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| DP45SG/Q9650 ![]() Join Date: May 2003 Location: Alabama
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| The serial cable should be plugged into SATA 0 on the mobo for a single serial drive and make sure the jumper is set to primary drive or where it is suppose to be on the hard drive. Then go into BIOS and check and see if the drive is present. If it is try setting your ATA/IDE config. to legacy instead of the default 'enhanced' and below that set Legacy IDE channels to 'SATA P0/P1 PATA Sec'. That might work. You should have anything that says RAID disabled and for your boot drive you should see that drive and select it. Good luck! |
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| | #7577 |
| Registered User Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Sydney
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| Thanks Dastardly & Sandog! Some great info there.. I'll have a thorough play round with it tonight.. Keep 'em coming.. Thanks again Guys! Great work! Cheers, auditri |
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| | #7578 |
| DP45SG/Q9650 ![]() Join Date: May 2003 Location: Alabama
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| Thanks, I hope it helps. Well I am up and running with the XT. Didn't hit the 27K in 3DMark like I was hoping, got 26,131. It is over 2K more than what I had with the Pro. In 3DMark2003 I hit 12.5K. Got a couple of pics. I put the heat sinks on using a T-square and lined the fins up narrow side being verticle so air will flow better from Zalman fan extender. Pretty easy job although it was harder doing it with the water hoses already attached to the water block. I made sure the card worked before I did this but I did not take a look at the core temp before removing the stock heat sink. Now I am at 35C core temp. Exos went up 1C at idle and sits around 31C now. I really want to get the Aerocool fans for the side especially the aluminum ones so they do not bend. The 80mm I have on top the video card does not blow air like my Exos fans. I touched my regulator heat sinks when I had the new card running in there and no Zalman Fan Extender and I burned my finger. I am thinking about a 120mm now on the ZFE. Anyway, tomorrow is monitor day and I still have Acronis to mess with. Pic1 | Pic2 |
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| | #7579 |
| Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: vermont
Posts: 125
| new comp builder d875pbz ver 301 i just put a sl6wk 3.0c ( 30 caps ) proc went in hard wen lowering zif waiting for mem n moor $$ne1 no how to wire up wave master :wave2: to d875pbz ? im as noob as it gets to building ..hope i put this in the right thread Last edited by diablo2 addict : 06-17-2004 at 04:14 AM. |
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| | #7580 |
| You gonna throw that? Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Austin, TX
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| I think this was supposed to be posted the the native Romulan speakers thread. |
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| | #7581 | |
| DP45SG/Q9650 ![]() Join Date: May 2003 Location: Alabama
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Anyway, the manual that can be downloaded from Intel's website thoroughly explains all the header pins for hook-up to the front panel buttons/LED's. Congrats on the new board and good luck. | |
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| | #7582 |
| DP45SG/Q9650 ![]() Join Date: May 2003 Location: Alabama
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| Well I got a reply from Logitech support that this mic is available for purchase. Free shipping from BB for $19.99. It has the regular 1/4" mic plug and has a mute button right on the mic. Suppose to have quality pick-up plus the color matches my other stuff (most important). Well I am off to the house to open my new Dell 2001FP monitor. ![]() |
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| | #7583 | |
| Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: vermont
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| : Quote:
white & blue /orange & white / 2x gray o the sticker is not good its up side down | |
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| | #7584 | |
| Ferocious Watch-Kitty! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Oklahoma, USA
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My thoughts exactly. Maybe it's just me, but normal English just isn't all that hard to type out. Or is it just me? Billski
__________________ Intel D875PBZ v303, BIOS P22 | Intel P4 3.2 Extreme Edition | Koolance Exos AL cooler w/CPU and GPU waterblocks | 1 gig (2 x 512m) OCZ PC3500LL Platinum (Winbond BH-5 chips) | ATI 9800 Pro | (2) WD 74 Gig Raptors, RAID 0 | Plextor 708-A CD/DVD +/- RW Drive | Enermax EG475P-VE-SFMA PSU | Lian-Li PC-72 Aluminum Server Case | Logitech MX-700 cordless mouse and keyboard | Hitachi CML174 17" LCD monitor | Windows XP Professional Last edited by BillC : 06-17-2004 at 06:21 PM. | |
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| | #7585 |
| DP45SG/Q9650 ![]() Join Date: May 2003 Location: Alabama
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| I was talking to someone in this thread about the security of your personal information on the net and elsewhere’s. There is a lot of thievery going on on Ebay and online banking. I don't think the police can even keep up with all the crapheads and they know it and once they get your money, kiss it goodbye. I just went to Best Buy to place and order and they already had my full credit card no. on record. I immediately notified them and they said I can check box for not having my address on record but to remove the CC# all I had to do was change my password. Just want to let you people know who do a lot of online purchasing like me that if resellers have your CC# you might want to try changing your password. |
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| | #7586 |
| DP45SG/Q9650 ![]() Join Date: May 2003 Location: Alabama
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| Here's some before supper-monitor unpacking pics. Excellent quality monitor sofar. A small button on the base releases the weight-balancing pole. Very well built feel to it. Monitor also swivels 90deg for portrait and the screen comes off very easily with the push of a button also. Front Rear Main connectors (has aux. USB ports on the side) Base lowered Base telescoped Base underneath Woot (more cables) Will have some electrons flowing this evening and some more shots. Any bets on how many bad pixels? Edit: Fixed base underneath. Last edited by Sandog : 06-17-2004 at 08:37 PM. |
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| | #7587 | |
| Ferocious Watch-Kitty! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Oklahoma, USA
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Congrats on your purchase, Sandog! Looks very nice. Bill(jealous)ski
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| | #7588 |
| DP45SG/Q9650 ![]() Join Date: May 2003 Location: Alabama
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| Well I got the monitor running. I only had one bad pixel and it went good after about an hour. I at least got to see what one looked like and it was real discernable so I know that I do not have anymore. I took a pic of it which was a ridiculous idea, you could not see it unless the pic was very high resolution. I’ve got the only display selected in properties (FPD) and I used the INF’s off the Dell CD for monitor support. I am still using 1024x768/75Hz right now but I’ve had it at 1600x1200/60Hz. I am using the DVI cable of course. The brightness and contrast are at 50 and I turned the brightness up 5 points, contrast was not adjustable. Controls seem OK, the Plus one appears to have two levels or else it is a little hosed (haven’t read the manual). S3 works the same as before even with the DVI cable but the video input selection LED on the monitor stays on (bright green) as well as the power LED going to a dim yellow. Also I have two unknown devices in hardware that are Radeon XT related. Couldn't get rid of them at all. I have the both Radeon devices showing in display adapter fine. I had to uninstall drivers and run the ATI uninstall utility then reboot in Safe Mode and run the ATI utility again. I still had a 9600 card driver in there before. I did this twice and still the two unknown Radeon devices. Everything works fine though. So far I am happy. Happy because it works 100% especially only 1 bad pixel and now it is working. I know I have to get use to this LCD monitor though. The monitor is bright but it is not the glassy clear bright you have with a CRT display. Anyway, here are a couple of pics before I go off and join a clan scrimmage. That will be the next big test, how the monitor does in a 10 person clan match in UT. Will I see ghosting? (I hope not). Pic1 | Pic 2 |
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| | #7589 |
| DP45SG/Q9650 ![]() Join Date: May 2003 Location: Alabama
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| Back from playing some UT. I did not see anything out of the ordinary. Just really really good graphics. The game looks a lot better than the desktop. Could be too much of a good thing with the XT card and all card settings maxxed in the game. My game sucked though and I think whats throwing me off is having a larger screen and I am at the same resolution. I guess I will just have to suffer and get use to the speed and display size. Why is it always me? |
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| | #7590 |
| Registered User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Adelaide, South Australia
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| Congrats on the new monitor Sandog, 20" sure gives you some impressive real estate to play with ![]()
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