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I ordered it through newegg, and the pictures they have show it without a raised mobo tray. the one I see with that feature is the P182. now did they also put that on the P180b, or is it just getting confused with the P182?
well if I have to, I'll cut in some slots to draw the power cords...
I just ordered a P180 and a eVGA 650i Ultra board. the 24 pin connector should be simple enough to run cleanly up the side, however the 8 pin connector is located right at the top of the board. The 8 pin is in the left upper corner of the board and I was wondering what other owners of the P180...
I picked the local shop. Just the other week me and the wife went to Best Buy to just browse around and pick up a movie or something. While there I figured I'd look at PC cases since I'm building a new PC soon. So the first conversation with an employee goes like this "I'm looking for computer...
While I've built several systems, I've never overclocked any of them. I'm not against doing it, but really have no idea of how to go about it. with the changes I've made by looking at getting another motherboard and another PSU I'm really at my price limit at right below $1100.
yeah but reading about all the problems people are having with VIsta, I might be better off waiting until it gets sorted out than being stuck with a broken OS for months.
hmm... after reading some of the threads in the Motherboard forum on the DS3 board I think I'll change that out for the Asus P5B. I've had two Asus boards in my current PC while I've had it and have been very happy with them. I'd rather spend the extra few dollars on the Asus board than deal...
It has been about 4 or 5 years since I build myself a new PC, but thats not why I'm doing this. The wife's PC was something I built back in college for her for about $300 bucks total. It has a 1.8 Celeron, 256mb ram, 20gig hd, and on board everything. It is slow, and as much as it was a labor of...