Recent content by JoJoFine

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813136159 and http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813136158 one has dual lan....but really whats the difference? the first one has 2 pci-e slots but isnt SLI? is that basically the gist of things?

I just shipped my motherboard back to newegg. After reading the recent reviews it appears as though this is happening to a few people recently

there is no onboard video

I tried taking the ram out and I finally got an error beep. However the beep code it gave me said that there wasnt a video card inserted. When I booted it without a video card I didnt get anything at all.

checked for it, didnt find anything I read around some other forums and took their advice. I took the video card out trying to see if I could get an error beep but I got nothing.

yes

I dont have the latest bios but I have the bios that support my cpu. I also tried taking everything out piece by piece to no avail.

its got an AMD 3700+, Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe , nvidia 6800gs, 1gig of Corsair XMS. It all runs on a 500w Antec SmartPower. I put the thing together today and got it all set up but when I turn it on I get a blank screen. All the fans are spinning, the cd-rom lights up, and the motherboard has its...

is there any immediate benefit of having the Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe over the basic A8N-SLI?

the Venice is $20 cheaper but I could OC the thing up to match the San Diego's performance is the San Diego worth the extra $20? also any recommendations on a board? I was considering the Asus A8N-SLI, DFI nF4 SLI, or maybe the cheaper Gigabyte GA-K8N Pro-SLI. I wont be doing much...

actually notice that the Creative MuVo N200 there has a screen, microphone, a line-in jack for direct recording, and an FM tuner. It also gets 15 hours of battery life and Creative has tended to be either about dead on or conservative in their battery life estimates. My Zen Touch is rated at...

heh i've got a box full of the stuff. i on an average month put 2-3 systems together for people but i always go with boxed processors and use the stock hs/f. i havent bought an OEM chip in years :p

i almost positive i'm gonna be goin with the Asus board. but now my question is, is that if i buy the chip OEM what kind of cooling solution should i use?

i looked at the EPoX EP-9NDA3+. i didnt really like the cluttering aroung the AGP slot

well I think the time to upgrade has come current specs are in my sig. let me tell you why i've finally decided to upgrade. First let me just say that my motherboard sucks. One day it up and decided that it doesnt have onboard RAID (when you can visually see it has the slots for it and...