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Hi all, I've got plenty of spares lying around from work, enough to make a system out of. I'm thinking of making one and giving it to my sister as she doesn't have a computer at the moment and I'm sure she wouldn't mind one to surf the net on. Basically I need to find some sort of AT case and...

Good one. I take it you've seen the VIA C3 in an R/C car?

Some good ideas there, Merc. Go ahead Tony, you know you want to 8)

Small sacrifice to pay for getting that scum off the earth :) OK, that was extreme.

Hmm.. perhaps.. what an obvious oversight on their part... :-?

Wierd. I'm sure what they're suggesting can't be done - I used to run SETI and know for a fact that duplicate WUs are not credited - I don't know how they calculate the accuracy with three identical units but I've tried in the past and it didn't work :wink:

What a complete twat!! I would suggest thinking of ways to get back at him. I don't know how, but there must be something you can do, like smash his car up, or cut the brakes, or get a bunch of the meanest dogs that wouldn't even notice a gun shot to tear him apart. Yes I'm serious.

and the F @ H project comes across as more primitive that SETI It certainly is. When will someone make something like Seti driver?? I mean, an exact cole with all the functionality and layout? :x

http://bangernomics.tripod.com/tyres.htm

Thats everywhere. Everything in mm except the width of the wheel itself and the diameter of the wheel or tyre. Offset is also measured in mm. Around 15 years back, Michelin tried to push metric measurements on the tyre market , but those tyres also required new wheels to go with them as they...

I prefer metric all the way. I can still remember around 10 years back when we first moved to the UK for short time, my mum asked the guy at the supermarket how much do these tomatos weigh, he said one pound, then she said "yes but how much do they weigh?" LOL...

How does this work? Looks like a PCI card?? :-?

http://www.powerquest.com/driveimage/didetails.cfm

BTW, Drive Image Pro also does NTFS.

Thanks for the link.

You sure he's worth beating with a SCSI drive? Hmm, there was an ancient Conner full height SCSI drive and a Seagate Hawk, but I didn't take them. The IBMs I can get many of as we dismantled a couple of SANs and each had 6 of them... hmm... should I do him a favour and use the IBMs? OK, well...

No she's not, thats why.

uh-oh... caught her chewing on the network cable today. Will have to reroute them and the electrical ones too lest she tries them as well. I won't even tell you what she's deposited in the corner behind my desk (hint: its brown) :( But he's had dogs previously so he's got some idea what he's...

Well, hes leaving on Monday so I don't know if you'll have time :P Anyway, I got a 120mb Caviar from work today, should be sufficient to beat him with, also a 1.6gb version as well as a couple of IBM DNES SCSI drives, which one will it be? You choose.

Hmm... no need to. Where I work I'm free to take whatever I like home... its warehouses full of old machines and hardware, I'm bound to find a Barracuda or two, all I need is a canvas bag and beat him with it :lol:

Thanks, will try.

Update, I was posting on SR about a quiet system so I thought I'd fill you in on the latest incarnation of the... er... whatever its called. Quiet PC. Copy paste: ... My main machine is also very quiet. It could be made quieter but not worth the money. I've got a Lian-Li PC 12 case which I...

Tony, I can't seem to find the page regarding the certifications on AMD's site - I tried searching too but nothing. Can you point me to that direction please, Thanks

Although I didn't use it much. Lycoris is very simple to use and quite a few similarities with Windows, give it a try.

Hah, a friend of mine who's pretty much clueless bought an XP2000 and didn't use any grease on it. The heatsink he used did have a thermal pad on it though. A month later it died and he took it back to the shop. They told him they couldn't replace it because he didn't use grease on it (after...

Jake, my flatmate just got a 3 month old Staffs Terrier. Its running around like crazy, trying to eat anything in its path! Will post photos once I get my camera back from my friend :D

Thanks for the link. some nice stuff there!

Same here, I used to have a program that beeped every time you hit INS but God knows where that's gone.

Congrats! He's actually in London till next week, I'm expecting a call from him for us to meet up somewhere, I can imagine us argueing about Creative cards and Barracuda's at teh pub! :lol:

No I don't!!!! :stpd: No way, **** off! :mrgrn:

When will AMD remember London? :x

I never argue with anyone... so... who gets to choose mine?

2 but I voted 3 by mistake :( An XP1800+/512mb and a P3-733/256mb The XP is my main machine and the P3 is an HP E-PC that site quietly in the corner doing websharing and various other things when needed.

Everything for me!

Thanks for the tip!

How about 'none' ?

I said, I didnt visit that porn site. Others, perhaps :roll:

Actually it seemed to redirect after I clicked the link.

Nah... never visited that porn site (hey at least I'm not BSing you!)

A modem is not the same as a NIC :P

Which is why I said:

Thie first link slo crostic posted. Now it works fine. I havent got a clue what did that

This is wierd. If I click the link I get a porn site. If I copy the URL and paste it, it works fine... WTF? :o

That link takes me to a porn site? :-?

No modem though, and the VIA C3 doesnt excite me (though it will be suffucient for internet use, but then why no modem) What a joke! I thought performance was at P2-300 levels? Ah I know why they dont provide modems... the only cheap modems available are Winmodems that won't work on Lindows...

Nice, a complete rip off of sandra :lol: I found a bug, it says my Xp1800 has only 32k L1 cache....

True, its expensive but much cheaper than a 200Gb SCSI drive...

Sorry, I must proof read stuff and not type posts when I'm on the phone :roll: The CMOS looses its contents when I pull the power out of the plug. So I suspect a dead battery but its a little early for the battery to fail right? Perhaps the board is defective, I havent bothered to replace...

I've never had to change a battery on a mobo but two months after I got my Asus board I'm using now it went dead. Everytime I remove the battery I have to re do all the BIOS settings. Either the battery is dead or something is wrong with the board

I've had one Soyo - perfectly stable and good features for the price.