bios does not give me the option to totally disable the onboard video card, it just gives me the option of which one will be checked first onboard, or pci-e first during boot up.
The latest "official" drivers from Nvidia don't recognize the new 7300GS and will not install. I downloaded the latest beta driver off the Nvidia site which does support the 7300GS, and it works great, but doesn't solve the booting problem.
I'm now useind drivers off the Nvidia website, however their latest official driver doesn't support the 7300GS yet, and will not install, so I had to use the latest beta driver off of Nvidia's site. It works great, but same boot problem.
I built a HTPC using a motherboard with an onboard 6150 Nvidia video chip. The system was 110% stable. Since the motherboard also had a pci-e slot for a video card, I just upgraded to the new Nvidia 7300GS video card. Nvidia video drivers generally being universal for all new cards, I figured...
I built a HTPC using a motherboard with an onboard 6150 Nvidia video chip. The system was 110% stable. Since the motherboard also had a pci-e slot for a video card, I just upgraded to the new Nvidia 7300GS video card. Nvidia video drivers generally being universal for all new cards, I figured...
I used the 6150 onboard video for awhile and it's actually not bad if you never want to play games or anything, but now I replaced it with this card http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814125014 the Nvidia 7300GS. Onboard memory, silent passive cooling, and supports everyone of...
I must humbly disagree...... while wireless technology is getting better and faster all the time, it still doesn't match the speed of a hard wired setup yet.
OK my pc has a gigabyte nic adapter. I want to buy the fastest router I can get, and the D-Link Gamers Router would seem to be the only one set up for gigabit. Does anyone have experience with this router, or any suggestions?
I don't know if you are useing any cable splitters, but I had the same types of problems and they cleared up after I replaced my cheap generic Radio Shack" splitters. Cost more, but definitely was worth investing in the best quality splitters available.
http://www.s3graphics.com/en/pressroom/pressrelease/2006/s3gpr060208_newegg.jsp
I was looking for a video card and this sounded like it might be my best choice for the money.