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    WHS changed my thinking

    I use a WHS that I built and ignoring the storage area for a moment the rest of the features are compelling in my situation. I like the automatic client backups and the way it wakes my PC from standby in the night to run it. My main PC's drive died two weeks ago in a storm and I had another...
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    Connecting HTPC to AV Receiver

    So I was just reading this page and it looks like Auzentech's X-Fi Prelude card which features Creative's X-Fi chip will soon support DD Live and DTS Interactive through driver updates. Sounds like the best of both worlds to me.
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    Connecting HTPC to AV Receiver

    DD Live and/or DTS Connect don't require game specific support other than a 3d audio mode like EAX. They are a function of the sound card hardware which takes the audio channels and encodes them into a standard DD/DTS stream that any decoder can work with. It would be awesome if Creative...
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    Gaming mATX board FINALLY!

    And I already have my board up and running. Thanks again Steeeeve! ~SUPERdylan
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    Abit Fatal1ty F-I90HD Ram problem...

    I suppose you could also set your RAM to 533Mhz and see if you can overclock your CPU. This might take some suspicion off your RAM for the BSOD. I don't know that much about the chipset on this board though. Maybe it has issues with RAM in all four slots. Do you have the latest official BIOS...
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    Abit Fatal1ty F-I90HD Ram problem...

    Run the Prime95 Torture Test at stock speeds to see if everything is working correctly. Use the Blend test so it relies on your RAM. I did this yesterday and I got an error. I then ran the SmallFFT test because it doesn't rely on RAM and it was without errors. I went back into my BIOS and upped...
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    Abit Fatal1ty F-I90HD Ram problem...

    Go into the BIOS and bump up the DDR2 voltage a bit. I just got my board last night and it wouldn't POST with more than one stick in until I upped the voltage 0.05v. Just do it a little at a time until you can POST with all your sticks in. A bit tedious to keep putting RAM in and taking it out...
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