Low cost actually, they are just ignored because it says 'VIA' on it. People buy Intel stuff no matter how bad, yet nobody will try poor VIA. :P I...
DMA is enabled by default, but that's if there are no problems... obviously there is a problem in this case. And the first thing that comes to...
I wouldn't mind having one, It'd make a great CPU for a router or embedded device. They're low power, low heat, and performance is on par with a P3.
Please, for the love of everything sacred, tell me you at least looked at your DMA settings.
AMD currently has better performing processors for cheaper, so it would be pretty foolish to go with Intel if you don't have to. That is, unless...
Sounds like a steal, I'd go for it. Like I said, it couldn't hurt, unless you want to work for some low-level firm reformatting Windows boxen all...
I don't know, it seems like you know more about it than I do! Still, if the price is right, I'd go for it. Couldn't hurt, right?
Already there, man. Already there. :)
I haven't been asked for the Linux+ before, but that doesn't mean I won't be eventually. I have seen demand for RCNE and LPI, however.
*cuts & pastes essay* ...Just kidding. Actually, we have a general Linux FAQ that should answer most of your questions. I am always willing to...
Right-click on My Computer --> Properties --> Hardware --> Device Manager --> IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers --> Primary Controller --> (UDMA On) -->...
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No, it wouldn't have enough guts to push Vista's highest-end graphical interface, but it could push the lower end ones just fine. You need a...
So is DMA enabled or not?
Make sure you have DMA enabled on both of your IDE channels. In Device Manager, right-click on your primary IDE controller and make sure it is set...
Actually I have 10 years of professional IT experience, about 18 years overall and I own my own consulting firm, but that's not the point. My...
If you trust a company like Dell to test their PCs more than you would trust a skilled technician like Big B or myself, you have a lot to learn...
"Silly Microsoft, Windows is for solitaire!"
Unsurprising, since they do run Windows on their servers. Well, most of them anyway. :)
Whoops, sorry, I started to post and got distracted, so it took me a while to post it. As a result I missed your last post altogether. :P Glad you...
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