Since it's DRM-free, you download it once after purchase and that's it. Once Amazon has delivered the files to you electronically, they're your responsibility.
I was about to link the exact same review that jlin101 did. After reading that, I ended up going with a Corsair 650TX. Not terribly impressed by this OCZ unit.
You don't spend much time here, do you? This is typically what happens on these forums, and it's a natural progression. You discuss the hot deal, and once everyone receives their item, they talk about how they like it/what they can do with it/how they can improve it/etc. There's no point in...
Yeah, but in that particular motherboard package, the thermometer wire was included with the "power pack". Nothing on the 9NDA3, even though the box says it's supposed to be included. Shifty shifty.
So, looking on the back of my 9NDA3+ box, I notice the following listed under features (not OPTIONAL features):
Thermo Stick
Flexible thermometer to let you measure any temperature by software. Ideal for monitoring VGA card, chipset or even disk drives temperature.
Link is here
So my...
So, I that's confirming that on the 166 setting != 166 MHz, but simply 0.83 of the HTT speed. In which case...I'm a bit disappointed that the board doesn't have more settings (i.e. 183, 150, etc.)
Also, this leads me to ask - what's the point of the 200 MHz setting? Heh, isn't that the same...
Very simple question here. I own an Epox 9NDA3+, and I can't find any ratio settings for my RAM bus vs. FSB. There is only a generic setting for "100/133/166/200/Auto" under "Max Memclock". Now, I can't tell if those are flat limitations (166 = 166 MHz), or if they're ratios (166 = FSB*0.83)...
All 3 optical drives are IDE. The drives are all separate - the three of them are on the mobo's PATA channels, the two IDE hard drives are connected to a RAID card running RAID-1.
The vid card cable is split from another device, and while I'll try connecting it directly to the PSU, I'm not sure...
Thanks Bob. That's why I posted in the first place...it doesn't seem like the power supply itself is lacking, but it's just that I can't find any other reason for this to be happening. For the record, the rating on the current PSU are:
3.3V: 30A
5V: 50A
+12V: 25A
-5V: 0.3A
-12V: 0.8A...
I'll try to make this as concise as possible, because I know people kind enough to stop in and read tech support threads don't like wading through a 10-page story of everything that's gone wrong (though I may not be able to avoid it). So, here it is.
Past few months one of my hard drives has...
I've got 3 invites available, PM me for them. I have to warn that I'm giving priority to established members who've been here a while (i.e. registered more than 2 days ago for the sole purpose of leeching an invite), because I'd much rather give back to the community that's given me so much...
wicktron, you're mixing words. I know what Jeff7181 is trying to say, and people keep misinterpreting it. Because people keep saying "50 C is too high!" when they're thinking in terms of "I'm not maximizing my overclock as much as I could", OTHER PEOPLE reading this are interpreting it as "50 C...
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