Posts by JETninja

Joshnor713 - Could you share with the link and pics of how you did this volt mod? I just did the Pin Mod adding a P-M 1.7....it fails always at some point after windows loads...can be 1min.....other times 5+. But sooner or later it does...

I thought the whole idea was just dropping in a 1.6-1.7 with the pin mod and off you go in most cases, from what I've read in the thread at least. I'd be interested in learning about any volt mods (which I was under the impression were...

See if you can make out this pic http://i12.ebayimg.com/01/i/000/ab/19/184a_1.JPG Auction http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWN:IT&ih=003 Is rmclock a Program? Link to voltmod? I know the GPU is fine, got a reading...

Well, partial success. It's booting up at 2.26Ghz....and loads Windows. But so far just a minute or two after Windows is fully loaded, I get an Exception Error. No Clue why at this point. I super cleaned and even sorta lapped the...

Ok, the $23 1.6's were gone, so I picked up a 1.7 off Ebay. (like $40 shipped) Couple Questions. The more detailed link (from the original poster in his post) is dead. I would like to remove the minimum of parts if possible. Reading...

Quote: Originally Posted by esix However, if you have a lot of patience like me you can do some research and disable most of Vista's memory features (which only really work well once you have 4Gigs + a super fast...

32 Bit Windows (all) are limited to reading something like 3.6Gb...it cannot read 4Gb. 64 Bit OS's can read 8Gb. IMO, your waste'n your $$ going over 2 to maybe 3Gb or Ram. (never seen 1.5Gb sticks...lol)

That's ATA/IDE. SATA is a small little serial connector. You should be able to bring up Device manager.....and you'll either have a ATA controller or a SATA controller I think. (I have an ATA)

More CPU is always good....thats why I got my Son the T7300. I always recommend picking 1st one down from the top CPU...most bang for $$. Thats gives you the best longevity for games etc.... You can get some killer discounts too when...

My I9300 has been problem free since day one 2yrs ago. I game on it almost every night and love it. I just ordered a 1520 for my Son...reviews mention it is much better build then previous Dells. A much more robust hinge design,...