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If anyone is interested in the setup that AMD used to test the XP 3000+, here is some information: they used an Asus A7N8X, Bios Rev 1001.D and disabled APIC in the BIOS. They also used the ATI Radeon 9700 with 128MB onboard DDR RAM, plus they used Video Driver 6.13.10.6218.12.09.2002. There...

Ha!

So as Herr Gary points out, we would have three Community Forums (the third being the News section) and then the three Off Topic Forums that we have now. That makes sense as everything used and visited most often would be in one central location. Where or how would we setup a link for...

Thanks for the link to Liam's article CityK, it was informative reading. I wish more people would make the evaluation and see that purchasing an AMD XP system at the moment is a great deal - the best ROI business decision in my opinion. The only caveat to this would be very graphic intensive...

1,3,4,5,6,7,9,12,14,16,17,18,19,21,22,23,27,27,29,30,32,33 Many of the items listed I was not able to partake of as a young lad, but I remember them just the same. Drive-ins really aren't that old or outdated, are they? The best thing about 45s is that they last - they've outlasted many...

I think it is time that we get some new picturez of Groltz'z mazter piece.

A blue screen of bliss on a Gameboy.

Ooooh, WD VLB video cards. I'm only left with the ISA CGA cards. :(

This shouldn't be a problem SYROB. Connect the first router to your cable modem (WAN). Connect your server to one of the internal LAN connectors on the router's switch. Set the router up to accept an IP address from your ISP and you can either set it to DHCP or static for the private network...

Good points Tea, that is what I gathered from Aces too. By the way, nice Avatar. Is that a picture of you after Tannin gave you a whirl in the clothes dryer?

I think that it should include another hardware manufacturers, since new storage stuff doesn't come around too often.

The new news submission integrated into the forum looks good Handy. As far as the idea I had, I was thinking of any official announcement from a manufacturer. Let's see what others say about this brain storm of mine.

That is my goal Herr Handy. :D . . . well either that or become a real-estate mogul. :o

Would it make any sense to integrate a special section on our frontpage that only displayed official release announcements? Or should we not get too involved with current events and leave those type of things up to the big boys like the INQ and Xbit?

Mercutio, if I could sell at NewEgg's prices, I'd be impressed. I can beat mWave by a small margin on some things (usually when outfitting a whole system). But NewEgg, they're tough to beat. Of course, if I sold hundreds of every item I stock each day, it would be easy! :D

It looks like the Bartender is inching closer and closer to Cougtek.

Option Three

It was supposed to go here not here!

What the . . . how did this post end up over here?

Ah, the temptation!

Now we know who writes some of the viruses we must fight. :)

No way! :eekers:

Finally, some sensible speaks. Great idea Handy, I just need the time (and website know-how).

Boofhead!

You're gonna make me go and deal with government officials at the BOE? Gads, they're the worst - especially the lady at the front window! Soon, soon, I'll get the blasted thing changed.

Ghost or image a copy of another drive in a special HDD copying system (which has more memory). Then put the drive into the system Dell machine. XP will run with such little memory, but it won't install on that type of system. I've done this with other versions of Windows.

Somewhere along the line you already justified your hourly rate at $100.00 per, so that shouldn't be an issue. Since you probably won't see any repeat business, I wouldn't offer a deal. Plus, ask yourself how much she would charge you for four hours of graphics work. Probably the same that...

He has already attempted to reset the router and use the good ports. Things seem awfully grim.

There is some nice information here about the Space Shuttle Enterprise. It seems to have lived a long life of ferries and finally was set to rest on display at the Smithsonian.

Agreed. Summer sucks unless you're on vacation in Hawaii and a climate controled room is always near by. :D

With the status lights not work with Port #2, that sounds bad. I would try this in the order listed: 1) Shutdown all systems 2) Shutdown or unplug Router 3) Shutdown or unplug Cable Modem 4) Disconnect computer systems from Router 5) Disconnect Router from Cable Modem 6) Wait one minute 7)...

That is chilly, I thought our 29°F last night was cool enough.

<cough> More information here.</cough> :)

As e-dawg so rightly pointed out, we should be back on topic. I picked AOL. I've made my sentiments regarding their software that I refer to as a virus clear in other threads, so I'll spare everyone the pain and boredom of reading it again.

I feel that way every morning when it is time to get up. :D I may have experienced influenza this past October. It came on hard and fast, wiping me out like I hadn't been wiped out in years. It started on a Friday afternoon with my usual symptom of a sore throat (sore throat from post-nasal...

As with high-speed SCSI drives, I'm expecting that the areal density will be lower, not higher.

Has anyone come across the issue mentioned here? Allegedly, Earthlink has staged its own bombardment of pop-ups that rival the worst xxx site.

What are the difference in symptom between something as a rhinoviral infection or influenza?

An organ ise iz zomething from the cryogenicz field, where they deal with the produktion and affectz of very low temperatures.

e_dawg Points considered: (1) I hate RAID - I'll buy that, it's a personal decision (2) I am using it as my boot drive, so I can't software RAID it - what OS are you running? This works just fine under Windows NT.

Maybe I'll just send all of my heatsinks to V8agent first. :)

Uh, Coug . . . . shouldn't the first heading be Thoroughbred not Thunderbird? :o Unless Canadians have special access to really fast Thunderbird cores that produce enough heat to warm a small family. :)

Beautiful job on the heatsink V8agent. The fan is presently spinning at 2,992-rpm (manually set) and keeps the CPU at 59-degrees Celsius under full load with a case temperature of 36-degrees Celsius and an ambient room temperature of 24-degrees Celsius.

Update on these Thermaltake contraptions I bought. I disconnected the automatic sensing, connected the rheostat and adjusted the fan speed accordingly. With this type of control over the fan combined with the decent heatsink, they should work fine.

. . . uh, yeah, that would do it.

I'm glad your friend is ok. What was the cause, ice?

Thanks for the information Gary.

Thanks for the links Dr.

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Nice information Groltz. It would be nice if we could even travel at .95C.