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I knew someone would say that!

Can't do that yet though, need to fully figure out my new gaming comp (see my thread in AMD Motherboards), then I can have my old 200GB ide drive for this thing.

Well, after unplugging all the drives and resetting the cmos, it's gone, so no it's trial and error, changing one thing at a time, adding one thing, till I can find the problem again. :P And the cpu settings are definitely correct, as the only thing I changed in the bios was the cpu multi, htt speed...

I'm building a file server, using a Tyan K8SD Pro (S2882-D) with two Opteron 242's (Sledgehammer core). I want to run folding on it (should give me more points than just the XP 1600+ I'm running now ), but I don't know if it'll be able to finish SMP wu's before their deadline.

Ideas?

Here's my problem. I just upgraded my mobo from the XFX am2 board to the DFI lanparty am2 board. Here's my current specs... Athlon 64 X2 3800+ DFI Lanparty UT NF590 SLI-M2R/G Crucial Ballistix Tracer 2x1GB DDR2 1000 8800 GTS 320MB Corsair CMPSU-620HX Seagate 320GB (Sata II) - x2 Samsung 200GB (IDE) ...

Yeah, that's great and all, but I was hoping for something more exciting as well...

So, what'd they launch?

Can't find anything anywhere!

I've never been able to get DVI working with mine either (same screen), and I'm on a 8800 GTS. I'm not sure it's just an Ati problem...

Indeed, do NOT put packing peanuts inside a computer. They create static, and imagine the amount of juice all of them rubbing around during shipping would create. Then remember it only takes one static charge to kill something.

Peanuts=BAD

Not a 57, but still hella cool!

(A 54, btw.)

Only one atm, a Athlon XP 1600. It's the only one that's been folding for me for about four months now.

I have more to hook up to the network, I just never have time!

Socket A

Socket 754

Definitely not the same. A has 462 pins, and 754 has, well, 754 pins.

You can get Socket A cpu's on eBay, if you really want to keep you're motherboard, but I'd recommend upgrading to at least socket 939 or AM2. Google those for more info.

Found this today, thought I'd post it. Couple months old, but still interesting info.

The article.

Being that your getting a memory dump, and that you just installed new memory, I'd run Memtest to check out all of your memory. Could be a bad stick.

More when it's installed.

I need to get radiator barbs, a t-line, and a fillport, but then I think I'm ready to mount!

I've got a 4 gig Zen (one of the little ones), and it's an awesome little guy. Big enough for my needs, although I will upgrade in time.

I even once dropped it in oily sludge, and after a week, it started working again!

KnightRid wrote:So the reports of you being fed to the ravenous zombies are untrue? Nice.

Mike

welcome back

lol

Anyway, yeah.

The fact that I want to drive a muscle car for my first car makes me hate gas prices...

Just one question, is this for a laptop? Specifically, an IBM Thinkpad 600E? (The model number you gave is a clue...) If it isn't, and is a desktop, then ignore the following. I've done a lot of research into older laptops, and if it is a Thinkpad 600E, then that cpu won't work in it. P3 laptops use...