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Mmkay, I sent you a PM, Also, in the meantime, if anyone DOES know any obscure places for parts, I'd like to know, just so I know for future reference. :D
I just bought a Shuttle SN85G4 v3 open box for a nice discount (about half price). I brought it home and noticed that it's missing the bracket that holds the heatsink down, (example, lower left.)
Anyways, does anyone know if I can get a replacement from Shuttle, or of any other places I...
I'm not a coder, so the only things i understand about that post is the concept of writing in assembler. (i don't know a lick of it though)
oh, and CPU speed, i understood that too. :P
yeah, that's what i meant. i'd like to find some program that can do that, but don't get me wrong, it's not like i'd use it in a exploitive way, i need it for running experiments with things i've been working on. could someone point me to some utility that can do this sort of thing?
Is there any program out there that will force a program to run faster than it normally does? like, you know, the "turbo" button does in emulators? i think there was one a long time ago that was called something like gear.exe but i can't remember much about it, other than you ran it, selected...
yeah that's what i figured it might be, since bios is reading NONE on channel 0 master, i assume that is what happened. doesn't matter too much, kinda pisses me off since i just formatted the damn thing less than a week ago and i just got everything installed just like i like it, and my storage...
it's like i can never enjoy a working computer for more than a week without it magically stop working for no reason. so here's what happened:
i'm just usng my computer as a normal computer user would use one's computer. surfing the web, instant messaging programs and the like, then my main...
i figured that, but is there any way to be sure the same thing wont happen last time i tried this and got the file copying errors off the xp cd and have to reformast my drive? will memtest make sure of that?
ok, i just changed my computer over from a old nforce2 mobo with an athlon xp in it to a ecs 755a2 and a athlon 64 3000+, they are the only things different, EVREYTHING else is the same, memory is pc2700+ 400mhz not dual channel, and the first time i booted it i went to bios and set it to...
i use IE. why? because i do. i've used tons of browsers, they're all meh to me. ie is simple, fast, integrated, and does everything i need it to. i don't need a bajillion features that slow things down and confuse things and need to worry about website compatability and all that crap. so yes, IE...
no, we have tons of legal licenses and keys that we own, but only one original disk of xp itself. it turns out that i hooked up the computer to my old storage drive (the original drive with system on it is not connected, i'll get to that)
what i was wondering was if xp knows that it's been...
good good, this is what i need. info info info speculation info, :)
this all helps, i'm gonna try and get that burnt tonight, my only burner is a dvd burner on my main computer
also, i didnt think about it beingf a bad ide cable for the cd, good. i'll try that later. :D