Recent content by jrnyfan

That's not an accurate translation. "Two touchable sides, two times the sensation" is more accurate.

Great review, thank you very much!

You can also download CPU-z and use that to identify your motherboard and bios version as well as cpu type, ram type etc or just pay attention during POST. Once you have the information, go to the manufacturers website and download the BIOS. Since it sounds like you have an AM2 mobo, that is a...

What an awful article. In all my many years coming here, this is by far the worst written article. A monkey throwing poo against a keyboard could make a more coherent string of sentences.

I have a P3 500MHz Gateway that I run AOE II on from time to time...Win98 SE, TNT2 Ultra, SB Live...it was great back in the day!

Reset the CMOS and try again. You might have a BIOS corruption from all of the tries and the on/offs and different RAM configurations

If you are running an MSI or ASUS mobo, they have temp programs that come with them that I've found very useful. As someone mentioned, you can go into the BIOS to get a temp reading as well. You might want to look into another cooler like the Hyper 212+, I just threw one on my 955 and running...

True Crypt pwns. fin.

Also consider the chipsets and NB's involved, if you need on board video or don't want to mess with it, that might be a consideration as well.

This is one of my top 5 games I currently play, it's worth ~$20 but the fact that it is ~$10 makes it amazing. I haven't had this much fun in multiplayer since Goldeneye64...

I live in Utah and after an hour of Prime95 I was at 56C according to ASUS Probe and that's with my 955 BE @ 3.6GHz so 48C is plenty cool. I have an ASUS M4A79XTD EVO board and I screwed down the retaining clip until all 4 were tight on the board so unless you really over tightened things or...

In mounting this new cooler, you had to disassemble your pc and install the backplate on the motherboard. I know this because I just installed this cooler on my machine for my 955 BE on an ASUS motherboard. Chances are good (read: certain) that something got messed up inadvertently when you...

The 7900GS did have a 6-pin requirement on it, at least the models I had did. I would try resetting the CMOS and see if that does anything.

Well since it is a known issue, you probably already know that there is no solution. It's kind of like using IE6, it's not supported anymore. Outlook 2003 is barely compatible with Win7, you need to upgrade.