Recent content by SniperHF

Tie for the 3770k / P8Z77-V

Just bought a regular P300, it runs pretty cool @ stock anyway. It has a lot of little annoyances though. I don't like the non-standard front panel, would rather it go to the motherboard. I'd prefer it have some 2.5" inserts for the 3.5 bays instead of a behind the motherboard mount. The...

Kingdome Come: Deliverance has a built in counter with a menu option.

E8400 (stock, I didn't OC it till it was actually a bottleneck) Abit IX38 QuadGT MSI GTX 9800 (non +) 2x2GB Corsair Dominator 1066 DDR2 Antec 900 2xSeagate SATA 2 500GB drives in R0 PSU was an OCZ 760w IIRC. Still have all these except the OCZ which croaked out (as did its RMA replacement.....)

Sounds like OCZ :laugh:

Sure, it's a gift though so it might not go in for a while.

Ah, since I won't be using that I can leave it unplugged I suppose.

https://www.asus.com/us/Networking/PCE-AC55BT-B1/overview/ I bought that^ Didn't notice it before I bought it, but it connects internally to a motherboard USB header for some reason.... Anyone know why? It has no manual just a guide that says plug all the things in.

It was still pretty common to put 98 on that type of system, my first P4 system had 98 even. Though I'd bet a good chunk of those systems were upgraded to XP at some point.

Yes, assuming you don't hit a bottleneck somewhere else. There's some overhead in addition to not getting a larger maximum throughput, you won't get 1+1+ speeds for every link you add. But you'll get more provided you have separate sessions as in your example. I tested it on a Cisco switch...

In typical old school ASRock fashion it had both AGP and PCIe, and DDR and DDR2 support for the 775 socket. Old ASRock boards are neat :D

Are old manuals interesting? I dunno but these are the ones I have laying around. Wish I had the DUAL VSTA board, but I built that one for someone else.

I had basically the same effect with the Arctic Mono Plus on my RX 480. 15 to 20c drop. Came with a bunch of RAM and VRM heatsinks too. Good deal. Though I ended up chopping off the VRM portion of the factory heatsink and kept that.

CPUs I currently Don't have a motherboard for Top Left: Celeron 466mhz (No idea where I got this one) Top Mid: Athlon 64 3500+ S939 - I used this till I upgraded it to a 4000+ I remember thinking the 4000+ to feel a lot faster at the time. Top Right: E8400 - Used this one daily, don't...

Speaking of meters. Bought this used for $5 at a DeVry garage sale many years ago: Works great.