Recent content by DeezNtz

Just go to www.msi.com.tw and download any BIOS version you want off of the BIOS page.

Does anyone know the question to this answer? I want to upgrade my BIOS but wasn't sure which one, either the latest 2.4 or the special V1.0B14. If the 2.4 doesn't have 4 way memory interleave then I'm going with the special.

Does anyone know if the latest version 2.4 also includes the built in 4 way memory interleave or is it only available in the special V1.0B14 version for the overclockers and powerusers?

allrite, thanks man. do you or anyone know what site i can get these files from?

anyone?!@?

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damn, thanks though... can anyone help???

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What commands in the console do you have to type in order to loop the demos continuosly?

Okay thanks guys. I tried running Prime 95 for over an hour and no crashes. Now I'm going to try running the Quake 3 demo but how do you loop the first demo? What is the command at the console in order to loop it?

Okay heres my situation. I recently just bought another 128 MB stick of Major Brand PC-133 memory from my local computer shop. Sandra's info on that stick says it has Samsung chips on it. Before I bought this stick I only had one stick of 128 MB PC-133 with Micron chips. With the stick of...

I was looking to buy a new vid card to replace my good ol Voodoo 3 2K soon. I am looking to spend $100 and on pricewatch I see a lot of Radeon SDR's and generic GeForce2 MX's for as low as $85. My question is which one should I get? Radeon seems to perform better at 32-bit res than the MX but...

And I'm sure if you upgraded your system with a 128MB stick that you would definitely see a performance boost.

I used to have Maxtor 6 GB drive and it made some of the loudest, most annoying sounds. Now I have a WD 15 GB 7200 RPM drive and I can't even hear the damn thing, even when the drive is busy. I think I read somewhere that WD has some kind of technology that dampens noise in their drives. The...

Personally I would go with Crucial which is Micron's memory division. The frustration with dealing with bad ram resulting from buying generic cheaper ram just isn't worth your time and the saved money. Plus memory is so cheap as it is anyways so going with a name brand company is a no brainer.