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I know someone from this group was running an IDE drive on a SCSI card with some type of adapter. I'd like to get more details on this. I'd like to eliminate some of the cabling in my case if possible so if I can run my 80GB Cuda on the same LVD cable as my X15, I'd be happy as a PIS. Anybody...

How many updates are you downloading? I thought you had a 'broadband' connection, Handruin...? C

My offer still stands if you change your mind Groltz.. KCH

My download took about 30 seconds.... :-P C

Get it Here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/critical/Q321232/default.asp Clocker

Good to Go.... :)

Think I'm in good shape...found an XP version of the program with the installation files....BRB. C

I can run the set-up program if I set it to WIn98/Me compatibility mode, but once the installation of the VPN client gets started, it craps out with some error message... Good idea though.... C

Windows XP PRO that is... C

So sorry...WIndows XP. Thanks, C

I would like to install a VPN client on my machine so I can connect to my work network and check Lotus Notes etc. WHen I went to install the VPN client, it failed to install stating the client did not support dual CPU workstations. Is there a way to make it work? I've heard the term CPU...

I got mine from Dell peripherals (sold as a Seagate drive with full Warranty, not a Dell drive). C

Tea/Tannin- FWIW, my 80GB Cuda ATA4 came with AAM disabled (i.e. NOT crippled). I just verified it. C

Here is how you can do it: Link to Google News comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.storagenews Clocker

James/TIme- You did a better job of explaining what I meant. Nice work! KCH

It sounds to me like the overall opinion in this thread is that buffer size is irrelevant. I totally disagree with this line of thinking. I don't think of the buffer on these drives as merely a data reservoir can be used to store data on a FIFO basis in order for the data pump (the drive...

whoops just missed your post sorry

You probably already know this but I'll post it anyway.... http://www.tyan.com/support/html/video_support.html C

Just testing sig... C

Adcadet- I think there is a BIOS update for your board to work with ATI cards. Clocker

Is that an ultra33, Mark? Man, I can remember I had one of those the first time I visited SR!! Or did you mean Ultra/133? Clocker

YGIM!

Our plant is to pop a little one out of the oven around this time next year..... CLOCKER! Maybe I can create a Clocker Jr. ID and post some stories from a kids perspective....I can read it now... OMG this is scary...in a good way. ;-) Clocker

The two contacts on the bridge that need to be connected (to convert to MP from XP) are in the last column of the two rows of the L5 bridge (as I'm sure you know). So, instead of just directly connecting the bridge across the laser pit, I just made a curved trace with the pencil that went...

Tiger MPX with fixed USB and dual Athlon XPs (one old one new). I had to do the No.2 pencil trick on one of the XPs. They seem to be working fine. Clocker

Sold to Clipton.

Sold to Clipton.

Sold

YGM, Clippy! Clocker

:wink:

$25 off on the whole combo = $200 for the 512MB DDR + the Swiftech Heatsink + Motherboard

All talk no action.

CORRECTION!! THIS IS THE ACTUAL MEMORY: http://www.crucial.com/store/PartSpecs.asp?imodule=CT3264Z265 It is NOT ECC. Sorry for the confusion. Clocker

ECC is different than registered right? I'm replacing this with some ECC Registered memory. I don't believe this memory is ECC (that's why I never mentioned it) so let me double check the numbers when I get home (during lunch, 2.5 hours from now). Clocker

If you want to see it with the new chipset cooler, check it out below. No way I'll accept active cooling if I can avoid it! http://www.storageforum.net/clocker/DCP_0691.jpg Clocker

I ran my 1700+ at 2000+ (FSB overclock) for a while (2-3 weeks) when I first got it with no problems. I didn't really notice a difference in feel so I dropped it back down to 1700+. Never unlocked my XPs to try to play with the multiplier although I just used the No.2 pencil trick to convert...

Works great. In excellent condition. THe threads for the motherboard stand-offs need to be cleaned up a bit (got a little glue on them per their installation instructions) but otherwise in perfect condition. Latest version with the helicoid pins. Goes on the 'net for $50 + shipping new...

I should have most if not all the cables and stuff that came with this board. I pulled off the stock heatsink/fan chipset cooler and replaced it with a massive 1" tall passive heatsink (and thermal goop). I guarantee no DOA. Great board. More info here...

These DIMMS are in perfect condition and I guarantee no DOA. I will sell the separately if you only want one. Details Here: http://www.crucial.com/store/PartSpecs.asp?imodule=CT3272Z265 Crucial has them for $87 shipped free. I will accept $65 shipped for each. E-mail me if interested...

Hmmm. I'm using NPF2002 without any problems. I just took the default settings. Have you been tweaking it? C

Ahhhh! Now I remember with a little help. I only really remember one scene from that movie ;-) C

I'm still trying to figure this out. WTH? :-) Clocker

WHen the installer came over, he said the Network admins (or whoever those guys are) have 4mb upload & 4mb download at their homes using cable. Woulden't THAT be nice.... Clocker

So would you guys use it?! :-)

Line Quality Results: http://www.dslreports.com/quality/nil/750799 Speed Results: http://www.storageforum.net/clocker/speed_test.gif

Actually, I already have the NIC in my posession. It is indeed very cool looking!! THe only problem with it is that I need a cable/dsl router that supports 10/100/1000. Either that or I guess I connect the gigaswitch to a port on my router so my two machines can talk over gig-E. Of course...

Whoops...I mean it goes for $219.... C

My Tyan Tiger MPX board will arrive on Monday :-) I bought this Netgear GA620T gigabit 64-bit/66mhz NIC in anticipation of buying an MPX board w/o onboard LAN but I ended up getting the Tiger MPX anyway. Nonetheless, I have this NIC and it looks COOL. Never had a NIC with THREE heatsinks on...

http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1103-898438.html Wow! Clocker

I think I just had one with 99 positions. Is that what the numbers are that scroll down the command prompt window just before it really starts crunching? Clocker