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O.K., Derek.

It is your turn. Where's the pic

Have you tried each stick of RAM by itself to see which one can be set to 2? Do you know if either stick can be set to 2?

Derek wrote:nullshark, whenever I see your picture I just wanna break out and yell "l33t hax0r!!!!111"

This is a great thread guys (hyper, are you getting younger!?)

Ciao,

Derek

I turned 45 on the 3rd (still feel 16).

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Oh I see. So the claims of people getting over 900Mhz is not true huh? What about cooling? Is it possible to stabilise your system by improving your cooling and not resorting to modifications? Over 900Mhz sounds like Celeron II's or Pentium III's. Cooling will help some but will not address any typ...

Sorry about that... The top end for the original Celeron's is about 600Mhz to 624Mhz. On one of my BP6 systems, I have dual 366's O/C'd to 110Mhz FSB (~ 605Mhz for the Celeron's). The system locks up randomly. So, I will be doing some modifications (replacing voltage regulator capacitors, first) to ...

ATI Radeon 7500 All-in-Wonder. Has 64MB of RAM on it. Goes for about $112 (US), right now. It does DVD, video capture, has a cable connection and TV tuner.

If you are willing to modify your BP6, you may get up to, between 110 to 124Mhz FSB. This could involve voltage modifications and/or capacitor replacements. The "tall" voltage regulator capacitors around the CPU sockets.

Have you installed the lm-sensor plug-in?

This is better than an afternoon Soap Opera!

Installing the latest Service Pack (SP6a) may allow the installation of the Ultra100tx2 drivers.

You can go a couple of different directions. Get a pair of 366's and overclock to 100-110Mhz or you can modify the mainboard and run a pair of PIII's 850Mhz. Once you decide which direction is best for you, we can help with the particulars.

Try gkrellm with the lm-sensor plug-in.

http://web.wt.net/~billw/gkrellm/gkrellm.html

http://secure.netroedge.com/~lm78/

Hey, I have worked on many bp6 & never found a problem till I got mine. Most the posts seem to be about 1.1 boards well mine is a 0.41 & it's been RMA'd but abit says it's fine. Thats a load of crap. I experiance all kinds of crap. Lock-ups, drives dissapear, crashes data corruption. about everythi...

O.K., here I am... (2/6/03)

Xcellent Idea, InactiveX!

cfizz34 wrote:I am having the same problem and need help. Can't get any operating system to load, with or without the HPT controller.

Could you give us more details?

Explorer.exe is the process that manages the Windows system. That is the Start bar, desktop, etc. If explorer.exe crashes, then you won't be able to access your desktop. If this happens in 2000 then a new explorer.exe process is usually started automatically. Check your Event Viewer. You may want to...

Check out this link:

http://support.gateway.com/support/manl ... 6225c4.htm

Look for this section: To install the Promise software during a new installation of Windows NT 4.0:

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That's great news, g0fvt! I got an email back from the capman indicating that he is repairing more mainboards than ever. BP6 mainboard repair is $55 (US). I'm saving my pennies and will be sending one of my BP6's to him.

Will keep everyone posted...

Alltel ADSL 1536/768 kbps

Speed is usually around 1300/660 kbps. Downloads are usually 162KB/s.

Won't tell you what it costs per month but its cheap (I work for Alltel)! My Alltel ISP service is free.

Forgot all about this one:

http://www.nospaceleft.com/

Select the BiCPU option on the left.

Its a pretty cool CPU load monitor.

Just tied it out! Downloaded two files.

(Medium pause...)

This is beautiful, man! I think I am going cry!

Xcellent, Derek!