And brands with high failure rates?
I just switched to a few in desktops.
Rick Glazier
From: "James Boswell"
Do you have a link giving life expectancies/wear rates for heatpipes?
-JB
Thanks Al,
Have not found a change log yet. I've exploded all the zippers I have. No
info/log files yet..
V10 is the plan, as soon as I find out just which Marvell chip is on the board.
Could now be "Alaska." Thought it was "Yukon." Stupid codewords.
Got to the Marvell site, but
DHSinclair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I now have
> drivers at V7, V8, V9, and V10.
>
> Am I correct to use the V10 drivers? Or, should I just use the default
> V6.27 that came with the m/b to start with?
There should be a change log telling what each version corrected.
I would just go with
Does anyone have any experience with Marvell network stuff?
The corp website seems to be down to me ATM. I will go back to it
in due time. Never heard of Marvell. :(
It seems that the GBit chip (on-board) on 2 of my Asus m/bs is by Marvell.
No, I do not know the device number yet.
Joe,
Thank you for your take. Yes, I have learned (the hard way!) that in
Pooters, 'assume' often leads to the mother of all screw-ups. But, in the
past 8 years, W2K has asked me for drivers only 2 times, and, I expected it
both times. For any kind of network doo-dad, W2K always seemed to have
Hello DHSinclair,
Thursday, January 31, 2008, 12:14:14 PM, you wrote:
> 6. Reboot PC to W2K - hope OS picks up new nic(!)
>(here, I am going to assume that W2K has a default driver for the new nic)
> 7. Admin new nic in CP/Device Manager (ipconfig/all info)
> 8. Check for new 'Local Area Con
Hello Brian,
Thursday, January 31, 2008, 11:11:48 AM, you wrote:
> I've got a Word doc I'm working with in Office 2003. Two problems that I
> can't seem to fix. First, the header box is about 1.5 inches tall and I
> can't seem to resize it down. The header and footer are set to 0" from the
> e
I'd like to try and enable the on-board GBit NICs on my 3 Asus m/b's. Am
using Win2000proSP4.
Question is: What is the proper order of steps to "swap" the on-board nics?
I am presently using the 10/100 nVidia nforce MCP Network adapters. I've
already printed out the ipconfig/all screens to cap
I've got a Word doc I'm working with in Office 2003. Two problems that I
can't seem to fix. First, the header box is about 1.5 inches tall and I
can't seem to resize it down. The header and footer are set to 0" from the
edge under the Page Setup. I tried going under View - > header/footer and
w
On 31 Jan 2008, at 14:48, j maccraw wrote:
Heatpipes rely on a cooling material inside the coper
tube and do wear out.
All laptops made in the past few years use heatpipes,
not simply heatsinks. One
of the parts I was sure to swap before my Dell went
off warranty "just to be safe".
Do you ha
Heatpipes rely on a cooling material inside the coper
tube and do wear out.
All laptops made in the past few years use heatpipes,
not simply heatsinks. One
of the parts I was sure to swap before my Dell went
off warranty "just to be safe".
DHSinclair wrote:
> Well, I do not know the actual cons
On 31 Jan 2008, at 09:32, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 09:16 PM 30/01/2008, James Boswell wrote:
On 31 Jan 2008, at 00:08, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 05:10 PM 30/01/2008, DHSinclair wrote:
OK. I would support your guess. Makes the most sense. And, if the
fan is changing speed, the heat log
At 09:16 PM 30/01/2008, James Boswell wrote:
On 31 Jan 2008, at 00:08, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 05:10 PM 30/01/2008, DHSinclair wrote:
OK. I would support your guess. Makes the most sense. And, if the
fan is changing speed, the heat logic works. Reads like new
heatsink to me.
It appears
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