Wasn't sure if the voltage could be controlled separately in each bank. I know if they are too far apart it would be an issue as one might not be able to bump up to what the other requires. But I have no idea what that difference would be.
Ok, built a nice system in the beginning of 2009, but I've been out of the hardware game for far too long. (I'm getting old!) I need to upgrade, but I'm not sure if I can just add to what I have or if I need to replace it.
I currently have an Asus P6T Deluxe mobo running 6GB of OCZ DDR3...
Meant to come back here and update this. I discovered that hitting F8 during the BIOS screen brought up the boot device menu and allowed me to select the specific USB device I needed.
Still have the same question about not booting with the external USB drive connected.
Has anybody been able to get this thing to boot from USB? I have selected the boot device as "External Device" but it just tells me to connect a bootable device. I know the device boots on other machines because I used it to load Win 7 on them.
Do you think it's confusing WHICH external...
I've been out of the PC building thing for a while, so dumb question.....is it safe to plug in these new larger fans into the mobo headers? I mail ask since most of the case fans already come w/ the adapter for the 4 pin molex connectors.
Got my system together and actually was able to play...
Ok, I ended picking up a CM Cosmos 1000 from Frys tonight for $99 + tax. I was concerned about how the PSU would fit so I set it inside and went ahead and installed. Then I decided to check the fit of the mobo...and installed it.
To make a long story short, I have everything installed...
Yeah!!! My mobo and PSU arrived today! Unfortunately I did receive the white box with no accessories including the I/O shield. I called Asus last week and they told me they don't even sell the shield separately yet. Oh well, guess I'll be doing w/o an I/O shield for a bit. No biggie, will...
It's not a question of working or not, it's a question of will Microsoft answer your call when it breaks. It frustrates me to death that VMWare has encouraged so many to virtualize their Exchange environment without so much as a whisper of..."oh, by the way...this isn't supported by Microsoft."...