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all my computers do S@H crunching I got the VGA block because it was available. the VGA kit comes with two blocks, for different cards. So I used the spare block on the NorthBridge. very worth it, as the northbridge was so hot. the Later Reserator Plus comes with a northbridge block, with vertical w...

http://www.geocities.com/marhleet/pictures/zalman/CIMG0030.JPG http://www.geocities.com/marhleet/pictures/zalman/CIMG0031.JPG http://www.geocities.com/marhleet/pictures/zalman/CIMG0032.JPG http://www.geocities.com/marhleet/pictures/zalman/CIMG0033.JPG http://www.geocities.com/marhleet/pictures/zalm...

that is the whole blue plastic pipe supplied with the http://www.geocities.com/marhleet/pictures/zalman/CIMG0019.JPG kit. heaps for the average joe..... lucky there was so much, we used it all. planning the pipe routing, northbridge out the back http://www.geocities.com/marhleet/pictures/zalman/CIMG...

the 3.0Ghz cpu in it's socket http://www.geocities.com/marhleet/pictures/zalman/CIMG0014.JPG the geil memory in place and the soon to be gone northbridge chip this is an extra video card water block ordered http://www.geocities.com/marhleet/pictures/zalman/CIMG0015.JPG for the northbridge. see !?, i...

here you can see the memory chips on the http://www.geocities.com/marhleet/pictures/zalman/CIMG0009.JPG back that are where the dimples in the heatsink sat on doesn't everyone have a half drunk 4l bottle http://www.geocities.com/marhleet/pictures/zalman/CIMG0011.JPG of Mineral Turps, just lying arou...

naaah
1.44mb on the a channel
and the older 1.2mb on the b

i had one replaced with a 1000uf cap.
it is better, the voltage swings are less.

used to be 1.36v - 1.67v sort of. forget actually.
with a 1000uf it's around 1.45-1.54

well, I'm a lazy son-of-a-bitch. but ...... Take one high-end mobo with a fairly latest greatest cpu a great(ish) vga card and a cool looking case. put it all together, and it's too darn hot. we'll start with the cute little sexy black number Antec Overture http://www.antec.com/images/400/overtureII...

2 hdd
a dvd and a cd-rom burner
2 fdd
2 nics for networking

get your MBM on it
leave it doing nothing
zero the high/low stats
come back tomorrow and see what the voltage ranges are

iomega ?
heaps of google entries
mostly probs

the out of this galaxy Voyager had something about that small .... looks up ....

http://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/science/thirty.html

got o safe mode
computer management

check the device manager to see your IDE controllers are listed fine
then disk management
you will prolly have to right click the 'new' drive to write some address to it b4 win2k will see it

http://www.supermicro.com/products/moth ... /P4QH8.cfm




is that a better picture ?

bah, who needs just 4 cpus
http://www-8.ibm.com/servers/eserver/au ... /more.html

not 4, that's 54 !!

it is a total computer system on a card what you are using is your existing case, cd-rom, hard drives and are doing a mobo/cpu upgrade without taking out the old mobo you do need a new PSU. this is aimed at older P1 type systems ========== http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sites...

http://www.supermicro.com/newsroom/pres ... 030100.cfm
http://www.supermicro.com/products/moth ... /S2QR6.cfm

much droolage.

current Xeon with HT are usually dual physical cpu
which is quad HT cpu. I got two.

check along the lines of other cards ...
something about PCI compliance with getting a voltage rail to the card.

there is a lack of voltage along the BP6's pci slot ...
try a search, before I do!

it would fit, with the adjustable arms.

fan forced would be better than passive .....
but an in fan on the front and 1 or 2 fans on the back should be good.

with all the fins, it has to be an improvement.

quick, where's my SetiQueue for Boinc ??????

aaah, my TRS-80
the one with the extra ram, total of 48kb
what a monster
no fdd
no hdd and when it did come out, it was a full height 5Mb

if your standard room temperature is only 30-31, lucky you.
mine run at 45-46
if it was cool, they'd be at 78 or 80fsb but I run them std cos it's summer time.

it's heat
or, uhm,,, the third thing.

gotta keep 'em cool
and the voltage has to go up so they work.

aaaah, that one.
love that video clip.
especially when Drew Carey drops in.
funny as

the ver # on the sticker
back of the ISA slot furthest from the cpu sockets