This is for a fellow clanmember not me. But I can't find anywhere the 4300S's compatibility with video cards. If anyone knows cards that work or where I can find out please help me.
This is by far the best site for tech help on the web. I've posted on alotta sites and get horrible replys in return. Thank you smart anandtech browsers.
I'm trying to reformat my hard drive. So I made a boot disk and restarted the computer. I get to the A: prompt but for some reason I cant get to any other prompts!! I type C: or D: but then it just says invalid drive specification. Can someone please help me!!
Okay I've always used Windows but recently I've wanted to try something new for my newbuilt system. As I type Linux-Mandrake is downloading and I've heard numerous times that Linux is faster and more stable than Windows but that's really all I know. Please you people know more than me I would...
Okay I've always used Windows but recently I've wanted to try something new for my newbuilt system. As I type Linux-Mandrake is downloading and I've heard numerous times that Linux is faster and more stable than Windows but that's really all I know. Please you people know more than me I would...
Ok...just every benchmark here
http://www.hexus.net/content/reviews/review.php?dXJsX3Jldmlld19JRD01NjcmdXJsX3BhZ2U9Nw==
thats only one page there are two more after that...was going to get the abit ic7-g but then I saw that...wow.
Actually for RAM to really work in a Dual Channel board they need to be matching sticks of RAM. If you just order 512 MB of ram then chances are they aren't going to match. So you should go for the memory that says either matching sticks or made for Dual Channel Memory.
1) I'm going to be getting an ASUS P4P800 Deluxe for my new computer and want to utilize it's dual channel memory support. To do this you need to get matching memory sticks and the cheapest matching memory sticks I could find were Geil (By a longshot). I'm getting the P4P800 for sure too because...
I would not be worth it to get a 3.2 GHz right now because the price is too high because it's Intel's flagship cpu right now. But 3.0 GHz can be gotten for pretty cheap so it's worth it yeah.
You really shouldn't get that stuff. House brand sounds scary and I wouldn't buy from there anyway. Go to newegg.com and get your RAM there even if it's a bit more expensive they always have great service and returns are easy of something is wrong with the product. If your not overclocking then...
God damn Buffalo sucks stay away from it I ordered 1 gig buffalo two times and BOTH times it didn't even run at it's advertised speed! So now I use corsair.
DO NOT GET BUFFALO RAM! Maximum PC tested different types of RAM in their latest issue and Buffalo was the only one that couldn't even run at it's advertised speed! And I got the 3.0c aat nexcomdirect because it was cheaper unless newegg just dropped the prices.
In the latest Maximum PC mag they tested all different kinds of RAM and Buffalo was the only one that could not run at its advertised speed and obviously the worst for oc'ing
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