Recent content by coyote3

Please disregard, sorry, I made the mistake of creating a String value. Once I correctly used a 32-bit DWORD value it worked. Yes, I'm on Windows 10 64-bit with Office 2019. (Wow you are fast! I solved it and deleted the post in just a couple minutes, but you had already replied!)

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Thank you very much for your reply, mpo! But I really like the neckband style because having something on my head or in my ear all the time bugs me.

I know this was probably a joke, so please forgive me for noting seriously that.. Since as I mentioned "I've got carpal tunnel so I can't hold the phone" that phone HANDSET would be dangerously injurious and painful to me.

I'm looking for a more comfortable headset to use with an iPhone. Rather not have it in the ear or on the head all the time, so I'm thinking a neckband-type headset would be best. I also want high audio quality, so I'm looking for a corded/wired one. I've tried various Bluetooth...

Thank you very much for your replies, Maximilian and ShintaiDK! I picked up these systems a couple years ago, it only recently dawned on me that the system with the slower CPU (2.4GHz vs. 3.2GHz CPU) is faster. I might even stick a SSD in there now, since the A64 mobo is SATA2 (while the P4...

Thank you very much, smakme7757, that was a far better answer than I hoped for!

I want to compare the buses on two computers with CPU-Z. The AMD one has a figure for "HT Link" (1002.15MHz) whereas the Intel one has a figure for "Rated FSB" (798MHz). Are the MHz figures for each a good comparison, please? (If so, I'm thinking the AMD machine is a little faster.)

p.s. They both fit perfectly! Corsair TechSupport just now wrote me this: "Use the CPU cable, but if the other one fits, it will work fine as well.". Which confirms that you're both correct. Apparently in this case... If the glove fits, you must acquit.

Wow, that's a relief! Thank you both very much for the helpful replies!

I'm confused by this in my Corsair CX600 manual: "Connect the eight-pin +12V (EPS12V) cable. a. <snip> b. If your motherboard has a four-pin socket, detach the four-pin from the eight-pin cable, and then plug this four-pin cable directly to your motherboard." My mobo does...

Sorry, I now understand that the other categories (than "ATX") at Newegg also fit the bill to follow the advice I've now taken to buy an "ATX" PSU.

At Newegg the largest high quality ATX PSU is 380W. Where can I find a selection of larger HQ ones, please? (Incidentally, I need ATX for my older computers. My video card upgrades call for more than 380W; 400W might be enough but I'd feel more comfortable with 500W or 600W. I've read that...