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Did you ever see that thing? Just max 1500MB/s, your normal RAM will do better then that, just trow in a 2GB or 4GB(XP64/2003) and you have the best optimalisation for your swap-file Edit: Jeremy, you beat me with that one... I needed to use 12 minutes to type it while eating.

Look at a U1, then tell me what you think .

Link to see the back As you can see the slot’s are full height witch is common on a 4U case.

Just check if full-hight cards fit and it will suite you like a normal case.

Check for the "termination" jumper on the HDD, SCSI works as a network, it uses "end-stations" (terminations). Edit: Had to change my grammer

That's all you needed to say. LOL, well, I have one here and it still works,

Go to the Gigabyte site and check it out @gdogg: Systemfiles would be the best, for the SWAP-file it would be better if you just trow in more RAM in the motherboard sockets. (Bâshrat the Sneaky is saying the same with other words )

Some Maxtor SATA II drives don´t work (well) with nVidia 4 / 410 / 415 chipsets, just for your info .

There is some text on that BSoD, it is always helpfull to tell us (that is if you still have the BSoD ).

Questions: Did you intall it on a clean Windows? What OS are you using any way? What is the informacion you got from the blue screen? Did you reset your BIOS settings? Just give us what more information please so we can help you out better (If it´s not broken that is ).

120MB/s Is fast, I will be happy if mine can get to 60 average, 120 burst yes but not for 10 seconds or both drives must be WD raptors (they wish the could get 120MB/s ). To copy 160GB from a normal drive to another drive takes me 45 minutes, so that’s like 59.23MB/s, no matter if it’s PATA or SATA .

Or just find an other PS/2 port, lots of hardware stores have motherboards that they trow away, just ask one from them. They will be happy I think that you take there garbage.

Yeah, your right: http://www.oempcworld.com/Merchant2/mercha...8M-EDO-DIMM-ECC Those ones are used in printers and some servers indeed, I forgot about it. But like you also say: "Most of what you will find now is ECC though, which his board doesn't support."

The ATI 9250 cards are passively cooled , but it could be a special model. If it´s a Powercolor card then sure it´s a voltage problem.

I noticed that the ATI 9250 video cards don’t work 100% well with AMD 64 chipsets (S754 and 939). What I did is to raze the voltage of the AGP a bit. I hope it helps

Those pins have the same layout as any other header on a motherboard with USB. 1 o --- Power +5v 2 o --- Data (-) 3 o --- Data (+) 4 o --- Ground 5 o --- Ground Edit: didn´t see the picture of LLXX

I hear a lot of people say that S754 is so outdated, but when you don´t have the budged or you don’t want to spend so much money on a new machine the S754 Sempron64 is the way to go. S939 isn’t giving you a performance boost and future upgrades are not that sure with the latest socket (A)M2 witch is also going to have the a Sempron version. Any way, go for a 64 instructions CPU, it most likely will support more optimized instruction sets, for example: AMD Athlon (32bit) does not support SSE2/SSE3, the Sempron (32) S754 does support SSE2 (later revisions also SSE3) and the "F" cored Sempron (64) has SSE3 and x64 instructions too. Also you don’t pay any extra cash, or almost nothing, for a 64 bit CPU compared with a 32 bit.

Tato, nice freaky link , "pimp my rig"

EDO RAM? eeuhmm, that is way back, 72 pins? I think we are talking here about 168pins? It´s not the size of the dimm, it´s the "chip count" that is important: 256MB with 16 chips (double sided) or 128MB with 8 chips EDIT: Just got 128MB PC133 DIMM with 16 chips in, they still "make" them

I presume your monitor too Reset your BIOS, if that doen´t help the replace the motherboard

With other words: Now for example you have a 8 chip DIMM, you will need a 16 chip DIMM Sometimes a BIOS update can help a bit, but most of the time it´s hardware...

Dear MSFN friends, I'm desperate to install a PHP / MySQL based webshop on my site but I can´t get it done. I installed PHPnuke on it and afterwards OScommerce, but it gives me this error: “Server Requirement Error: register_globals is disabled in your PHP configuration. This can be enabled in your php.ini configuration file or in the .htaccess file in your catalog directory.” My provider of the webspace I´m renting doesn´t want to enable “register_globals” becourse he says that it´s dangerous for my site and other PHP sites on his server. The server I´m on is a Windows 2003 based IIS so “.htaccess“ isn´t there (only for Linux, but we already knew that). What I want with/from my Webshop is: -Works without “register_globals” so using another type of variables -Free / Open Source -Works more or less like OScommerce -Works with credit/debit cards Other questions are: -Is there a work-around on an IIS server? -Are there any other free webshops like OScommerce that don´t use the setting "register_globals"? Any ideas? Thank you for helping me out p.s. www.puntomx.net is the link...

Do you have warranty? Then don´t say any thing and just bring it back to the store, they will fix it for you

In windows you also could print directly to an IP, just install the printerdrivers on the PCs and go. I just googled a bit for you and found an example: http://www.wellesley.edu/Computing/WinXP/printing.html It should work, I had the same router here before .

I´m sure we are not talking about Raptor drives here, they are just old-school 20GB drives that came in 5400 or 7200rpm with 2MB cache . To make a partition of 20MB would be the best indeed (in my eyes).