+ or 3200+

    Benny, that's a nice looking board. As a matter of fact, VIA chipsets have impressed so far when put head to head with the NF3. The K8T890 doesn't look too bad, especially if it has locked clocks for the PCIe/PCI buses. And I'd bet that it's a lot cheaper than the NF4... I guess I'll have to...
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    The Best AMD 64 HSF

    Thermalright XP-120 if it fits. Uses 120MM and 92MM fans. Mind you, the whole point of having the XP-120 is to use the 120MM fan... Thermal XP-90 will fit all K8 boards, uses 90MM and 80MM fans.
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    Decision 3400+ or 3200+

    90nm S939!!! :eek:
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    6pin VGA questions

    oh my god, bump! :p
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    6pin VGA questions

    Hi, I currently have the Enermax Noisetaker 470W. One feature is that it has a seperate cable for the video card. My questions are: - Is there going to be a 4pin to 6pin converter? I know there are those that will use two molexes to make one 6pin connector, but what about just one molex...
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    Ram Timings??? How to...?

    http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php Download CPU-Z and you'll be able to check out your timings. If they're not set properly, go change the values in your BIOS. As far as I know though, they're supposed to change on their own.
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    Logitech Z-5300 vs Z-5300e and is there a lot of difference with the Z-680's?

    I own the Z-5300e set of speakers coupled with an Audigy 2 ZS. The sound is amazingly clear. Great set. I can really make the house shake. I think the difference between them is the color of the faceplate and different colored plastic. The Es are black and silver where as I think the non-E...
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    A64 3200+ 90nm Overclock Problems...

    *sigh* I can't wait to get my S939 system...
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    "Say goodbye to 2.8/3.0/3.2 and 3.4 GHz Northwood processors"

    Not many were produced I guess... They were selling them though...
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