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Welcome back, Chocky :beerbang:

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Yoda and Anakin

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Not the recovery console, hit R at the setup screen and choose Express Repair. That rebuilds the HAL

Sorry to hear about the wife. Take care, chocky, don't stay gone too long. :beerbang:

I tried it with a 300w generic and a 235w even-more-generic

OK, so my dad's company has bought a computer from me. Gigabyte GA-7n400 Pro 2 AMD Athlon XP 1700+ Thoroughbred B (DLT3C) Radeon 8500 All-in-Wonder Pro 128mb Orangelink Firewire 800 Creative Labs Audigy 2 Platinum eX 512mb PC3700 Corsair XMS 3 120gb Western Digital 1200JB's HP...

Me too, gotta have 5 buttons or it's hell. Of course, the addiction is not nearly as much as with a scroll wheel. Cause, you know, you can still hold shift and scroll to go back, and hit F5 to refresh. (Am I the only person that assigns their right side button to refresh instead of going...

I use my dad's computer maybe once in a blue moon. In cases of emergency and such, when my computer is completely dead, not even booting up. And I hate scroll-less mice SO MUCH that I bought him a scroll mouse for ME to be able to use the scroll wheel whenever I used the computer. He never...

Noite, that's pretty damn good for someone who doesn't speak English natively. :beerbang: Technically, either spelling of judgment is acceptable, though.

Missed 9 :beerbang:

Congrats! :beerbang: You two look great together! :D

Why waste money on the $2000 funeral?

11m13s

OK, y'all are about to be astonished... I am running the 1m test on my dad's old (or maybe still current... :hmm: ) K6-2 400

I bought a Gigabyte GA-7n400 Pro 2 some time ago for my dad's computer. Well, after several reboots, it just suddenly stopped booting up. Swapping out all the hardware didn't make any headway, and the speaker did not give me any signs as to what was the problem. A dozen CMOS resets, a few cries...

Gigabyte GA-7n400 Pro 2... but that's debatable right now (I'm 0 for 2 on these right now, maybe I'm just not doing something right)... just go for an nForce 2 400 single-channel DDR board, it's faster for gaming And don't go with the XMS PC3700, it has crap timings. Go for XMS PC3200 LL

1 minute 12 seconds to 1m, and I've got a 1.53 ghz processor. :p

I find out that I can buy the video in/out cords and the original MMC disk on ATI.com for about half the price of the difference from what I got and getting the "full-on" white-box version that came with all the cords and disks. (btw: got it from www.emicrox.com - don't go there :rolleyes: )...