Hello. First off let me say that I'm not trying to crap on your thread here, but only trying to share my honest opinion on this chair. You see I've owned 3 of them. All 3 of the ones I owned broke after a short period of time amd are now somewhere in the local landfill. Therefore it seems pretty...
The 1.7Ghz xeons are Foster DPs. Those are the older Xeons that feature only 256Kb L2 cache and do not feature hyperthreading technology. These may work in this board. However they may not run at their full speed. You see xeons actually have their multiplier unlocked downward (meaning they can...
Actually, it might be possible to make these chips work in a socket 603 board. If I recall correctly I believe the additional pin on socket 604 Xeons does nothing except prevent them from being inserted in socket 603 motherboards. This was initially done because socket 603 boards were 400Mhz FSB...
Those are the heatsinks that I'm using on my Supermicro P4DC6+II. They're the heatsink they included with it. Perhaps they include them with other Supermicro dual Xeon boards as well. Anyway, I don't know the exact decibel rating of them and I must admit that I've never compared them to the...
How many PCI slots will be blocked if you use this waterblock. One of the things I really dislike about most of the recent Nvidia cards is the fact that their heatsinks block access to at least one and sometimes 2 PCI slots located next to the AGP slot. I have alot of PCI cards in my systems and...
Another thing to think about is that this "power loss" caused by the extra resistance will manifest itself as a voltage drop and that will be the real problem. Also since the amount of the voltage drop is dependant upon the amount of resistance multiplied by the amount of current flow squared...
Are yout alking about B.G. Micro here? If so did you try to order online? Last time I checked I was able to order online just fine from them. Try clicking on the button on the side that says "Go shopping".
One thing to do is check the package to see where it says the product is manufacturered. If it says "made in Taiwan" then they're some kind of cheap crap. If it says "made in Japan" they MAY be Taiyo Yuden. I do know that some Fuji DVD-R disks are taiyo yuden, but I can't sure for sure that they...
I'm interested in the 30 inch model. However, by the time I found it on walmart.com they were listed as out of stock and as far as I know have been ever since. Anybody knows of any place else that might have the 30 incher in stock? Any chance it might come back in stock at walmart.com any time soon?
But those are going to be interlaced modes and for regular computing tasks interlacing sucks big time and there will be very noticeable 30Hz flickering that will drive you mad. With a set like this the only way to avoid interlacing would be to use modes that will work with either 480p or perhaps...
In my opinion 852 x 480 would just suck big time. It might be okay for watching DVDs and standard definition video, but that's about all. It would be useless for hooking up to a PC as this resolution would be way too low. On whatever display your using now, try setting your desktop to 640 x 480...
A while back Costco had a 30" Medion LCD TV that seemed to look alot like this LCD. Could that have been a rebranded Tatung? Anyway, 23 inch is a little small for me. If they had a 30" model with the same specs (1280 x 768 and 16Ms response time) I'd be very interested.
Take note of ESPguys comments from above.
852 x 480 is not going to make a great PC monitor, especially on a screen this large.
Another thing to consider are the burn-in issues that have already been mentioned. The windows task bar would be burned into the display in no time. If it were me...
I don't know about the contrast and brightness, of other types of HDTV compared to this LCD, but I think your defintely wrong about that as most of those "other" HDTVs you talk about won't even do 720p natively. They may accept a 720p signals but they convert it down to either 480p or 1080i...
I've heard that by flashing the card to a 5950 the default voltage is increased slightly, and this makes it possible to achieve higher clock speeds. So, it seems that what Nvidia did to enable the 5950 to reach the higher clock speeds they run at was have the bios bump the voltage up a bit. So...
Sounds like you need to contact Zepper. Perhaps he still has the original firmware. Of course, there's no guarantee this will solve your connection problems. As I said before, with modems it's a YMMv kind of thing and the quality and speed of your connection may depend on a number of factors...
I had better results with the prime peripherals external modem that computergeeks also had about the same time they had this one. I got 2 of those and 2 of this one and those seemed to work better for me. Also, I suggest you flash back to your original firmware. I flashed one of mine to the Zoom...
The Monivision is a computer monitor. I don't know exactly what you mean by it "being rebagged as a TV'. There is an optional "vision box" attachment that costs extra and will allow it to accept component video input as well as the standard VGA input. Anybody thinking of purchasing one of those...
Yes, but did that person try upgrading the 451s to an 851S, or did he or she try upgrading the 451s to an 811s? If it was the later (451s to 811s) then perhaps that was the problem as it's said that the 451 and 851 use slightly different hardware than the 411 and 811. As far as I know this is...
As for upgrading to 8x speed, I think that's all speculation at this point and there's no guarantee it's possible. However, it does seem that new firmware for both the LDW-451s and the LDW-851s has been posted on lite-ons website...
Just think how all the poor saps who got up at 3:00 a.m. and went and sat out in the cold the friday after thanksgiving are going to feel when they see this. :) Glad I wasn't one of them.
Furthermore what if these drives turn out to be a newer revision which might perhaps be flashable to 8x...
I totally agree. It seems that bestbuys new CEO this year must be Ebenezzer Scrooge. :) I mean come on if they want us to get up at 3:00 A.M. on Friday morning and fight the massive crowds they gotta offer something better than this. Bassed on all the Black friday deals I've seen listed so far...
Not only is the deal still alive, but it appears as though it just got a little warmer. If you click the original link to the card above there seems to be a new 30% discount code available on items that feature the turkey icon as opposed to the previous discount code which was only 20%.
Well, first of all the limit is not "per PCI slot" but is per PCI Bus. So the limit your talking about would still be present if you used 3 separate cards (One USB2, one firewire, and one ATA100), unless you were using a motherboard that had multiple PCI buses. Some modern high end boards do...
I actually have one of these cards. I've never really used the 1394 and USB2 ports on it that much. So, I can't really comment much on the performance of those, but the ATA raid controller on this card uses the CMD (later known as Silicon Image) 649 chip. One of the positive aspects of using a...
I'm not saying this is always the case, but all of the retail boxed Intel processors I've bought came with case stickers. That includes a couple of 2.8Ghz Xeons I purchased recently. So, I think the only way youd need case stickers would be if you bought OEM processors and most of those are...
Not necessarily! Sometimes that's true and sometimes it sin't. Many of the newer chipsets, especially Intel chipsets, use a hub type architecture in which the devices that are integrated into the chipset have a higher speed connection to the system than they would through the PCI bus. In this...
Yes that will work. However, just how much voltage and current you'll get and whether or not it'll be enough to power any device I'm not sure. Of course you could construct an array of serveral of them connected in both serials and parallel to increase your power output.
If you've never worked...
I also thought that the 5900 didn't take up the first PCI slot in addition to the AGP slot, but when I got my Prolink pixelview 5900 (non-ultra) I found out that it also blocks the first PCI slot. So, if your buying a 5900 non-ultra thinking that you'll be able to use your first PCI slot watch...
Well, actually my reasoning is just the opposite of DVdudes. In my case the stuff you find integrated into motherbaords is not satisfactory for me. For example when you talk about motherboards having onboard raid, what kind of raid are we talking about? Most of the onboard raid controllers I've...
Does this one take up an additional PCI slot? I'm interested in an FX5900 but I can't sacrafice one of my PCI slots. Are there any FX5900 Ultras that don't also take up the 1st PCI slot or will I have to settle for a regular FX5900 non-ultra, in order to retain the ability to use that 1st PCI slot?
That denpends on your system. While it may be true that some people have no problems with the drivers, some do have issues with the drivers. One issue that immediately comes to mind is the problems some people have had with multiprocessor and hyperthreaded single processor systems. I'm not sure...
Does this UPS produce a true sinewave output or a modified sinewave? I've had trouble with units that produce a "modified sinewave" when used with systems that have certain brands of power supplies in them. I tried a couple of cheap UPSes with my dual Xeon system, which uses the PC power and...
But doesn't it need to be activated just like XP? If so, then even if you could do this youd have a problem the next time you ever needed to reactivate it.
Sam's club seems to carry this model or at least my local Sam's club does. Anyway, I doubt they would pricematch Sam's club since it requires membership. I bought one awhile back at Sam's and the price there was $198 (If I remeber correctly). As I said, I doubt they would pricematch Sam's club...
Seeing as how this is a prescription drug in the united states, how does that affect the legality of someone in the US purchasing it from an online pharmacy based in another country like this? Would it even be legal to do so?
I'm not trying to crap on the thread or anything. I'm just wondering...
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