Recent content by Kylere

Let me preface this by saying, this may be a stupid question. I have 3 MSI Geforce4 4400's. MSI had this handy little tool ( browser based) for overclocking the cards. When I went to the newer detonator drivers, this tool no longer works. Obviously it is in relation to using the Nvidia drivers...

This board other than shaky DDR400 support seems perfect to me for those unfamiliar there is a Description. Really though I am hurting trying to figure the downside other than my prior hatred of Via chipsets

Due to a hellish copy and past (grabbed the AMD instead of Intel MB name heh) please ignore

I had looked at it prior to reading what anandtech had to say about it So this still leaves me stuck, honestly I am thinking of breaking down and throwing out the concept of DDR400 entirely, chosing a lesser option and then doing new MOBO/RAM when DDR-II hits.

Building a purely gaming machine, cost is a consideration, but not the only since I am spacing out buys over a few months. I have already chosen and purchased case, optical drives, cooling options, cabling and power supply. Have chosen video card, sound(but this may vary depending on MoBo), HD...

Not to open a can of worms here, but that is simply not the whole truth, nor even true on any level. Currently only 2 Video Cards Support 8X (one being the over reviewed ATI9700) the next gen Geforce (the N30) will also support 8X. The other half of the coin is that no apps/games currently...