It's true that there's only room for one optical and a single IDE no
SATA (There might be SATA on the more expensive one with the ATI
video). The noise issue, I think, is that the quiet mode is off by
default in the BIOS settings, and it really howls, but once I turned
on quiet mode, I can't hear
Bob Cottingham wrote:
>
> ...I bought an MSI K7N2GM2-LSR motherboard from
> newegg for $63 with shipping. This motherboard is an nforce2 with onboard
> sound and video and both svideo and rca out. It also has SATA...
> ...I would suggest a Athlon XP-M 2400+ or 2500+ mobile processor for about
>
Craig Betts wrote:
> I built out of an ASUS Pundit-S, $115 on new egg, and a Celeron-D
> processor, ~$70-80. A little bit pricier than the other suggestions given,
> but the small case looks just like a DVD player, and Jarod's guide has
> specific instructions for the pundit. I've been extremely
I built out of an ASUS Pundit-S, $115 on new egg, and a Celeron-D
processor, ~$70-80. A little bit pricier than the other suggestions
given, but the small case looks just like a DVD player, and Jarod's
guide has specific instructions for the pundit. I've been extremely
pleased with it so far
On
Since I just went though building a new frontend, I thought I'd offer a
few suggestions of my own. I bought an MSI K7N2GM2-LSR motherboard from
newegg for $63 with shipping. This motherboard is an nforce2 with onboard
sound and video and both svideo and rca out. It also has SATA. Newegg
doesn't ap
I currently use an Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe for my front end with an Athlon
2500+ and 512 MBs of RAM and an Chaintec FX5200 graphics card. I had
no idea what to expect from Myth when I first bought this hardware but
it is working out fine. Just a little loud for my tastes so I am
thinking of replacing
The VIA Mini ITX boards fit that niche - ~600-1200MHz processor
depending on model, onboard Unichrome graphics with MPEG2 acceleration
(supported by MythTV), SVideo or RCA video out, analogue or SPDIF audio,
onboard ethernet, and various other options dependant on which board you
choose. I can wat
On 5/25/05, Adam Pash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> is there any combination of motherboard (with onboard sound, and ethernet),
> video card, and processor that anyone could recommend that would cost
> somewhere in the $100-$200 range that are well-supported?
i'm currently using the Chaintech 7NIF
Thanks for your replies. Everything makes sense, but there's
still one thing... as is, I'm not sure how well my existing soundcard,
video card, and motherboard are going to work. Actually, I know
that the video card won't work, b/c it doesn't have any s-video or rca
video outs. But I don't think
On 5/24/05, Adam Pash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm new to both mythtv and linux, but I'm hoping to tackle both. I'm
> hoping to setup a system that I can use as an all-in-one (front-end +
> backend) system.
welcome to Linux and Myth.
I've got an old pc (amd-k6 w/multi
On 5/24/05, Adam Pash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm new to both mythtv and linux, but I'm hoping to tackle both. I'm
Welcome!
> hoping to setup a system that I can use as an all-in-one (front-end +
> backend) system. I've got an old pc (amd-k6 w/multimedia 300mhz, 288mb r
v..version 3
drivers unstable..
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Suggestions
Hi everyone,I'm new to both mythtv and linux, but I'm hoping
to tackle both. I'
Hi everyone,
I'm new to both mythtv and linux, but I'm hoping to tackle both.
I'm hoping to setup a system that I can use as an all-in-one (front-end
+ backend) system. I've got an old pc (amd-k6 w/multimedia
300mhz, 288mb ram, pvr-150 [from my other computer], dvd-rom) and I
don't know if I'm r
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