Recent content by Jeremy_Tos

I'm trying to fix my girlfriends internet problem and can't figure out what im doing wrong. She has the following equipment Cable Modem,Linksys SPA2102, and D-Link DIR-655 router. I hooked it up as follows.... cable modem -> LINKSYS VOIP -> DIR-655 had two problems with that setup.... first...

Thank you. That's what I thought it was but was just making sure as I don't plan on overclocking immediately but may want to in the future.

I understand the difference between the two, but I am wondering why the 2500 beats the 2500k Not a big difference but I didn't expect to see any difference or if there was I expected it to be the other way around.

Firewire 1394 is not important to me. So it looks like i'm going with the Gigabyte GA-P67_UD4 unless someone gives me a good reason to change my mind.

I am using DDR3-1600 and as far as I know H67 will only support up to DDR3-1333. Am I correct?

Thank you for the quick reply. No I don't have any applications that would use 2G Ethernet but wondering if this is something I should look into having to future-proof myself (However, that question doesn't matter anymore since you are correct I accidentally looked at the evo not the pro. The...

Asus P867 Pro and Gigabyte GA-P67-Ud4 Three things that I'm wondering about are : 1) The Asus has a 2G Ethernet while the Gigabyte has a 1G Ethernet. Will this make a different when using wireless internet? 2) The Asus has a 16 for Power Phase while the Gigabyte has a 12. Will this make a...

Not a big deal at all, but just wondered whether or not I had to as I have never had the issue before. Then again I usually bought the motherboard and then bought the ram after so I used the QVL. But since the Sandy Bridge MB's are not out yet I purchased the ram first. Either I have no problem...

ok so along as G.Skill is listed on the QVL i'm good to go?

purchased G. Skill F3-12800CL9D-8GBRL and while reading the customer comments I noticed someone complaining about the voltage on the ram being incorrect. This was the response posted by G.Skill. "We are sorry to hear you are having issues with this memory. The memory specification is above...

Thank you! That's more or less what I was trying to understand.

Its not a question of what I can afford.... but rather am I paying for something I will never use. For example I can afford to buy 20 burgers at McDonalds but I would never eat half of that so why bother.

Prob a dumb question but will the Sandybridge 2500k include a heatsink/fan?

I know that it may be overkill... but I have the itch and some x-mas money to blow. I was going to get an i5 but decided to wait for an Sandybridge. I'm currently using an E8400 and 4Gb of DDR2.

Thanks guys. I will not be overclocking to answer your question. I think im going to go with the top option, but two more question i have before i pull the trigger. 1) 7-7-7-21 is not an important thing to consider right? 2) This ram will DEFINITELY work with the sandybridge right? 3) Any...