Recent content by Xorp

They aren't needed, only the chipset drivers are

By default SBS 2011 has nearly everything on. Exchange 2010, Sharepoint, SQL, etc services. If you want to use and leave all those features on, you really need 16gb of RAM. Exchange really murders RAM. I recently built a customer a SBS 2011 server with only 8gb and they wanted all those services...

Most games still don't take advantage of >2 cores

Was it 100% confirmed that this drive uses 512 byte sectors?

I have Fios with 35/35. My friend also has the same. But when we transfer files to each other via FTP with programs like Filezilla Server or Xlight, we only get 4-5 megabits. Programs like AIM are much faster but I would like to increase FTP speeds because its more reliable. I will also be...

Because that's how Sandy Bridge's architecture works.

A 1x PCIE card can go in any sized PCIE slot

Samsung F4 320GB. Has a 640GB single platter, but only uses half of it, so only has to seek half the disk.

I would prefer to have onboard graphics than not. In case I want to sell my graphics card, then use the funds to buy a new one, using the onboard in the mean time

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Still no fixes?

Am I right in reading that RAM clocked higher than DDR3-1600/PC3-12800 will be pointless for Sandy Bridge since almost all the overclocking will be done with the multiplier?

If you live in the US, have you found a good place to buy the R3? ncixus.com has it for ~$100 usually, but they charge $50 to ship it to the US!

I got a new Geforce GTX 460 video card that seems to force deinterlacing on everything. Problem is that it does a really shitty job. Everything is really choppy/stuttery, it looks like it's blending frames, and framestepping back every other frame at the same time. It also doesn't perform IVTC...

I also have a EVGA GTX 460 and also can't change the core with EVGA Precision. Just letting you know the problem isn't only on your end.