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    ASUS X99 Motherboard Series - Official Support Thread

    X99-E WS trouble with bios 1003. With Windows 7 (Bitlocker enabled) setup as MBR and Trusted Computing enabled (tpm) the board boot loops to the bios setup screen (ez-mode). In ez-mode the Samsung 840 pro is seen as a sata device but is absent in the boot priority portion of ez-mode. Within...
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    New HP Z24i IPS Gen 2

    good display w/no issues. slightly lighter around bottom and 2 sides perimeter. D7P53A / JAN 14
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    Free CPU Diagnostic Software

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    Trying to set up Crucial M500 encryption

    good to know, thanks
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    Trying to set up Crucial M500 encryption

    bitlocker is only 128bit aes encryption. NSA wants at least 192 minimum for top secret.:D
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    post code AF?

    save that bios chip. i got "AF" out of the box on my first p9x79 and 2 weeks of use with the second board before it hit again.
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    Dust filters, what are they good for?

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    MDPC Sleeving

    small size is too large for 18 ga. wire imo. medium size is perfect for sata cables. i prefer the flexo or techflex, whatever it is, idk, from mcmaster-carr in the 1/8 dia. for 18 ga. wire. it's still good, a bit better than the other stuff, which is still 90% of what mdpc-x is.
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