Posts by WScottCross

It appears to be socket limited. AMD's specs for the socket 754 CPU's is limited to 3.2GB/s bandwidth between RAM and CPU. This corresponds to PC3200 SINGLE channel. The socket 939 went to 6.4GB/s DUAL channel. All the mobile...

Copying the files is the easy part. The harder part is burning them to DVD. The format MCE uses is not ready for burning to DVD. There are third party apps to convert the files, but it's not a simple 1 step solution to creating DVDs...

The I9100 uses a heatpipe for the CPU. The CPU contact plate has 2 pipes coming out of it and going to the 2 sets of radiator fins. Carefully blowing air into the back exhaust ports should take care of it.

Maybe RMClock will help you. It didn't help with my 9100, but I don't have a Dothan, either. It did help with the voltage and clock speeds on my Averatec 3270 so I'm happy there.

Quote: Originally Posted by bigddybn Wow. I'm amazed that you even came up with that out of a priority mail box. Good job! It's great when people think "outside of the mailbox" I just used...

I'm pretty sure the transfer rates on the SD cards aren't that great and they aren't buffered like the hard drive is. Honestly, with 2GB, you don't have too much to worry about as far as paging goes. You're probably better off...

Front view of my prototype cooler/stand Top view Side view Obviously this is with my 9100. The specs for the 9300 list it as 15.5" wide. For that, the Express mail (or comparable box) would work well. It...

I built one specifically with cooling in mind. I run 2 instances of Folding@Home on my 9100 24/7 and I was concerned with the fans cycling to high speed to get rid of the heat. I used a USPS priority mail shipping box to build a...

Quote: Originally Posted by bigddybn He shouldn't loose dual channel. All "dual channel" means is dual memory controllers. They give it a fancy name so fanboys feel like they are getting something for their...

Dell I9100 - DTR IBM 600X wife's surfin' machine Avertatec 3270 - in the truck for audiobooks & GPS