Weird.. I thought the 386DX and above had 32bit interfaces. Wasn't the 386SX actually a 32bit chip with only a 16bit data path... hence the differentiation between the SX and the DX? Hi. No the first 32bit chips from Intel where the Pentium's. That's why, if you were still using SIMM's, you needed ...
It's only the old 286-586 CPU's which were on 16bit interface.
Weird.. I thought the 386DX and above had 32bit interfaces. Wasn't the
386SX actually a 32bit chip with only a 16bit data path... hence the
differentiation between the SX and the DX?
use your ISP's and configure your mail client to use "myaddress@bigfoot.com" as the email address. Pretty easy to do with Mozilla/Netscape, haven't tried with OE (or any other mail client). That's going to be the best way. In OE, it's in Tools > Accounts > Properties As Steel said, just change the ...
Nothing major... but I once saw a sticker on a Seagate HD that read "Do not expose to forces exceeding 75G", so I though I'd test it out. This is while I worked as Tech Support for a large UK computer retailer. Basically me and a mate played football with the thing, threw it off walls, dropped a fil...
I trust you've tried different blank media? :roll: :lol: Only kidding. On a serious note, I had a similar problem with my Ricoh 8x8x32 CDRW. It just refused to even recognise that a blank disk was in the drive, but it would read other disks fine. In the end, after several calls to Ricoh tech support...
Has anyone had any experience of the Chaintech Apogee (7VJL) motherboard?
I'm thinking of getting it, you see, mainly because of the bundle that
comes with it, but it'd be an added bonus of it really is as stable as 'they'
say it is.
You'll need a Cat5 Crossover cable. You should be able to pick this up in your local computer store. Make sure it's a crossover and not a patch cable. Also, you'll need to set up each computer with the relevant IP address and subnet mask. Something like this: Computer one: IP Address: 192.168.1.1 Su...
Hi all. Does anyone know whether there are any drivers available for a 64Mb KYRO II under FreeBSD 4.6? Neither Hercules nor Powervr.net have them, but it's possible another 3rd party has made some? If not, is it possible to get the Linux drivers working under FreeBSD? Any help appreciated on this on...
The only cutting to my case I've done (so far) ;) was to cut 2 fan holes on the side panel. To be honest I just used a drill and a jig-saw to cut them out :D When I start my 'big mod' though, I'm going to get me some hole cutters :wink: Oh.. and I also have a window kit to install, but that will be ...
There's usually some tabs about 1/2" in from the front. One on each side, normally. The easiest way I found, was compress the top tab first, using a flathead screwdriver, and move it slightly out of it's notch. Now compress both side tabs and move them ever so slightly. Last, but not least, the bott...