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I've had 8 GB in my XBX2 since May. I'm using Kingston RAM part number "KVR667D2E5K2/4G." Just thought I'd share that. I haven't had any problems booting up.

Hi, I am looking to buy a single port PCI eSATA bracket to connect to the red port on the Marvell controller on the motherboard. Has anyone found a reliable, single port one like Intel pictures in the manual (attached). I'd strongly prefer a single port one from a reputable manufacturer. I've seen o...

Dandruff wrote:ok, tried it -> works

Worked for me too. I used BX97520J.86A.2747.EB.EXE (from Vista 32).

My experience was very different. They appeared quite willing to help and were reasonably polite. Like I said, the person I spoke with on the phone recreated the problem, so they are working on a fix. However, "the squeeky wheel gets the grease" so it probably doesn't hurt too much to ope...

ubuiquityman, do you need non-ECC RAM to do the floppy-recovery? I'm having no success with the floppy-recovery. I removed the jumper entirely, unplugged power, powered back up, etc. The floppy drive spins every s often, but I don't hear any beeps. The floppy isn't making normal noises, either. It'...

I didn't get one either. Just found this though: What's in the Box http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/d975xbx2/sb/CS-023490.htm Note: Some product documentation included with the initial release of this product listed a "Serial ATA power supply cable" in the box contents. Th...

Same problem here. I started the flash process from Windows Vista 32-bit, it restarted the computer and completed the flash successfully. After that it hasn't POSTed... I have 4 GB ECC (2 Kingston 2GB) Intel E6600 Cooler Master eXtreme Power Duo 650 (for now) I'm going to try and recover and post ba...