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Have an Averatec 3715 laptop which would not power on (with battery in or out) and appeared to have a bad daughterboard (contains DC Jack, modem & ethernet port which then connects via cable to the motherboard). Ordered and installed a replacement board - plugged the unit in and was able to...
Has anyone had experience with a particular brand and model of WAP with built-in 4-port switch? How about with a repeater/range extender?
I guess I'm on the right track so far.
We're moving soon into a two-story house and I was just hoping to get some recommendations on setting up a solid wireless network.
The cable internet will be coming into the house on the upper floor where one machine will reside. I'm assuming just a Linksys wireless router will go right...
I wouldn't worry too much about the 1T vs. 2T at this point... at least until you have yer system together. All of that stuff you can play with when yer ready.
Depending on your board you may need a BIOS flash for everything to function smoothly w/the Rev. E processors (Venice/SD)... but...
Yep, that's the San Diego. It comes in two flavors: 3700+ and 4000+. They both have 1mb L2 cache (the difference being 200Mhz in clock speed). The Venices come in 3000+, 3200+, 3500+ and 3800+. Folks have been advocating the 3700+ San Diego over the 3800+ Venice because of the extra 512k...
THAT explains the Ultimate Bacon Cheeseburger from Jack in the Box. Or the 9 lb. Thickburger from Hardee's.
I suppose they would be the FX-57s (OC'd) of the burger world.
'cept I'd rather pay the $900 and NOT go into immediate cardiac arrest.
Pick up the OEM version of the 3700+ (ADA3700DAA5BN) which should ship from Monarch early next week. Add the 3-year warranty through Monarch for $15 if you want. Then grab a decent HSF and you're good to go on the processor front.
Very close to the build I'm putting together 'cept I went...
In this instance the Venice core CPUs were NOWHERE on the site until the moment they became available. At this moment there aren't any San Diegos (and just the one Venice) on the site and no estimated time of arrival. Kind of hard to piss anyone off if you don't risk throwing up a date, eh...