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Made a welcomed change...
I have more wire sheathing at work, so I'll have to try and remember to bring it home...
There was quite an effort in just adding the second GTX (cable wise)... Would be a little easier if I would have bought the sata drive instead of the pata, dang build a...
While I agree with most everybody who posted; I would've called it quits if I couldn't talk to the person I wanted to, when I called.
I would certainly think about this post, and the effort the guy is going through to spread his 'story' even if it is exaggerated. If it had to get to the...
Bottom line, imo, You can buy a $20 FUSED meter from Sears. It gives all the basic functions, but no auto ranging or fancy accessories. If you don't make a living with this thing, this would be fine.
Like I said before, I own a Fluke, but I'm a tech, so it makes me money... that's the only...
No fuse?
That's rediculous. So your meter blows instead of a replaceable fuse. Usually this is only a problem (read: easiest done) when measuring current.
You can buy a $20 basic Craftsman meter from Sears.
Should be here Thursday. chip is already doing good at 1333 (3GHz), with the stock cooler and 1.3v. I really like that everything was able to turn out good, and all black.
Inside pictures. Best I could do without cutting. Disregard the mess. I just finished this build and still have to install the TRUE when I get it Thursday, computer is on the floor because I haven't finished my desk, and I've got to get rid of a big piece of furniture
The fluke is absolutely best. I use a fluke at work and payed ~$600 for it. That's hard to justify if it doesn't make you money though. In my opinion the closest I've seen, in terms of accuracy (compared to Fluke), is Craftsman. Find the model that's right for you.
Mesh is t3h g3y.
I switched my rear to exhaust, and didn't want a side fan at all. I've had enough exposure to loud things, I want my pc to be quiet. The noisiest fan in mine is the small northbridg fan.
Got my PC-V today, to go along with the old faithful PC-65 (~5 years old). I'm dissapointed. In short, I bought the case from directron after viewing their image (no side fan), and even calling to verify that's what I was getting... I don't like the mesh at all!:(
I called them late this...
You'll have to disable the floppy support (has to be done in a few places)... I can't remember last time I used a floppy!
Via manual:
I don't see a listing for "A0" post code. However, there's a listing for 0A code, states "mouse initialized".
...My board has four pin cpu fan...
I had a pretty crappy experience with frozen cpu a few years ago. thankfully they dont have anything unique (for me at least) so i can spend my money elsewhere.
what I started doing back then was saving the page and description in IE and the receipt whenever I purchase anything FWIW