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damn. didn't wanna go nvidia again but with a deal like that i might need to. sale ends the 14th... i dunno if i'll have the money by then. hope so! thanks for the headsup
so i have 800 bucks to spend on an upgrade, i need mobo, cpu, and video card. i currently have an athlon 64 3200 754, an asus k8v-se, and a %$(^@(* 9600 256mb video card.
here's what my requirements are, it has to be an opteron 165 or 170, oem or retail doesn't matter - and a really nice...
depends on the bios. could be a memory issue try removing one then the other stick (if you have more than one)
anything show up on the screen? could be video error as well. trial and error, look up your bios manual on the internet somewhere and it should give you a more specific thing to look...
thermal paste will be better than the pads they used. the pads they use imo act as more of an insulator than a heat spreader. it's nice and clean, throw it on there :)
when i worked at a computer hardware store, the best selling and least returned mobo we had was the p4p800se. it's extremely reliable and from what i hear overclocks decently... not much info on the gb board but it looks trusting. but if i was buying a board i'd get the p4p800se
Used this for about a week, but did not appreciate the temperatures my computer achieved with this. I was using it in an acoustic room with a mostly silent computer (it's a great PSU, it was stable even under that temperature and performed excellent in cooler temperatures).. I moved on to a...
however pat has been enabled on the asus 865 so it's not really useful to spend the extra money on the p4c800. nearly 200 bucks for a year something old board? please
no there are no physical differences like that at all... physically they are the same board, except for maybe the pin headers for usb and firewire... the platinum has open pins, the diamond has a closed plug adapter... at least looking at the pics i have laying around that is the only...
i usually refrain from saying this on public forums but...
ROFL
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?Submit=GO&Range=1&InnerCata=22&bop=and&description=nforce3&srchInDesc=939 that's a list of what newegg has to offer as far as nforce3 agp boards for socket 939. from what i've read...
negatron! nf4 simply supports pci-e only. you can go get a albatron ATOP adapter, and look like a fool, or stick with nf3 boards. unfortunately it's hard to find a decent nf3 939 board, your main options are msi k8n neo2...or wait for the new dfi board ... as i am (im)patiently doing, as well