OS - Samsung P80 160gb
Data - Seagate BarracudaIV 80gb

my drives are too old and slow

hi, I'm using AbitEQ utility and Core Temp to read the temps. Both give the same readings. I've tried removing the side panel. The temperature does drop from 57C to 55C. The only "mod" i did to the Sonata is to remove the front filter. I've 2 HDDs mounted in front. Anyway, I've removed the Ninja to ...

techno, u may need to dl driver hi MC, thanks. I've already installed the driver, but forgot to update the previous post. It was the ABIT EQ utility that prevented CnQ from kicking in. Anyway, I disabled CnQ because it messed with my undervolt. btw, i've noticed that the fw1394 header is in a bad p...

wussboy wrote: How did you get the board to undervolt? I was under the impression this was impossible.

If you're running Windows, CrystalCPUID is your best friend.

Hi, I've just gotten a new AM2 system plus the Ninja. My previous setup was a SocketA mobo with the Zalman 7000A. I can't help but notice the dumb installation method on the AM2 system. When you hook one side of the clip, the ninja will lean over to that side until you secure the other side. Will th...

P3-1GHz? It's a processor that runs off the +5v line, right?

That means the FSPxxx-60THN is out since it's made for +12v systems and the rails will go out of spec.

Not sure if it helps, but my x2-3600+ (windsor, 65w EE, 2.0ghz, 2x256) can be undervolted to 1.1v.

The Abit NF-M2 nView motherboard does not allow undervolting via BIOS. The lowest voltage is the processor's rated voltage. (1.25 for 65w EE)

However, CrystalCPUID works fine with it. The core temp drops when i lower the vcore.

I just got this mobo together with the X2 3600+ (2ghz, 2x256kb). Startup voltage is 1.25v. I'm trying Prime95 with the new setup at 2GHz, 1.15v. :lol: btw, I've noticed that the DVI out from the motherboard isn't exactly stellar. Output from my previous AGP gf6600 seems to be better. EDIT: I have se...

I really need to look through the evga thread again But from first glance, it would appear that the warranty terms and conditions didn't *clearly and explicitly* declare that cards from auction sites would not be serviced?

It probably sucks, but it's a loophole in the T&C.

isn't the Nexus 92mm 1500rpm at full blast?

the article states 1380rpm, which I believe is incorrect.

I like the 18x LG H42N.

It goes down to 2x read speed with DriveSpeed and is practically silent.

I used to have a Liteon 160P6S that made terrible screeching noises when the read speed is lowered.

is it the new "gaming" version of the Intellimouse Explorer 3?

I believe the previous generation scroll wheel are all like that.

the 6600 runs pretty cool.

You can try a Zalman ZM80HP A/D (fits AGP with some creativity) or the Aerocool VM101.

btw, as with the wired Comfort Curve 2000, it has that annoying (noisy) spacebar, but the rest of the keys are cool.

The Wireless Optical Desktop 2000 comes with the same keyboard.

you can try a Zalman ZM-80HP or Coolermaster Coolviva.

btw, the X1300/X1600/nv7300/7600 should be fine with that Zalman.

I don't know about the X1800 though.

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The last time i checked, the load temp didn't go above 75C. Then again, my Sonata casing is stuffed of fresh airflow. You might do better with a P150/SOLO.

I'm using it on an nv6600 overclocked to 400/600MHz.

I just bought one of these for a cheapo project I'm doing: heir clicken bitte chicken it's not too bad, especially for the money and ease of acquisition. I'd say it's roughly the same noisiness as the Ultra-X wireless (yes I did a side-by-side comparative test :)) but the quality of the sound is lo...

I bought a Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop 3000 today

It's a wireless version of the Comfort Curve 2000 plus a 2 button mouse with tilt wheel.

Very very nice keyboard. Better and more quiet than my plasticky Logitech UltraFlat.

The "F Lock" thingy is highly annoying though.

not sure if anyone mentioned this...but there's a wireless version of the Comfort Curve 2000.

Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop 2000

i think that's a low speed Globe, not a medium speed as stated in the review.

my friend got an 80gb (8mb) ata100 drive.

the device manager states "<something>1680<something>"

this the good one?

my Liteon 160P6S is more quiet than my LG H20L at 16x read speed.

However, the Liteon makes annoying mechanical grinding noises at low speeds.

DriveSpeed no workie with the LG

If you can run Prime 95 for 24 hours without an error than don't worry about it. Who cares if it's the proper voltage so long as it works. I have doubts about the accuracy of the sensor. Check the voltage in Bios. I've been running my computer on a fanswapped Bluestorm for over a year. I've seen th...

According to Speedfan, my 5 volt rail oscillates between 4.71 V and 4.65 V. The minimum recorded was 4.57 V, max 4.84 V, mean is 4.68 V. Seeing as the 5% tolerance limit would be 4.75 V, I'm kind of concerned. The 3.3 V and 12 V rails are within 3% of rated. The PSU is a mATX Seasonic SS-200SFD, fa...

This 7000A was designed for Sockets A, 754, 370 and 478.

I saw this Socket 775 Zalman adaptor for sale here in stores.

will i be able to install th 7000a on a Socket 775 with this?

alfred wrote:Had my Samsung HD401LJ delivered this morning. Pics here http://idlenoise.ifrance.com/recordings/pictures/
I'm going to do a few noise recording tests and compare it with a SP2504C. Short performance tests too

is it just me or does the pcb look el'cheapo?

slightly off topic.

is it just me or id the SPCR front page and subsequent review pages bonked?

I am using FF 1.5.03 and there appears to be no formatting of any sort, even after disabling adblock.

They all display fine in IE6 though.