Recent content by Odio

There is a mounting body of evidence to support the hypothesis.

itt: a bunch of people unable to comprehend that 3200mhz ram with tight timings can perform just the same as 3600mhz ram with loose timings. And like many others, I wish there was a list of motherboards that currently support 3000mhz+ ram. I really want to uprade to Ryzen, but there aren't...

Motherboard: MSI P35 Platinum (MS-7345) CPU: Core 2 Quad Q6600 [Being replaced with a Xeon E5450 in a few days] RAM: 4x Corsair XMS2 CM2X2048-6400C5 (8GB total) VTT: 1.2v NB: 1.45v SB I/O: 1.8v SB Core: 1.15v Spread Disabled. stock timings at default speed: 5-5-5-18-51-3-6-3-3...

That is the answer I was looking for, tyvm.

I just want to double check and be 100% certain.

I am looking at an x300 as a secondary video card to hook a TV up to my computer (S-Video). I want to make sure it will work with what I have before i blow a fortune on it. Specs: Win 7 x64 E6600 2GB Ram 4850 Asus P5K Vanilla Hiper 580-R Power supply I am just going to use it to...

Just did a solder job on an old Ultra66 card I had laying around. I've spent about an hour googling for the FastTrak66 bios/utility but all the links are dead. I know it's a long shot, but maybe someone here has it on an on ZIP drive or something. I need version 1.08 or earlier.

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Out of my price range. I can only afford ~$40. Also, this is going to be used in a chilled liquid application, so an inline pump is a no-go.

I'm looking to replace my weak 80GPH pump with something more robust. I have the bright idea of using a 1000GPH bilge pump. But I have to wonder, will the pressure from a 1000GPH super mega deluxe bilge pump be too much for the seals on my waterblock to withstand? Any advice?

I don't believe this is allowed.

I see what you did there!

Does anyone have a picture of one? I've googled the shit out of it and cannot find any.

Bumping.

Bump.