idiotekniQues
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Originally posted by: adder1971
haha, dang vista. where's my XP????
Originally posted by: idiotekniQues
maybe he is running win 95![]()
Originally posted by: Core2
Originally posted by: aintitthelife98
Originally posted by: adder1971
be back in a bit John, off to do my multi boot with vista.
Nice. I've been running an XP and Vista dual boot for a few weeks now. I really like Vista and have had no compatibility issues.
How's the speed compared to xp and bench marks
Originally posted by: Bateluer
Odds are, I'll end up buying this board.
However, there are some reports that its SB gets fairly hot, because there is no HS on it at all. I've been following this thread on and off, but I don't want to read through 20 some pages to find an answer to this question if its already been posted. Is a simple heatsink attached with a thermal adhesive enough to effectively cool the SB, such as the NB32x line from Zalman?
I've also got some rather large OCZ BGA RAMsinks lying around that I could stick on the SB as well, though the thermal adhesive on those is terrible. I do have some AS epoxy available though.
Originally posted by: aintitthelife98
Originally posted by: Core2
Originally posted by: aintitthelife98
Originally posted by: adder1971
be back in a bit John, off to do my multi boot with vista.
Nice. I've been running an XP and Vista dual boot for a few weeks now. I really like Vista and have had no compatibility issues.
How's the speed compared to xp and bench marks
In terms of daily use it feels a lot faster to me with opening windows, moving between programs. I don't game so thats no issue to me but I've heard games run slower. I haven't done any benchmarks in it.
Originally posted by: Rytr
Well, I am going to give it a try. Picked up a 6600 and 2GB of Mushkin to go with it. Plus, I am going to try the Freezer 7 several here have suggested.
Originally posted by: Core2
Originally posted by: aintitthelife98
Originally posted by: Core2
Originally posted by: aintitthelife98
Originally posted by: adder1971
be back in a bit John, off to do my multi boot with vista.
Nice. I've been running an XP and Vista dual boot for a few weeks now. I really like Vista and have had no compatibility issues.
How's the speed compared to xp and bench marks
In terms of daily use it feels a lot faster to me with opening windows, moving between programs. I don't game so thats no issue to me but I've heard games run slower. I haven't done any benchmarks in it.
Would you please give Ryan a few tips on how to install it right.
He's going to spend weeks trying to get xp back
Originally posted by: Bateluer
Odds are, I'll end up buying this board.
However, there are some reports that its SB gets fairly hot, because there is no HS on it at all. I've been following this thread on and off, but I don't want to read through 20 some pages to find an answer to this question if its already been posted. Is a simple heatsink attached with a thermal adhesive enough to effectively cool the SB, such as the NB32x line from Zalman?
I've also got some rather large OCZ BGA RAMsinks lying around that I could stick on the SB as well, though the thermal adhesive on those is terrible. I do have some AS epoxy available though.
Originally posted by: adder1971
Originally posted by: Core2
Originally posted by: aintitthelife98
Originally posted by: Core2
Originally posted by: aintitthelife98
Originally posted by: adder1971
be back in a bit John, off to do my multi boot with vista.
Nice. I've been running an XP and Vista dual boot for a few weeks now. I really like Vista and have had no compatibility issues.
How's the speed compared to xp and bench marks
In terms of daily use it feels a lot faster to me with opening windows, moving between programs. I don't game so thats no issue to me but I've heard games run slower. I haven't done any benchmarks in it.
Would you please give Ryan a few tips on how to install it right.
He's going to spend weeks trying to get xp back
i think i've got it. modifying the boot.ini now. apprently the partition got hidden somehow so vista didn't do what it was supposed to. xp still uses ntldr and boot.ini but Vista has it's own loader.
Originally posted by: dlxmax
Not SATA, it's IDE. I swapped ports and cables, no change. I've disabled all the SATA ports and the printer and serial ports, no change. I disabled IDE DMA and prefetch mode, no change.
After post, tt just flashes a white cursor without booting off the drive. Insert the XP installation CD, and after the "hit any key" thing times out, it tosses up several colorful ASCII characters on the screen and freezes.
Doesn't matter if it's master or C/S; no boot. I've tried the HD as first boot device, no change.Originally posted by: Core2How are your jumper pins configured on the ide drives hd cd etc. Make your hd the 1st boot up options in the bios.
