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Looks like the pro also lists the items below while the non-pro does not. Don't think those are important to me. I mostly use headphones.
Absolute Pitch 192kHz/ 24-bit True BD Lossless Sound
DTS Surround Sensation UltraPC
Am I wrong in thinking the only difference between these two boards is the number of 6Gb/s SATA ports, bluetooth version, and iGPU support?
I've read a couple of reviews of the P8Z68-V-Pro and they all seemed positive. Can I expect the findings of those reviews to hold true for the non pro...
So I saw the AMD Phenom II 940 for $170 and 4GB Corsair DDR2 1066 (2x2GB) Memory for $35 after rebate. I have almost pulled the trigger several times, figuring all I would need wold be a motherboard (about $170?), and I could reuse the other necessities from my current computer (in my sig).
My...
I bought this from Newegg and didn't like it that much over my MX518. I used it for 1 day, have the original box and everything that came in it (sans the UPC for a rebate). Shall we say $40 shipped? Email me at buisybizz[at]gmail[dot]com. I have some heat and have sold some other stuff on...
or do start | Run | control userpasswords2 and uncheck the checkbox for users must enter a username and password... then put in the credentials for the user u want to auto login
Thanks for all the replies. I'm going to look into most of the solutions offered here. What I really looking for is to use this at work, thus no server based stuff. We're all supposed to use our network drives and 'personal shares' to work, however I usually end up storing things I'm...
I'm looking for some kind of continuous type backup software. ie. the software automatically copies whatever files have been changed (in real time or on a schedule) from certain directories to a network drive. Any such software exists? I would like it to just copy the files, and not do some...
I have the X-Fi Xtreme gamer, and for the life of me I can seem to get my mic to work. The flexi jack just refuses to see it. I found somewhere on the net where some guy said to disconnect the front connector, cause flexi jack doesnt like being connected to a non flexi jack, but still no go...
For a little more background, see here: http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?p=1032014585
I formatted my C: drive (HDD1, partition1) and reinstalled windows. Afterward, it wouldn't let me change the E: drive (HDD1, partition2) letter to D: I decided i could live with it, then I found that...
I had accepted my fate and was moving some backup files from my E: drive, when i stumbled upon boot.ini, ntldr, and ntdetect on the root of the drive. So I decided to look for boot.ini on c:, and lo and behold, its not there...here's a copy of whats in the on on E: and what shows up in...
lol. I find it totally ironic that after a format to start fresh, I need to format, to recover from the previous format. Think windows will let me delete the partition it wont let me rename? If not, would there be any adverse effects if I just used a third party boot time tool to delete it?
The safely remove thing I can deal with and understand. Not being able to change my drive letter is quite annoying. I'd do what the poster above suggests, but then I'd end up with a 200GB C drive, which I dont want. I like C: to be 'disposable' for reasons I'm sure we all understand.