http://www.pconestopshop.com/products.asp?partno=DT-116
Only place I see them in stock although I have no experience with ordering from them.
http://www.pconestopshop.com/products.asp?partno=DT-116
Only place I see them in stock although I have no experience with ordering from them.
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Lo nightkhaos
While myself and others welcome your input, can you please be a little less....well....harsh in your posting?
A few people are flagging your posts up as being a bit rude where there is no need to be. You could have pointed out those things above without needing to be so abrupt.
Cheers mate
There is also a motherboard which has two 16x long slots, one which is 4x enabled, that is worth considering. Same chipset as yours, unfortunately quite expensive.
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i7 (Bloomfield) Overclocking Guide
Originally Posted by Spock
I apologise. It was the way I was taught when it comes to computer stuff. Ever been on a Linux support IRC channel? You get two types, the cuddle everyone and send them over to the relevent wiki page and then "why should I be helping you with such a newbie question, you clearly don't want to be a Linux enthusist!" types.
I unfortunately attended the latter, which meant that I learned to make 200 similarly pharsed Google Searchs, 20 Ask Jeeves Searches, check 408 different forums for similar threads, transend the fabric of reality and check if someone if someone in the future asks my question, and then finally, spending twenty minutes in Word or a similar text editor (OOo Writer) formualtling my query to be free of spelling mistakes, grammar errors, then translating it into 22 different lanuages, including a werid variant of Russian spoken by three people in the world, before resorting to asking for "help".
Compared to the people I used to deal with I would say those comments are a ray of sunshine. I will of course try from now on to be a little more polite. I didn't realise just how much the School of Hard Knocks of Computer Enthusism I apparently attened has rubbed off on me.
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i7 (Bloomfield) Overclocking Guide
Originally Posted by Spock
Agent (10-08-2009)
Rather weirdly, I've just tried restarting my machine and now all of a sudden there doesn't seem to be the lag problem! I still can't run video in full screen using the PCI card (but I never planned to) but the rest of the system seems to be fine now, no stepping at all!! What a random gremlin! I still think I might buy one of the Lycom items as I happen to have a spare PCIe card laying around so once again I think all problems have been solved! *touch wood*
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