I was wondering if anyone has used or knew if the USR and Dlink TI ACX100 based wireless adaptors were compatible with one another. These are capable of 22mbps but are also backward compatible with the regular 11mbps 802.11b standard. I am pretty much assuming that 11mbps will be fine but I am...
Th other thing is that OEM have many different clockspeeds event hough they are all called LE. The retail built by ati is clocked at 250/250, many of the OEMs are at 250/200 and the crucial is 250/166.
ATI should have been much more strict about their partners that werent following the...
I have been interested in this board for a while as well but it doesnt seem to exist in retail. If you look at toms intial review of the i845g chipset it says he is using the Gigabyte GA-8IGXP as his test board for the i845g chipset. There is also a page on the gigabyte website...
If you have it all set up in nero to properly overburn you may want to try to write it as an image to your harddrive first and then burn that image. Its may be an extra step but it works.
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I wonder how tightly ATI will control their new partner manufacturers. I believe they are fairly inexperienced with it. There is Althon Micro who made the LE which was good, but did they actually manufacture the card or was still making them? I am worried that Hercules will make Radeons with...
>>I fear that ATI will choose to only fully support 8500/7500 boards from now on, ignoring the older ones.<<
I believe the 7500 uses the same drivers as the old Radeons. It has the same core and everything so unless ATI does some really strange things to the drivers anything they should be...
I was wondering if anyone knew any programs other than Sandra than can identify or detect what your pci and agp bus speeds are. Sandra seems only able to identify the bus speed if it is at a 100 MHz FSB or a 133 MHZ FSB. It is a DFI CS61-EC (i815ep) board and its manual is not much help and...
This may be some bad news for you I had an abit BM6 mobo which I had modified to use fcpga P3s but I couldnt get it to work properly at 133 or 124 with either the /3 or /4 dividers. It had a cA2 stepping p3 550 which could run at 733 in my brothers cubx but I couldnt get more that a 110 fsb or...
<< Sweeeet. It'll be nice for Future Shop to have some competition, especially in Victoria where I live. Computer prices are way too high here. >>
No kidding I have ended up ordering most of my parts from stores in Ontario. You dont have to pay PST if you order from out of province which...
I have the acer 1208a drive and it is pretty decent. It is only 8x rewrite but that is not a big deal for me. It can write anything with clonecd but you would need a good reader like a Toshiba DVD or CDROM. You have to be care as there are 3 versions of the drive one has only a 4 meg buffer...
No I think it is closer to 26cfm maybe a bit higher. The heatsink work exceptionally well for its price. I would put the VolcanoII very close if not equal to the fop32.
<< Damn at $16 (canadian pennies) it might be worth buying a Volcano2 just to get the fan if that's true... >>
If you...
The volcano III is diferent from the volcano II. It uses a smaller 60mm fan I think it is the same one taisol uses on their heat sinks. It would probably be iffy for 1.3 ghz Athlons as that is pushing the Volcano II. Thermaltake seems to be generous to what levels their heatsinks are...
The part the fan is screwed onto can slide out from the main body. On mine and I guess yours the slide out part was a little loose. On mine it was only loose on the one side so I put a tiny amount of super glue to stop the loose side from moving.
Here is a link to a review which has a couple...
Yes mine was. I figured out it was the metal slider which holds the fan on. I put a dab of super glue on one of the corners and that stopped it. I put a very tiny amount on so I could get it off if I needed too.
I was planning on doing a front usb project. I have an Asus A7V133 it came with a riser card for putting 2 more USB at the back. My plan was to unscrew the little PCB from the metal riser super glue it to the little plastic ledge one the 3.5" face plate. Have 2 holes for the ports cut...
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