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Some of the early desktop PC-66 modules used a different voltage, if I'm remembering correctly. Not all 168pin DIMMs are SDRAM. I know that I have some 168pin DIMMs laying around somewhere that have EDO chips on them.
And since it snags on the foam when trying to remove just the board from the bag... most people will just slide the mobo and foam out together. Voila! Foam-backed motherboard is no longer in a anti-static bag. :p Again, correct me if I am wrong... Doesn't the anti-static bag protect the mobo...
I hear people talk about ESD. And I'm not saying it isn't ever a problem. But, I've never actually heard someone say: " #$&%#&#$&, I just killed my computer part with ESD ".
Correct me if I am wrong about the material used, but is there a brand of motherboard that doesn't come packed with a...
I fixed this on a friend's computer, by switching them to a new user account. Whatever the cause was, I don't know. But it gave back access to the missing tabs in Display Properties
I've used it a lot. Now I use CPUCool. But just for the ability to monitor voltage and temps, and to have the CPU's temp displayed in the system tray. I used to use the cooling part of the software, until I read that AMD doesn't recommend it because of the larger range of temps that the CPU...
If you want to be able to connect/disconnect a mouse after Windows is already loaded, use a USB type mouse. For proper operation, a PS2 type mouse should be plugged in before starting up the computer. This applies to any motherboard.
On an Abit NF7- Your memory speed is not "capped" at PC2700 or even at PC3200. If you fill all the memory slots with PC3200, and have the memory at default settings in the BIOS... then the board will run the memory at PC2700 speed (166mhz). If however, you set the memory to run synch with the...
Correct, but defcom_1 was referring to the Molex connecter. A Molex connecter is the connecter attached to your PSU's wiring. The Molex has a red wire (7v), a yellow wire (12v), and 2 ground wires. Thats why he said to hook the fan's wires to the yellow and black wires on the Molex. Or...
Buy "dual-channel" memory if you don't want to have to worry about stability while running in dual-channel mode. You can achieve stability in dual-channel mode with un-matched sticks of ram (I have as well as many others), but there is no guarantee.
If you don't mind... a couple of corrections...
The range would be from 100mhz- 250mhz. Some people are hitting 250mhz+, but NOBODY is hitting 400mhz. I don't know of any motherboard that has a BIOS setting of more thatn 300mhz (someone correct me if there is a mobo that goes higher)...
A company's history is most definately relevant. In OCZ's case, the "2003" management team is trying to improve their reputation. And they have started to improve it (IMHO), but they still have a LONG way to go. Yes, they came out publicly and stated that they will rectify the situation. But...
If you have a network adapter installed on your Windows XP computer...
Go to - Control Panel, Network Connections, Local Area Connection
On the "General" tab, it states your adapter's Duration. Which should be the same as your computer's uptime.
I am intelligent.
I am also one of the people that was ripped-off by OCZ in the past.
As a self-proclaimed OCZ supporter (I used to be one), you are not helping with their reputation rebuilding, by calling people names that don't agree with your/OCZ's point of view. The current management...