Recent content by jdkoola

Thanks for the reply. I have two disks; however, after I get the overclock accomplished I have no interest in using Windows, so I was planning on replacing the Windows partition with Linux.

I know that the Biostar TForce 7050 comes with HDMI on the rear IO port. It also has a motherboard header for SPDIF. Sorry if this is a noob question, what's the easiest way to get a SPDIF output on the rear panel? Is there anyway to use optical instead of coax? Do I need to purchase some...

Sorry if this has already been discussed, but I'm new to the forum and I searched for Linux threads--and there didn't seem to be any. It seems like it's easier to do an overclock from Windows, since programs like CPU-Z and such aren't available for Linux. Should I install Windows first...