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    QX9650 question

    I updated my P5KC with no issues. Copying the file onto a CD should be Ok - I also think that EZ Flash will allow you to put the file on a flash stick. In my case I put the file on my second hard drive which is FAT32 and just pointed EZ to the correct folder. EZ doesn't support NTFS -...
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    Swapping mobos - question...

    I swapped from a 975 board to a P35, (and E8400,) board a few weeks back. Prior to the swap I ran the latest inf update from Intel. After I'd installed it - I won't mention that I couldn't get it to boot for an hour until I realised I'd forgotten to attach the 6 pin power cable to my 8800GTS...
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    ASUS P5K Issue

    If I understand what you have done the issue is the installed OS on the Barracuda. You can't stick an unformatted drive (with XP installed) on a new motherboard. The reason you are getting a BSOD of death is that the XP installation hasn't got the correct motherboard drivers for your new board...
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    Your Video Card Upgrade Ladder

    (My original PC, bought in 1992, was a 486DX@33Mhz with 4MB ram & a 170MB HDD. Cost £1500 - around $2800 at current exchange rates. Allowing for inflation that's around $4300 in today's money :eek: ) Anyhow: A generic VESA card Cirrus Logic VESA The mighty Matrox Millenium - first PCI...
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