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Hey all,
My WinXP 32 SP3 has been irking me a bit lately. After it boots and it starts loading the desktop and NOD32, it tries to access the floppy drive. I can hear the floppy head move once or twice, and then it goes off.
Any clue what XP might be searching the floppy for? I thought it...
Hey daytripper,
Thanks for the information. I finally went with the Kingston 800MHz as I did not wish to take any chances and initially I will only be overclocking mildly by simply adjusting the multiplier. I will consider an upgrade later down the road. Thankfully modern RAM isn't that...
I plan on running the Asus M3A78 with an AMD Athlon X2 7750 Black Edition - Asus website says it is supported, but some people on the net have reported problems running variants of the M3A78 with this processor (system would not POST). Most were caused by RAM incompatibilities it seems. Anyways...
I searched a bit and there's some information here already.
I'm not sure, I tend to think 800 would be OK since I won't be bothering with the FSB frequency, plus it consumes less power (I believe so, at least). But on the other hand, 1066 could give nice headroom and may help if I get my...
Hello all,
As I'm planning to build a system with an Asus M3A78 and an AMD Athlon X2 7750 (2.7, Dual Core, Black Edition), I would like to ask for some input about what memory I should use.
I plan on overclocking the processor but as it has an unlocked multiplier I understand I can simply...
MSI's specs are here: http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=prodmbspec&maincat_no=1&cat2_no=&cat3_no=&prod_no=1431#menu
Chipset is 770/SB600 whereas the Asus comes with 770/SB700 which I would guess is a better combination?
Tried the same motherboard a couple of weeks ago....see here:
http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1395202&highlight=4830
Same problem...at first it worked and booted...then it became slower..then no video, no POST, no BIOS, nothing.
I tried everything and I came to the conclusion...