Originally posted by: unclebud
i have a biostar m7vig400 and i never bothered to installed an add on sound card
rarely noticed a benefit using either soundstorm or audigy
Originally posted by: necromancyr
Yeah, for some reason gigabyte hid it under the 'advanced' hidden menu options - the ones they don't mention in the manual. I have another gigabyte board so ended up trying that and it worked.
Kind of weird for a option thats not really a 'power tweak'
Originally posted by: Sonikku
Originally posted by: necromancyr
Yeah, for some reason gigabyte hid it under the 'advanced' hidden menu options - the ones they don't mention in the manual. I have another gigabyte board so ended up trying that and it worked.
Kind of weird for a option thats not really a 'power tweak'
Might I have to do the same thing for a AGP card?
Originally posted by: Solarium
Installed the mobo/cpu, man this thing is 3/4 the size of my old Abit NF7-S. Somehow I feel like I'm downgrading my mobo... Hope this thing works
Originally posted by: Ruroni
Why do some people call this deal "warm at best"? Is there anything better out there? (too bad I can't get it for $89.99 anymore)
The MoBo on my sig is pretty much on it's last leg (won't even let me run my CPU at default speeds, let alone O'Clock it)... So, I'm on the market for just such the upgrade, and I would love to pay as little as possible, since I'm pretty hard up for cash...
Before I pull the trigger I want to know if someone knows of a better deal or something. In this particular instance by a better deal I mean paying less; not necessarily Bang For Buck.
Also I have a Zalman CNPS7000-Cu -is that going to fit/work on the BioStar Nf325 & A64? I really don't want to spend on a HS&F. I'm not being so much cheap, as much as genuinely broke.
Originally posted by: mellondust
What are the on board videos like on the boards that have them? Are they going to be better that a gf4 ti4200? Also, if I want to be running win98 on this, is there one mother board that is better than the other? Right now I am leaning toward the nforce3 board, but am having a hard time making up my mind.
Originally posted by: mellondust
What are the on board videos like on the boards that have them? Are they going to be better that a gf4 ti4200? Also, if I want to be running win98 on this, is there one mother board that is better than the other? Right now I am leaning toward the nforce3 board, but am having a hard time making up my mind.
Originally posted by: GeezerMan
I built the Venice core 3400+ on a Biostar Tforce board. Very nice. Speedy enough for me at stock speeds for single threaded applications. I see Newegg has updated the description on their page to indicate it's a Venice core. I watched as a Ebay seller sold MANY of these CPUs for 99.00 plus 15.00 shipping. He probably has a stack of motherboards that cost him nothing. Amazing how people won't do a little Google action to find out that they can get a better deal from somewhere else.
Anyway, I need some ideas what to do with my 3400+ PC, as my main rig is a dual core 4200. Probably would make an ideal HTPC. It's too nice to go unused.
Originally posted by: amdskip
Turn it into a beyondTV box. There's a thread in hot deals right now for a good deal on it.
I have the Biostar but I'm amazed at how hot the nforce chip heatsink gets on the motherboard. It will literally burn my finger if left on too long, anyone else's get this hot? This is with like 0 load and no OS running.