ivionday wrote:Anybody have any ideas?

Have a look/search here: http://www.poweredgeforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=10
My initial search didn't reveal a solution but you may get lucky if you have a longer search

It would also appear that now that Nintek is dead that Noctua gear will be available in many more stores at a lower cost through new distributor Mittoni
http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=news ... =34&lng=en

I contacted them back in July and it was "not yet in the schedule!" but good to see things have progressed since then.

Locklear wrote:I imported the case from Australia,

Which vendor in Australia, may I ask?

Read the Rightmark stuff, then tested my A64 x2 3800+ EE windsor core. The AMD driver worked well. Must be an issue only with old A64 drivers... :) The RM tools just seem to provide the same information as CPU-Z and provide a manual control function version of AMD's own C'n'Q. Is that about right? ...

bobkoure wrote:AFAIK the issue is mostly that QnQ is very "reluctant" to return to 100% levels.

Sorry Bob but I think you're off on a tangent some how.

We are talking about AMD's Cool n Quiet which works just fine.

http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/Pro ... 72,00.html

Fantastic pics!

Sadly, CnQ doesn't actually get "back to two bars". Bob Really, where does that come from? :? I have an x2 4800+ Toledo (E6 revision) here under CnQ which (when viewed with CPU-Z 142.3 ) sits at 1004.6MHz with 5x multiplier at idle. Loaded up it rises to 2411.2MHz with 12x multiplier as it should. ...

Windows Home Server bug corrupts files Has anyone noticed this on their system? I was thinking of getting WHS to play with, but... No, no dramas here (was recently able to conduct a complete 400Gb+ system restore thanks to WHS!) but I'm probably not doing what causes the issue. I really like WHS bu...

Bluefront wrote: You need to use Firefox,

I do

download the "zoom-image" add-on. Right click on the image and you can zoom it up to 400%.

I did and can now get a beautiful 'pixelated mosaic thing' going on at 200% & 400% due to zooming in on a low resolution image......

any chance of links to larger versions of those screenshots?
They're a little small for us old folks...

Is this one an option? Gigabyte GA-73UM-S2H

klegg wrote:

pure456 wrote:What type of connection was used for the video testing of this board? Also, what drivers and bios version? If it was HDMI I'd love to hear how you got it working.

Hello?

Maybe PM Mike C for a response, if that's what you're after?

Maybe re-post your enquiry in the existing thread?
viewtopic.php?t=42042

If you have got some case airflow the Thermalright HR-05 (SLI) may be the way to go.
Mine gets warm but not too hot to touch unlike the std cooler @ ~70C...

Think about it in this (simplistic) way: Your house has a power circuit which runs to your wall sockets. If you connect a two bar electric heater to the socket and switch both bars on you will draw say 2kW, switch one bar off it'll drop to 1kW and the disc in your meter will spin slower. Switch off ...

Kreed wrote:In hindsight, the Full Height Ninja would probably have been a better choice.

If you were in Sydney, I'd do you a swap

dgt1963 wrote:What's that then?

It's the photo of the Japan only version discussed a few months back (April, I think).
Note the front firewire port which isn't on the standard version

I've got the latest BIOS (V16) and I can't seem to see any fan type options. As for using a full height Ninja, it's probably a bit late now, but definitely something to consider next time round. The manual (section 2.8 PC Health options) says there is CPU & System fan 'FanEQ' controls + 2 aux fan m...

dgt1963 wrote:Just built mine using NSK2480. Dave

I know it's a little late for you but the black version now seems to be available here.

Seems the NSK2480B may have finally arrived in Oz

Just ensure you're running the latest bios, mb etc drivers and only one monitoring app installed at a time.
I had no end of problems with false readings etc on an nV4U board by having too many apps installed at once.
Good Luck.
also try apps such as siw, pcw2007 or aida32 and see what they show.

I was thinking just a normal USB flash drive as I know distros such as Puppy Linux run of them. Cheers. I have to pretty much agree with nutball but it depends on your set-up and the way you intend to use it. Most USB drives apparently have a limited read/write lifespan and torrenting would probabl...

ame wrote:what does AAM mean?

Automatic Acoustic Management.

Looking forward to the pictures

I wonder how long it will take from 'paper launch' to them actually appearing with vendors this time....

Samsung F1 drives are now listed at OCUK. http://www.overclockers.co.uk/productlist.php?groupid=701&catid=14&subid=940 I was going to post earlier that just the 750GB drives were listed, but since the problems with the SPCR forum seem to have been fixed I can now say that the 750GB AND the 1TB driv...

Three 501Lj's here, all OK - so far....

This product IS NOW AVAILABLE!!! http://www.doicoaustralia.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=902&osCsid=82954e64688f80c1760dfd82f65a45fb anyone ordered this yet? the site doesn't look too trustworthy to me, and 500 bucks seems like a very high price. Never heard of them before.. there are cheap...

bryanb wrote:How is the seek noise on the WD?

Sorry, there's no real data on the drive (awaiting final OS) so can only test via benchmarking tests.
Sorry.