ah awesome. Thanks!
That ALMOST fixed all of my problems.
The last problem is that I still can't right click on anything on my Taskbar. I CAN right click on my desktop, I DO have Desktop icons now... but the taskbar is still dead to my right mouse button :(
edit: Fixed it with another...
Update:
I tried a plethora of registry fixes from http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm (recommended on MSFT Community Newsgroups), but to no avail.
None of them have restored right-click access to the taskbar. I did however manage to unlock it. I still have no right click access...
Here's the scoop. My workstation got setup by some independent tech who has since pretty much vanished.
He installed WinXP Professional X64 onto the workstation for some reason. I'm a web developer and I absolutely don't need/want X64 because of whatever limitations, and it's not like I need...
I see a lot of popped caps on Gigabyte boards.
Also ECS, PCChips, (list of all crappy manufacturers)
I rate MSI just above gigabyte in terms of quality.
Excellent reply. Just because you have the option to change something doesn't mean it needs to be changed.
By SPD will be best if you don't know that you need to change your timings.
There's no point in doing this. Your hard drive(s) will drive you nuts as soon as your PC makes no noise.
Also, as someone already mentioned, underclocking it won't do much, it's the voltage you need to change, and you won't get too far with that considering the 2700 is near the top of that...
Any recommendations?
Canon's G5 would be nice, but it's $100US out of my fixed price range, so. Is there a toned down G5? I'd definitely go for a G4, but availability is slim to none, especially in Canada.
Here's what I'm concerned about:
- Good focal range (down to 2cm preferred, but...
2400+ ? Elaborate. Barton? Tbred?
Any improvement over PC2100 will help, but you might not even need PC3200. If you don't plan on upgrading, PC2700 will be good enough.
Also, PC2700 will be good enough if you're not OCing.
Yeah, it's been done. Very stylishly, I might add.
I don't have the link handy though. Someone will come up with it, though. It's that green/clear/metal one. Very nice looking. Wish I remembered the link :p
Yep, for sure. Bigfoot is my recommendation. These guys are often. I've done lots of orders with them and their service, shipping time, and prices are all terrific.
Try increasing your Vcore to 1.75v
Also, when did you get this Barton? If it was within the last 5 months or so, odds are it's locked up. Make sure the changes you make to the multi are actually taking effects (boot into Windows, check with WCPUID or CPU-Z, shutdown, reboot into Windows and...
I think you've done a good job defending your solution up to now.
But both of you lack evidence that Koolance is either a) cheaper or more expensive or b) less, equally as or more effective.
Needs moar proof, or else you're BOTH wrong.
Np, and don't feel stupid. Sometimes I forget that not everyone knows the lingo. :p
Cats = Catalysts = Name for ATI's drivers. http://www.ati.com/support/driver.html
Latest are the Catalyst 4.4 drivers.