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Certainly under $100 for cheapness, but less is better... bump

bumping... some offers pending... remember, DIRT CHEAP...

I have had some communication with some of you... bump

As title says... Want To Buy old, DIRT CHEAP notebooks. (the cheaper, the better) (working or non-working) (prefer paying via paypal or money order) (also have a 6800 I could trade) Heatware = Az2 ebay = az2zej So... what ya got?

Rule #1: If you have to ask these questions be prepared to buy new stuff when you break yours. Rule #2: You asked so I will tell you. (I cannot be held liable) If you can raise the speed of your CPU without raising the voltage, good. If your PC becomes unstable at a certain speed then...

I have used multiple pairs of headphones and have restarted my PC. The problem doesn't go away. At first I thought that perhaps my cold cathode light or my TV tuner were interfering with the card. I removed them. I still have the problem.

I recently purchased a Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeMusic sound card. I installed the card and drivers and I do have the headphones plugged in correctly with the correct setup. I hear a loud buzzing/static sound. I can hear audio played but not very well because of this LOUD...

I am having the same problem with my new X-Fi I bought today. I don't know what to do. Can anyone help?

Actually, it's not a joke. As always, feel free to make offers on my for sale items.

For sale: 1 $100 Best Buy Gift Card = $100 shipped Accepted forms of payment are cash, check, money order, or non-CC paypal. I have some heatware with the username Az2. (5-0-0)

I got it. I'm so very happy.

Just tell him to order a Fostech PC. Fostech uses only the highest quality parts to insure that you get years of joy from your PC. Tell him it will be A LOT cheaper, and of about the same quality. (of course he won't get the alienware case) If anyone wants a fully customized Fostech PC, just...

Right now I'm using Disk Druid to repartition and re-install RH9. I'm deleting preexisting partitions and loading RH9 very lightly. I will then install 98SE. I'm just going to use this system for 3 months at university until black friday rolls around, then I'll get a new notebook.

I get the same problem. (system freezes)

I have a Dell Inspiron 7000 notebook. (P2 366, 128MB RAM, 8GB HDD, etc..) (old) I got it for $50. Anyway... I currently have RedHat 9 installed on the system and it works just fine. (a little slow of course) I'm trying to install WIN 98SE since I don't know much about Linux. I put in the...

Well, I have received/installed the PSU. It appears to be made to a higher quality than my old Raidmax. I don't know yet if I made the right decision to go with this PSU, but it's CERTAINLY better than my old one. (the voltages are much more stable)

I don't agree that a review is worthless if it isn't conducted in exactly this manner. Yes, I do agree that it isn't as worthy, but it is CERTAINLY better than nothing. I perhaps shouldn't have reccomended this PSU yet. Correct I shouldn't reccomend or dismiss it until I have first hand...

I MOST CERTAINLY AGREE that the review you gava a link to is a FAR better review. BUT! They didn't review the PSU in question. They didn't review anything like it.

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=40&num=1 and http://reviews.pimprig.com/power_supply/logisys_glacier_500w_power_supply.php?page=1 Yes, the second one had fan problems, but he STILL gave it 4 pimp hats.

Well, the reviews were good and they're not on the list of unscrupulus PSU companies.

Well, this PSU can't be worse than my current Raidmax with voltages all over the place.

I suggest the Logisys PS500CLA PSU. It looks nifty, It's cost efficient, but more importantly I read several reviews that all say that this is a very stable PSU. The reviews also included that it's pretty heavy (for the case being half lexan). (this is good) It has fairly large capcitors and...

I would like to purchase one gigabyte of PC3200 RAM. I would prefer 2 512MB sticks, but if I can save a lot by going with 1 1GB stick, I will. So... What do ya'll have to offer? heatware = Az2

I would like to buy a good PSU for my PC. When I say good, I mean high quality and stable. I don't need PC Power & Cooling's latest masterpiece. I don't need a 24 Pin Motherboard connection either. This PSU will be used to power the system in my signature. I would like over 400 Watts...

I have this card. I was able to unlock the extra pipelines and vertex shader. Unfortunately, I paid $200 for mine on black friday 2004.

I did it. It didn't help too much. It did help 4 mhz on the core and 4mhz on the RAM though. The card is an ATI Rage 2C PCI. The stock clock was 75/83. I now have it at 99/118. I ran some benchmarks and it has definately improved performance.

Enermax, Fortron, Antec, Vantec, PC P&C, TTGI...PLEASE I have one of those 420 watt Raidmax PSUs. Highly unstable. -12V = -13.6V = BAD I think this PSU is why my RAM has been dying, new PSU soon.

I already have standard thermal paste and super glue. Thus, no money would be spent. Thank you for your idea Mr.K6.

Would making a thermal transfer epoxy out of standard heatsink compound and super glue work? (I'm OCing the video card in my #4 machine just for fun and want to add cooling without spending any money) I would spend money, but it's my number 4 machine (soon to be #5 because apple notebook is...

PSU=2 Rear Exhaust=2 side intake=1 front intake=2 Hard drive cooler=2 CPU=1 GPU=1 Total = 11

I recently had a similar problem with bad memory.

Well, first of all you've got to make sure it isn't the RAM itself that is dead. You should put thos sticks in slots 1 and 2 and run a testing program such as Windows Memory Diagnostic or memtest86. If it turns out that is is the slots, make sure they're clean and the RAM is seated in the slot...

How'd you get such an AMAZING deal? I was exstatic when I got my 6800 for $200. (although they were $300 back then)

I SO KNOW A GUY WITH THIS STUFF! He would never part with Star Wars stuff though.

This seems to be a complete system to me. (you also get a video card)

I'm going to agree with 9600 5500 9250 5200 MX4000/440 The MX440 and MX4000 are the same card. They basically rnamed the MX440 the MX4000 for release with the FX line.

I received mine today.

ahhh... thank you. Now... do you think a fan mounted on the heatsing would make it cooler?

Well, the reasons I would bother are that I want to overclock the card soon, I have tons of fans lying around, and I'm bored. I'm not really sure of the temp of my card. How can I check that?

Would it be wise to remove the fan shroud from my 6800 and just mount a fan directly upon the heatsink. I removed the shroud on Saturday for some cleaning and noticed that the heatsink is rather small. So...Would adding a fan directly to the heatsink provide better cooling, or not?