I have put together 3 machines with this motherboard and the X2-550, I wanted the extra cash. Two of the machines unlocked and run fine. The third will unlock but is not stable. Blue screens in windows.
All three overclock, two hit 3660 and the third will do 3900.
I recieved aDell laptop that was loaded with trojans and spyware. After eliminateing the malware. THE COMPUTER WILL NOT ACCESS ALL SITES. Anand's front page the top banner will not come up and the left ad will not display. The other flash ads are fine. Google is a no go and other pages with...
It is a very cool program, but a lot of the data is very outdated.
The program did provide my neighbor and I a good laugh though. I printed him a map of his property, while he was examineing the map his wife walked up and said "Oh an aerial photo" at which point "I told her it was a satalite...
I had a similar proablem with two of my machines. Both machines would reboot at the same time in the SETI process. Just after sending a WU and starting the next, after the first report of estimated time both machines would reboot. Microsoft most of the time would report a driver proablem usually...
Whenever I build a new system the first thing I do is test the motherboard. On the workbench power supply motherboard on the antistatic bag it came in, one stick of ram and the video card connected to the monitor. If the board boots and gets to bios then and only then do I mount the board in the...
It is very simple. Heat shrink tume is avalible at radio shack. Very cheap. It is hollow, flexible, plastic tubing and when heated shrinks tightly around what ever it is put around. All you have to do is cut off a piece with scissors slide it over the wire re connect the wire slide the tube over...
Cut the burned wire. slide a piece of heat shrink tubing, a little longer then the exposed wire, over the exposed wire. splice the cut you made, and pull the tubing over the exposed wire and heat the tubing to shrink it in place.
As for a new floppy drive I like Teac. What ever brand you use...
I have one I used for an old Kodak digital camera. However it fits in an ISA slot. You can have it for the shipping cost.
The Grump
PS; Lexar used to make a USB photo card reader that took PCMCIA cards
Model GS-UFD-20SA-TP
I was just testing on the bench. No speaker attached. Did all the usual seating and reseating. The board has a bad conection somewhere if you twist the board a little it will post. I will play with the board tomorrow. Just set up the old BX6 Rev2 700Mhz @ 935.
I need to go deworm a couple of...
Lost two motherboards over the weekend. A Soyo SY-K7V Dragon Plus running a 2100 Palomino and my spare an Asus A7V333 which was a replacement from Asus for a customers machine. The ^#^%#^% thing seems to boot but no video.
So I guess its of to E-Bay to find an el-cheepo motherboard.
The Grump
$27 bucks and change at Wal-Mart. Four external and one internel. Just upgraded the wifes machine. Her machine uses the same motherboard you have. It works well.
DaGrump
I have had two Epson scanners, both with slide adapters and they both have done a fine job. Before the Epson's I had a couple of HP's both crappy on transparencies. My brother has a canon and is OK but not as good as either of my Epson's.
The Grump
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