Recent content by gwuasg

unless your drive isn't bootable.

it will boot of cd to install or fix. it has to be selected from the startup disck c.p. when runing the os and restarted or hold down c at startup or hold down option and select it at startup.

I was at B.B. saw this, easy to open box looks exactly like a lite-on (it also had easy to open box) except it is labeled Norcent, exactly same specs except for not dual format. Anybody get one of these is it a Lite-On? Does it do DVD-R? Not hot but good deal $99 no rebates at a B&M and does 40X...

see lots of German site talking about them?

what abou VIA cpu's their low power but slow, how do these bench. a 400mhz G3 is about 5w-7w compared to a p2 @30w+ and faster.

16bit CPU can only address 8 megabytes of ram me thinks, so dumb question. the big reason for 64 bit is to address more ram.

yes

Biostar M7NCG, but dual channel is hardly worth the trouble. see this -http://www.amdmb.com/article-display.php?ArticleID=244 at best its a 5% performance increase because of the FSB bottleneck, but it does immensly help out board with the built in graphics.

couldn't you use old school 10B2 coaxial for the long run just dig a trench its tough stuff? be cheap spec is around 590 ft for a then you might need two computers at each end with 2 nics to transfer from 10/100 to 10B2 cards and cable would be cheap.

may be a better deal to get 2 50G seagates from the same place and RAID them for a few more dollars.

intel speedstep has nothing to do with the bios its in the enrgy saving setup.

I didn't mention any ways, I just said you could use a 2500 w PC2100 ram.

Your ram does not have to equal the FSB in order for something to "Work" if a board can run a 166FSB it is likely capable of running this processor without changing multipliers.

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Sure depends on your board, can you set the ram to 100mhz you can run ram slower than the FSB its just not optimal.