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Look carefully at the photo's. Those fins are more like pins with both vertical and horizontal air-flow.

If the processor does not support SSE then this is obviously a bad idea. Early AMD processors like the thunderbird and early durons don't have SSE support. Intel processors have SSE support on by default, so you don't need to do any changing for them.

May I suggest that people with AMD processors that support SSE start using the beta 4.0 clients! Windows console client 4.0 beta Windows Graphical Client 4.0 beta Linux Console Client 4.0 beta You then need to remove the core files (65, 78, ...) from your Folding@home Directory/folder. Don't...

Check voltages on your PS. - Run a monitor program with an alarm capability. Change Molex plug - You may have an intermittant connection.

That is what I've done - I've gotten firedaemon and am now running them all as services rather than under my user account.

Correction a simple shortcut in the startup folder to the console version.

No they are running as a simple shortcut, in the start menu, to the console.

Sorry about my recent performance - I'm having problems with roaming profiles corrupting the folding data. Specificly, the roaming profile has a startup shortcut that points to "C:\program files\folding@home" However whenever I logon on another machine the shortcut changes its addr to...

What does the event log say - Are you getting delayed write errors, timeouts, or errors regarding the device drivers or the SCSI subsystem. Have you done a full chkdsk on the array to check for bad sectors.

When it is acting wonky check display properties->settings->advanced->displays->moniter->refresh override Compare to when it is acting correct

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Yes it matters. The last plug should always be populated otherwise the cable is unterminated causing signal corruption. Some controllers/motherboards are picky about the Master/Slave/Single (WDC) jumpers causing either slow detection or failure in detection of the drives.

Coug, Don't worry, by my calculations you have till Dec. 4th to increase your daily production. An earned early Xmas present could still save your place in folding history and help with the team's place too. Another less useful solution is the "give your points to Coug" program like was done...

Pioneer DVD Jumper block While not for the 305s, I doubt that pioneer changes their jumper block from model to model.

Me not quite sure how much different this is than MSN messenger that is installed with XP (regardless of ones choice not to install it or to uninstall it after installation). Please note That MSN really makes me pissed

Add a few machines and my daily points increase a bit. To All: You too can do it, if you choose. Otherwise - EAT MY DUST.

Really folks If you are capable of building a lifesized fully functional lesbo android then why are you asking advise about computer MB's. You are obviously plenty skilled enough to build a computer. The 7k400pro is too flat chected for an android. You need something in a smaller form...

It also could be a failed chipset/video fan. It really is symptomatic of classic overheating. What is overheating is very debatable at this point.

I would agree that you can get less expensive nforce2 ultra boards. With the the Gigabyte Kt600 and sys748 boards you don't get the features of the Gigabyte 7K400 pro2. I would argue that it is worth the extra money to get the pro2. The 7NNXP costs too much though. NewEgg Pricing: $164.99...

Android? Acadet, incase you mis-read me - I do not like the Antec solution series cases: They are not built to the quality standards of the other Antec cases. They are lower in cost however. I do like any non solution series Antec case.

Gigabyte 7n400 Pro II Athlon XP Barton 2500+ 333 FSB (easily overclocked to 3200+ with 400 FSB) Speeze FalconRock 5F286B CPU fan 2x (256MB or 512MB) Crucial PC3200 DDR ATI Radeon 9600 Pro WD2500JB (Good rebates right now) Antec (non Slk - Solution series) case and PS While these are not...

If they are yanked then there is generally a very good reason - i.e. they are buggy. With IDE drivers do you really want buggy with the associated risk of data corruption. On the other hand, it is annoying that the previous drivers don't work well with ATAPI drives. You can always use the...

If you want an answer from Clocker the perhaps a PM at SR would be appropiate. If he is not coming back, then you can't expect an answer from here.

I had no knowledge of you leaving SF, or the reasons therof. The only knowledge I had, was of you leaving the SF team. Thus there was no implication for the reasons for leaving SF. The reasons for leaving the team were made clear in the thread at SR and you clarified them even more here. I...

- Report on my Office Computer Infrastructure upgrade - By the way, I'm pleased with the Barton 2500 (333 fsb) + Spire FalconRock CPU fan + The Gigabyte 7K400 ProII's and Crucial DDR3200's they seem to handle overclocking the 2500's to 3200 with absolutely no problems. One simply tells the...

Clocker, by his abandoning of SF's FAH team brings to the forefront the purpose of belonging to a team such as ours. For him, it appears to be the competition. We are not moving forward in the stats and thus association with us is no longer desireable. SR was not moving forward either, so his...

I too have taken several IQ tests over the many years and they have actually been relatively consistant 128-138. It has not mattered whether they were professionally done, web based, or even book/magazine based. As far as "intelligence" I really don't think of myself as being more intelligent...

131 - Facts Curator - I'm intelligent enough to order the full report

By the way I decided upon Gigabyte 7n400Pro2's with Barton 2500's each with 1 Gig of ram. These should drasticly improve upon the PII266 and PIII500 that I am currently using. When finished with this current upgrade I should be folding with. Previously: 2 Athlon 1900MP's Over the next few...

The 400SC computer's are being purchased at signifigently less than what just the CPU's would cost. Not planning to buy any HD's - Got lots of them. NForce2's were actually in my mind. It is useful to know that Linux has problems with them - I didn't know that. unexpected because the...

I understand about Dell Deals - I'm getting 3 400SC's for Gosh sakes. The file server won't work with Dell: Specificly getting a case large enough to fit the 10 drives + CD + Floppy currently there. To get a machine from Dell with a case large enough would be cost prohibative. I'd be willing...

Hey, Right when I'm getting ready to upgrade my machines - you're going to close down yours. I'm adding 3 3.2P4's (dell 400SC's - Yuk, but the price was right) and I'm going to build three from scratch (I haven't decided what I'm going to put into them) and replace MB/Proccessor/Ram on a empty...

You don't see it on maps because it is now scheduled for termination

Why can't we out-source George W. - It would save far more dollars than everyone in congress combined. The money gained from not being an occuping power and having to reconstruct Iraq and Afganistan would be soooo nice and that doesn't include the real savings from the fact that He is an...

If you can't afford new - Try used. That option is better than eating bread and water. It is also better than choosing the car you buy by its price. You will have a larger pool of cars to choose from. You've gotta be careful because there are pitfalls with used cars but if you are careful...

If you've got an open ISA slot then you may be able to get an old ISA SCSI (an adaptec 154x card (you can get them on E-Bay) and a SCSI drive with the appropiate cable. There is also the possibility of getting an old ISA IDE controller (something like an EIDEMAX II from promise that supports...

I got 5 for $450 and another Single for $95 plus shipping: Me going to fill all my computers with these. For those that don't want to wait for the bid process - there are "buy it nows" for $119 -> $150. I've been watching them for a couple weeks with the intention of buying one; watching the...

It appears that there is a glut of people on Ebay dumping 3ware 7810's dropping the price down. I assume that some companies are upgrading to either the current model (7506-8/12) or the 8000 series. Here's an opportunity for those that are interested in grabbing a good IDE raid controller...

Yes, I forced Gigabit speed - It did not make any difference.

The server adapter should fine in most all PCI slot configurations: Specificly it worked fine in the high speed slot for the Asus a7m266-D. The desktop adapter is limited to normal PCI (32x33) or (32x66). I really don't know what types of slots are 5v vs 3.3V

I agree that it does sound like a PCI bus problem and yes the AMD dual processor chipsets have the same limitation as the VIA chipsets. However, the card is in a 64x66 slot and that slot has lots of BW to spare. Basiclyu on that machine all the slots are filled with stuff. More to the point...

You are correct that the two 3ware cards can't make a single array. But MS software raid can make a single array from multiple controllers: It doesn't tend to be as stable as a single controller because of timing issues, but it works. Knowing a little about the background, I'll make some...

It is not the cables - I did the diagnostics for the cards and was getting 25-40 bad packets in 1,500,000 packets: That is totally within my normal expectation for GbE over Cat-5.

My experiance is that you can't mix 3ware's raid and Microsofts (choose one). By choosing Raid-0 in your mix, you risk all because if for any reason the Raid-0 array has any problems it will be unrecoverable. Drive failure is only one possible reason for problems and you've covered that but...

No need for digging up the Email. I've spent most of last night testing the network with the new evaluation Intel cards and the Linksys switch. I've been getting interesting results. I got my intel package containing two server cards, one desktop, and one dual port server. First, the...

In my backup, There is no compression going on at all and none of the disks have any compression. I have no idea if the Linksys EG008W switch supports jumbo frames. I can see no reference to it or MTU's in the specifications and I also did a google search and found nothing of interest.

I don't know, but $33.00 (desktop Pro/1000 MT) shipped seems to me signifigently cheaper than $42.50 shipped via Googlegear. The flaw of the Intel price is max quantity of one.

I got a Linksys (EG008W) 8 port GbE switch (please don't confuse with the EG0801) for aprox $175 which seems to be a good deal especially since they actually exist unlike 8 port GbE SMC's

Perhaps, I need to specify the reason for the question so that you can address the reason for the question. I have a unmanaged switched TCP/IP network, with multiple machines that backup to a single file-server. Some of those machines have a lots of GB's of local storage and on some of the...

What is the actual difference? When do those differences matter? If it matters, then do the differences make it worth the price difference? Links: Intel Pro/1000 MT Server Intel Pro/1000 MT Desktop Good prices: Intel Evaluation Program