Way off the pace they wanted, but not bad for the high end server market.

Hi all. Have a Abit IC7-MAX3 and it's NOT overclocked!! I am running XP.... First 14 days I had this equipment, there was no problem..... Suddenly it startet with a random reboot, NO warning ...just black screen.... After much testing and digging I got my hands on another P4 2.6C.

Hope someone can help here. The aforementioned is a fully compliant ACPI MB. I have had it in a homebuilt system for almost a year now. This system has already toasted 1 Maxtor 60GB hard drive (SMART failure), and last night I received the "A Disk Read Error Occurred, Press Ctrl+ Alt +Del to...

Has anyone else encountered a problem using the "old" original anypoint wireless network and Windows Media player? I have the network and it works pretty good except one of the computers using Windows 98 gets an error message from the Anypoint software when media player is started. The error says...

My system has been killing hard drives for a few months now. I thought it might be a failing power supply so i replaced the existing 350watt with 450watt, moved the computer to a grounded outlet (found out it wasn't before), and added a surge protector in before my UPS. Even with all these...

Greetings! I have the above running in an D845GEBV2 based system with Intel Application Accelerator loaded on Windows XP. However, my benchmarks continually show transfer speeds for this drive at 12 to 15 mb/s. Ultra DMA Mode 5 is in use. Can anyone make any suggestions on how to get the...

http://www.rapidcityjournal.com/articles/2003/11/24/ap/HiTech/d7v18m300.txt Intel demonstrating future technology at 65nm, using a sample SRAM circuit. No word about whether they'll be using SOI or high-k at that level yet. Yousuf Khan

I put together a new system and have fired it up and was wondering what the normal operating temperature for a 3.0 GHZ P4 processor would be. It seems to be running around 110 degrees F. This is with stock heatsink and fan provided by Intel, motherboard is a P4C800. I'm just curious don't think...

Hello, Does anybody know what's the stepping of Itanium processor with SPEC number QZ04? I've checked and re-checked the Itanium cartridge, this label is where usually you can read SL4LR, SL4LQ, etc. All I know is that's a 800MHz version with 4MB onboard L3 cache. Thanks.

I'm running a 1.6GHz P4 CPU on a Biostar M7TDB motherboard, I can upgrade to a 2.4Ghz CPU according to the motherboard specs. Is this bull? could I buy a CPU that's a little faster and safely run my pc? The board states 400FSB, so I buy a 400FSB chip, but retailers also list a cache, as in '512kb...

Seeing that OSDL expects Linux 2.6 out by New Years time, and that it scaled up to 64 CPU's I'd like to know what the biggest x86 installation (that is, CPUs on one MOBO or closely clustered) is ? -- - Peter Perls¿ - web: http://u238.dk

See subj. -- :o) - Peter Perls¿ - tel: +45 5192 3981 - web: http://u238.dk "If you have been voting for politicians who promise to give you goodies at someone else's expense, then you have no right to complain when they

How much of a speed increase, if any, would be had going from a Celeron 2.2ghz to a P4 1.8ghz? Thanks, -- Curt.

Richard wrote: Hi, I have always bought Intel but I am wondering now what is the advantage of buying Intel again over AMD now that AMD can be as powerful as Intel but at a better price. Is there something that AMD does not do that can be done with Intel? Does AMD quality...

Has anyone else encountered a problem using the "old" original anypoint wireless network and Windows Media player? I have the network and it works pretty good except one of the computers using Windows 98 gets an error message from the Anypoint software when media player is started. The error says...

Multicore, symettric multi-threading, and 24MB of cache. Looks like this one was designed with help from the Alpha team that Intel just bought out recently from HPaq. Yousuf Khan http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=12686

I have a P3 1 Ghz w/128Meg RAM Intel board and would like to get MacOS installed on it. I'd prefer a hardware solution (no room for a real Mac), so if a PCI card exists, please point me to it. Otherwise, what are my Linux/Windows options for Macintosh "emulation" for all OS...

Well, they're both 64 bits and both use an x86-based instruction set and both made by AMD so what exactly is the difference? Is it like the difference between a Pentium and a Xeon? Thanks and excuse my naivety. Wes

Hi, I'm wondering if someone here coudl help me out. I'm looking for dual Xeon motherboard (Xeons will be at least 3Ghz) with Serial-ATA, raid and AGP8 or AgpPro. It would be even better if the motherboard was desktop size (would fit in a mid tower case) - if there are such motherboards. I presume...