Recent content by gmcttr

I have room behind the front cover of my Antec case to use a piece of 1" thick fiberglass funace filter cut to fit. Very cheap and takes forever to clog enough to restrict airflow.

http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=WORM_MSBLAST.A http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.blaster.worm.html A couple of links with Blaster removal instructions.

I mentioned the CDRW (CD read/WRITE) thinking you may want the ability to burn your own disks. Or a DVD R/W would be even better. By the way, I have the same MB and CPU. Nice system.:D

Case, PSU, CDRW. Skip the anti-static wrist strap. Just touch the case before handling components. Do you plan to OC?

http://www.endpcnoise.com/cgi-bin/e/Antec_True380S.html Antec True 380 - $39.95 + shipping.

http://www.zalman.co.kr/usa/product/cnps7000a-alcu.htm Near the bottom of this page Zalman shows you what to look for on a socket 462 mb. You must have greater than 55mm (2.1654 in) between the center of the CPU and the power supply. 2 1/4 inches will work.

Krueger81 I had the same problem with a slight oc. The problem was that with the DRAM Frequency set to Auto, it used a 3:2 divider. Changing this setting to 400 MHz gives you a 1:1 divider. This brought the bandwidth benchmark scores up to where they should be. THis setting is in the bios...

So... I wasn't the only one with wierd problems. I installed a p4p800, p4 3.0 and 2x256 Kingston Hyper X 3200. At startup I often got the message " system failed due to overclocking". The thing is I wasn't overclocking. So I overclocked it to 3.3Ghz. No problem. If I set the "perfomance...

I just upgraded my system with a P4P800 Deluxe, P4 3.0 and 2/256 of Kingston HyperX DDR400. When I ran MemTest 86, I never got through a single pass before MemTest would hang. Tried the usual swap out ram, etc. and always had this happen. I had about decided to RMA the board. As a last resort...