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One trip to wal-mart works around those limitations - VISA gift card and a disposable cell. This kinda culls the lowest hanging fruit as it were, but doesn't really stop if someone's determined.
1a) Buy more RAM, and donate my old PC to a family in our church.
b) Buy more AM2 compatible hardware from Newegg
c) Start a forum thread with a pic from my donation to help others "get in the spirit of giving" a little early this year.
2) Phenom
If you've read this far, please take a look...
I'd love to see a hundred individuals show up in support of Seagate. :eek:
:)"Your honor... the plaintiff is a lawsuit-happy MORON.":D
I don't hold it against an individual for not knowing metric vs binary. It happens. I do have a problem with the individual deciding to sue when they could...
Ok, maybe someone here can help me out :confused: - I'm trying to see if there are any motherboards out there that are compatible with SATA port multipliers, and if anyone's had any experience with them. Specifically, I'm looking at internal support for port multipliers since I should be able...
Anyone notice the FBDIMM remark in slide #1? :confused: I take it that the chips themselves will be ready for motherboards with FBDIMM slots - any timeline on when those motherboards will appear?
~R