On Monday 15 September 2003 03:56 pm, Brook Humphrey wrote: > On Monday 15 September 2003 10:10, jokerman64 wrote: > > The asus mobo has a promise controller if i'm not mistaken so i'll just > > wait for now and get a normal 120 GB HD. > > There's always 9.3 > > The nforce asus boards have a si controller. I have sold them here in my > shop. i know about the nforce asus board but 1. i don't want a board w/ onboard video. 2. i don't want to have to worry about nvidia drivers for onboard components as well as my vid card. makes troubleshooting harder. of course I could turn them off in the bios OR by a board w/out the onboard stuff which is cheaper anyways. i choose number two.
It may sound like i'm arguing but i'm just explaining why i don't want a board w/ an nforce chip (or onboard video). If you know any other mobo's using the SII feel free to tell me but i've decided against buying a new mobo now. I only wanted the new mobo to get the SATA HD and now I've decided on just getting a normal EIDE. -- illogic out --- $ partimage -od -f1 -j9 save /dev/hda1 /mnt/stuff/mdk91.bak For a good time see http://www.I-Kubed.Org
