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also, you said you're looking for a 17" monitor: i have 3x 17" crts, two are flatscreen trinitrons. also 2x 19" crts one trinitron, although shippings going to be a beeatch. :D
sounds like some default bios settings wreaking bootup havoc.
it's better to detect installed drives once from within the bios and then set them permanently rather than leave them on "auto". also, set unused ports/channels to "disabled" or "not installed". if you have a raid controller, and...
what the model of your mobo? when you boot up to the xp cd you will, at some point, be given the option to press F6 and provide setup with a driver disk:
here's an example from seagate:
http://www.seagate.com/support/kb/disc/faq/sata_detect.html
what brand of board do you have? On many newer boards there is a bios setting which allows a mouse (or keyboard) to power up the system. for example, to turn on my pc i type "awake". Look around the bios in power options for a mention of the mouse turning on the system; disable it. or as...
CentronMe: I did make an assumption about which cpu leviathann was inquiring about. maybe he does have an M0, so here's a more complete answer, although all of this and more is in the datasheets...::)
Intel produced 3 specifications of the 2.40C chip w/ 800mhz fsb:
SL6WF D1 512K 0F29h...
oh, and the likely reason your laptop s-video has extra pins: it probably also carries coax spdif/composite video. my old dell uses this dongle to adapt:
I have a quadro fx 1000, and i understand your confusion. That is actually a connector for stereo glasses, not s-video.
or the full article:
http://www.guru3d.com/review/eye3dpremium/
I've had cheapo KOSSs, Grado SR-60s, which sounded pretty good but were *extremely* uncomfortable, and now sennheiser HD-570s. I've been extremely pleased with them. Both previous pairs were ruined by repeatedly having the cord pulled. These 'heisers have a single removable cord as opposed to...