On Fri, 20 May 2005, Mr O wrote:
> These days hardware dies on it's own without any extra help from
> the owner. Are you sure your power supply is up to the task of
> running for 5 years? Are you sure the capacitors on your board
> won't bulge and die in 6 months?
The chips we make are designed t
These days hardware dies on it's own without any extra help from
the owner. Are you sure your power supply is up to the task of
running for 5 years? Are you sure the capacitors on your board
won't bulge and die in 6 months? With today's hardware I would
NEVER guarantee a system to run solid for 5 y
Want the easy way out? Get an Nvidia card :)
--- Linux Rocks! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, I was composing a long email about my recent experiences
> getting my asus
> p4r800V MB w/ati chipset... but I had an anomoly :(
> So, I do have a working computer (just no sound right now, and
> only
Just start removing components until it POSTs. Try pulling the
RAM and see if it beeps at you. Make sure your video card is
fully seated. Pull the power plug, hit the power switch a
couple times and plug it back in. Be sure all your PCI cards are
completely in. I just had a dead NIC the other day
On Friday 20 May 2005 11:44 am, Allen Brown wrote:
> On Fri, 20 May 2005, walter fry wrote:
> >> Of course I don't overclock. I leave that to children.
> >
> > lets keep in mind oc also results in extra heat
>
> Indeed. Extra heat shortens the life of electronics in many
> ways. But extra curr
On Friday 20 May 2005 11:39 am, Jason Van Cleve wrote:
> Quoth Linux Rocks!, on Fri, 20 May 2005 11:26:47 -0700:
> > I would say its been a drag trying to get ati stuff working. The fglrx
>
> I wouldn't be too sure that your problem is related to the driver,
> because Enlightenment (16.x) still has
On Fri, 20 May 2005, walter fry wrote:
>> Of course I don't overclock. I leave that to children.
>
> lets keep in mind oc also results in extra heat
Indeed. Extra heat shortens the life of electronics in many
ways. But extra current plus extra heat gives a double whammy
to the metal traces.
Quoth Linux Rocks!, on Fri, 20 May 2005 11:26:47 -0700:
> I would say its been a drag trying to get ati stuff working. The fglrx
I wouldn't be too sure that your problem is related to the driver,
because Enlightenment (16.x) still has some weird focus bugs. The E
people like to deny them, but I
I was doing it through the IBM BIOS, where there was a great "233 / 266
/ 300 / 333" option. Far too tempting given that my understanding was I
could just flash BIOS if it didn't work :(
-Max
Jamie wrote:
I forgot to mention in previous posts...
overclocking that cpu may require cutting a trace
I forgot to mention in previous posts...
overclocking that cpu may require cutting a trace on the cpu. Its been a long
time since those were new, and overclocked, but I recal something about
cutting a trace to get slot 1 cpu's to overclock.
Jamie
On Friday 20 May 2005 11:12 am, Max Lemieux wrot
On Friday 20 May 2005 11:12 am, Max Lemieux wrote:
> I removed the battery and tried a few combinations of the BIOS reset
> jumper (1, 2, off) with combinations of battery-in, battery-out.
>
> I'll try pulling/reseating the CPU, hadn't thought of that. D'ya think
> the newer PCI card installed (wir
So, I was composing a long email about my recent experiences getting my asus
p4r800V MB w/ati chipset... but I had an anomoly :(
Using enlightenment, while composing email with kmail (remote ssh), I bumped
the mouse, bringing up the settings menu.
I tried clicking the close button, but it did
I removed the battery and tried a few combinations of the BIOS reset
jumper (1, 2, off) with combinations of battery-in, battery-out.
I'll try pulling/reseating the CPU, hadn't thought of that. D'ya think
the newer PCI card installed (wireless) might be causing a conflict? It
was working fine b
On Friday 20 May 2005 10:36 am, Max Lemieux wrote:
> Speaking of childish, I attempted to OC the IBM PC300 GL to 300Mhz and
> hasn't been able to boot it at all ever since. It won't output to the
> display adapter, though it'll seek cdrom, hd (2 clicks). 266Mhz was
> stable... boo hoo
>
> Tried eve
Speaking of childish, I attempted to OC the IBM PC300 GL to 300Mhz and
hasn't been able to boot it at all ever since. It won't output to the
display adapter, though it'll seek cdrom, hd (2 clicks). 266Mhz was
stable... boo hoo
Tried everything, all the BIOS reset tricks I know, no dice.
This wa
Of course I
don't overclock. I leave that to children.
lets keep in mind oc also results in extra heat
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