Re: [H] usb?

I found a company that makes them. It might have had only one open header for one set of USB2 port pins... (Cases generally need two sets.) They have no distributors that handle them, so I tried to set up an account to buy direct, but they might have low-balled me at $6 ea, and the guys

Re: [H] LAN access to XP still flakey!

DHSinclair wrote: j, I've put my comments inline below... At 01:51 12/16/2007 -0800, j maccraw wrote: Non-domain system's volume root shares are generally local users list folder/read data + transverse folder/execute file for this folder, sub-folder, and files with most user created

[H] gigabyte MB's ?

Never used one of their mb's b4 Newegg back ordered a mb I ordered and on some suggestions I have heard here ordered and GA-M57SLI-S4 NF570 SLI way overkill but customer needs a LPT port and a lot of others are loosing this port. fp -- Tallyho ! ]:8) Taglines below ! -- Not everything in

Re: [H] MMORPGs

I have been playing EVE for a few years. They just upgraded all the grfx content. Looks like a new game. Hello, So I've been doing WoW (because of this list mind you) for 3 years. It was better (and worse - mostly better) then EQ. My guild is nearly thru the end game content. I'm not excited

Re: [H] gigabyte MB's ?

I've had very good experience with Gigabyte boards...don't use an n-force, though. FORC5 wrote: Never used one of their mb's b4 Newegg back ordered a mb I ordered and on some suggestions I have heard here ordered and GA-M57SLI-S4 NF570 SLI way overkill but customer needs a LPT port and a

Re: [H] usb?

Generally you are going to be wiring front panel usb connectors and internal usb devices directly to header pins on your motherboard. The Koutech IO-PU222 is is the only card I've found that has two internal header pins like the type normally found on a motherboard. It is a 4-port USB 2.0 PCI

Re: [H] gigabyte MB's ?

I think the advice is to stay away from Nvidia's 680i chipset completely, regardless of the board maker. I could not agree more. Awful chipset. Greg -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:hardware- [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wayne Johnson Sent: Monday, December 17,

Re: [H] gigabyte MB's ?

I have had nothing but good Experiences and Customers as well with 680i Chipset boards. Although, none from Gigabyte. The 680i boards I get are from either Asus or eVGA. If you are going to do SLI 680i is the only way to go. Regards, Tim The Beave Lider MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mailto: [EMAIL

Re: [H] usb?

Rick, Thanks for the reply. Yes, I agree that I am stretching on this. It's just that I don't have the funds to completely rebuild an otherwise running machine. Slow, to be sure, but for what I want it to do, it is fast enough. Appreciate the help.. :) Best, Duncan At 03:07 12/17/2007

Re: [H] usb?

Tharin O., You've saved my bacon again. I'd lost the link to FrontX. The other link is very interesting also. More inline below.. At 08:24 12/17/2007 -0800, you wrote: Generally you are going to be wiring front panel usb connectors and internal usb devices directly to header pins on

[H] OT can anybody make this out

I have a voice recording that got picked up after I hung up. I can't make it out. Maybe it's generational, current vernacular... does this make sense to anybody ?? I hear Wow, he gave me a . and then here is the part I don't understand ??? www.winterlight.net/what.wav thanks

Re: [H] gigabyte MB's ?

In favor of an Intel X38 then or something else down the road at top dollar again? It's my impression 680i is OK as long as you don't want to do Quad core? Not that I plan on buying quad and the recommended rev 2.0 Gigabyte 680i board is off the market as of November anyway. Meanwhile here

Re: [H] gigabyte MB's ?

I just found any build I've done on that chipset to be generally less stable than comparable P35-based builds I've done. Supposedly the 680i chipset is hit-or-miss in terms of quirkiness...but I must have missed 3 times in a row. eVGA (2) and Gigabyte (1). Once I dumped the 680i and went P35, I've

Re: [H] gigabyte MB's ?

X38 is exceptionally nice. The Asus p5e3 wifi is easily one of the best boards I've ever used. We got in the first round of 780is on Friday, 5 EVGA boards and 2 Asus Striker 2s. The striker 2s are pure garbage, using a qx9650 they still freak out, are unstable and frequently bluescreen.

Re: [H] LAN access to XP still flakey!

j., Thanks for you very kind reply. Ouch! yes I know RTFM. more inline below.. At 01:49 12/17/2007 -0800, you wrote: snip I am always finding something I did not know, it's a ongoing learning process. Yes, but at my age the learning gets more difficult and painful as fast as this