Posts by Zaphod

Quote: Originally Posted by raskren That's a big latency jump No it's not. It may seem that way since it has a higher latency measured in clocks, but when you correct for the increased clock rate you'll see...

The Go 7300 is basically a go 6200 with 25Mhz higher reference memory clock and the shader improvements from the 7800 compared to the 6x00 series. In theory it can be *up to* 1.5 times faster (in strictly shader limited situations), but...

Quote: Originally Posted by busychild424 USB\VID_413C&PID_8103 [...] Ideas? I'm getting so close. That's the ID of a Dell TrueMobile Wireless 350 BT-module which should work just fine with SP2 OOTB. I...

Just paste the text in the 'CODE' field into an empty text file and save it as somefilename.inf. Then point to this new file when Windows asks for a driver. If it doesn't recognize it as a correct driver then Asus have probably changed...

What BIOS? My W3N also had standby and reboot issues with 204A. Downgraded it to 202A and all was peachy. Edit: Just to clarify: It would lock up in suspend, needing a hard reset. It would also often not turn back on after a soft...

Quote: Originally Posted by rfs Zaphod: You are the man. Feel free to edit the last line of the .inf to keep a reminder of that fact in your device manager! Nah... I presume it worked out ok? If so: Happy...

To use the MS Bluetooth stack in Windows XP SP2: -Uninstall uninstall any previously installed stack and reboot. -With the single unidentified USB device in device manager, choose to manually install a driver and point it to the...

Quote: Originally Posted by dotey39 So PC cards liek these are compatible with teh current built-on asus notebooks right? Or do these card locations already have the Wi-fi ? Do i need to take out teh wi-fi card to use...

Quote: Originally Posted by dotey39 4. Could you guys recommend me (give links) to some adapters (preferably ones that don't stick out like USB ones) to some bluetooth adapters that i could stick into the Z70V and enjoy...

Lower cost in general, no. Much bigger space, power, and weight contraints, yes. Individual differences can be huge, though. I'd take a look at the M6V/Z70V. That's as good a screen as you'll get on any Asus and right up there compared...