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I have noticed the same issue. It occured on two separate computers, both running Win2K Pro, when I upgraded from Opera 6.03 on one and 6.01 on the other, to 6.05 on both. I am unsure as to the cause. Must be a new "feature". hopefully 6.06/6.07 will fix it.

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I'm a Hard Drive?
WTF?

<a href="http://www.zenhex.com/tests/computer/"> <img src="http://www.zenhex.com/tests/computer/HDD.jpg" border="0"> <br>Which Computer Component Are you?</a><br>

Oh well, I'm a vital component, I guess.

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<img src="http://www.sheflug.co.uk/pcp3.s.gif" align="left">
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You are C. You're reliable, and strong. But kinda dull. But that's ok, right?
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<a href="http://grou.ch/lang/">What programming language are you??</a>
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Well, lessee. I've got a 6 hour+ drive, and I work on Friday. I was planning on driving up Friday night, and either renting a hotel room or crashing at someone's house (if anyone offers, *hint hint*); playing all day Saturday, bunking out again, and driving home Sunday. So, I'll be good for gaming s...

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I finally verified that I can have the weekend off. I will see you guys in Minneapolis in 2 weeks time.

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<center><a href="http://people.hws.edu/colleenlogan/mphg.html" target="new"> <img src="http://people.hws.edu/colleenlogan/tim.jpg" border=0></a><br> <br><a href="http://people.hws.edu/colleenlogan/mphg.html" target="new">which "monty python and the holy grail" character are you?</a> <br>this quiz wa...

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I put an Antec 80mm case fan on my Alpha PAL 8045; its rated at 33CFM @30dBA and 2800RPM. Pretty quite compared to the Antec HSF you mentioned. In fact, with all my CPU + case + PSU fans together (a total of 6, all the same model Antec fan), my case only runs at 36dBA; which is considerably quieter ...

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Well, It's not the "fastest", (lower memoy benchmarks), but the ABit KG7 is one of the most stable and has a feature rich BIOS -- which lends itseff well to overclocking. The stabiltiy is a result of the use of an AMD762 northbridge, as are the lower RAM throughtput scores. It uses a VIA 686B southb...

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1152 X 864 X 32, Becuase all I have access to is 17" CRTs (although I have many of them), and none of them will do 85Hz refresh at anything higher than that. I can still see flicker at 75Hz, and that is the highest these monitors offer at 1280x1024.

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What makes this processor a bad overclocker? Did they change the layout of the MPs after this?[/quote] They changed to the new organic packaging for the processor die to be mounted upon, away from the old ceramic packaging. Perhaps its just co-incidence, but the newer organically packed ones OC bett...

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The Athlon MPs are unlocked, yes. This will make overclocking easier, in that less effort will be needed to attempt it. However, the Athlon MP 1.2GHz is not known to be a very good overclocker. Getting them up to 1.333GHz would be considered a successful increase.

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Checked it with hardware doctor,it gives 34c system & 47c CPU with no load(right now) + I have the case cover off. I do have 5 hard drives though (video editing), the case has 2 fans one at the bottom inlet and one at the rear exhaust + I have an Antec power supply that has a fan blowing down into ...

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Motherboard Monitor (or MBM for short) seems to be the most popular temp and voltage monitoring application for the x86 platform. Read more about it here: http://mbm.livewiredev.com/ If you like it, the download links are on the left.

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OK I'm in. Currently, TR gets: Close to full time: 1) K7-750 256MB PC-100 1) Duron 1GHz 320MB PC-100 1) K6-2 350 192MB PC-100 Part time: 1) K6-2 550 256MB PC-100 1) Celeron 366 192MB PC-66 1) Celeron 366 256MB PC-66 1) Celeron 500 256MB PC-66 May be bringing into the fold (bad pun, I know): 1) 1.466...

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On 2002-04-04 07:58, z-man wrote: 2 = Orginal UDMA speed of 8 or 16 I don't remember. I think its 16. 3 = 33 4 = 66 5 = 100 6 = 133 There it is. Any questions? :grin: I believe you may be mistaken, Z-man. UDMA 0 = 16MB/s (same as PIO Mode 4) UDMA 1 = 25.5MB/s (very rare) UDMA 2 = 33MB/s UDMA 3 = 44...

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A 100MHz Front Side Bus (FSB) that utilizes DDR (Double Data Rate) RAM efective transmits data at 200MHz. Hence the 100MHz/200MHz DDR FSB of the Duron. PC-1600 DDR-RAM transmits 64bits of data per clock cycle, X's 100,000,000 clock cycles (100 MHz) X's 2 (DDR) = 1600MB/s per second. hence, PC-1600. ...

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On 2002-04-01 16:40, Steel wrote: The new U160 drive will work on the 3950U2 controller, but only at the Ultra2 speeds for which the controller was designed(40MB/s, or 1/4th of the 160MB/s of which it theoretically can burst). Actually Ultra2 is 80MB/s which is plenty fast for a single drive - even...

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All, I also was having second thoughts and wondering if it might be better to go with the Tiger MP. Its only the server board that has holes for heatsinks right? The only motherboard (that I am aware of)with the mounting holes, and the capacitor clearance to use them, is the Asus A7M266-D (an MPX b...

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On 2002-04-01 06:53, videobruce wrote: NO THIS ISN'T A GUESSING GAME They were not in the 2 locations that were mentioned! I would still like to know if: 1. enum exists in 2k as it did im 98SE/ME Yes it does; it serves the same function. 2. where is it since I can't find it doing a search. It would...

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This link has a review: http://ads.amdmb.com/adframe.php?what=zone:2&target=_blank I would recommend a fan other than the Delta, however. The noise isn't worth it, IMNSHO. THe Panaflow looks like an excellent fan, and Sunon makes several fans as well that offer good cooling, and far less noise t...

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The general rule of thumb for the KT-133 and KT-133A boards was 10-15MHz extra on the FSB.
Some people have acheived better, but that is the exception, not the norm. Actively cooling the Northbridge and Southbridge chips will help, if you want to go farther.

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The model you describe has very litle documentention, however... all the IBM Aptivas have very little for that matter. OC-ing would be acccomplished by changing the DIP switches on the motherboard. However, I have not seen any documentation for the proper settings for said dipswitches, although I ha...

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Dissonance: True enough, but the theVisiontek I mentioned has dual 350MHz RAMDACs. I should have mentioned them when I posted. However, just because the Visiontek does have dual RAMDACs, does not meant that another company's will. So, read the specs on whichever company's Ti4400 that you're consider...

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Do you want to go from a DVI connector on the card to a VGA connector on the monitor cable? Yes, DVI --> VGA connection adapters do exist. So then you could use the VGA, plus the DVI (with the DVI --> VGA adapter) to have two VGA outputs. I have done this with my Radeon 8500 (retail), and while its ...

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Your RAM is capable of running at 133MHz, yes. By default, it will only run at 100MHz on that board, however. Now, your board may allow running the memory asynchronously with the FSB, so you could do 133MHz with the 100MHz/200MHz DDR FSB. However, this is a BIOS option that may or may not be present...

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On 2002-03-29 13:05, Fubar wrote: Thanks for the great feedback. Pardon me for not knowing, but what is SiSoft Sandra? Is it software, new hardware? SiSoft Sandra is an information/benchmarking utility. Download it from: http://www.zdnet.com/downloads/stories/info/0,10615,35399,00.html I'd certainl...

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Videobruse: confusion runs amok in the responses. We need some clarification: are the two machines that are going to be sharing data in the same location, hooked up to the router? Or are you trying to share files across your DSL connection to another location? The answer that you require varies with...

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Usually. The I/O panel is the same size, you just need the proper cover plate for it. The biggest issue is whether or not there are mounting posts in the case that correspond to the ones in the motherboard; most modern after-market cases do.
S0, a qualifies yes, or 90% of the time.

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