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The next SEED review is up. This time, I looked at the MA-280. Feel free to post opinions in this thread, or leave a comment on the article.

I just dropped this review, feel free to post your opinions. Followup: Also check out the SEED MA-280 review.

Apt alone is a good enough reason, but of course the same question could be asked the other way: why bother with Arch when there's Deb? :)

Kernel 2.6.30.5 available Guess what? It's that time again! 2.6.31.4 is built and synced to kernel.hardwareforums.com. As usual with bugfix releases, it is recommended to upgrade if you're running a HWF kernel. Note that I skipped building 2.6.31.3, since there was only a single commit which...

It's alright, though I found its core tools a bit clumsy. But all packages are built for i686 which is nice, and it's certainly not bloated.

Kernel 2.6.30.5 available The brand new stable kernels, 2.6.30.9 and 2.6.31.2, are built and syncing to kernel.hardwareforums.com. As usual with bugfix releases, it is recommended to upgrade if you're running a HWF kernel. Get 'em here 2.6.30.9 Changelog 2.6.31.2 Changelog

At around 09:00/UTC, the server hosting HardwareForums.com and Zone365.com experienced a problem which caused the Apache web server to fail. The issue has been corrected and no further downtime is expected as a result of this problem. My apologies for the inconvenience, and thanks for your...

Looks like a nice build. The chassis is a bit OTT if you ask me, but each to their own. :) As for the massive RAM, that's a good call for video editing. Most games won't use anywhere near that amount without tweaking though, so you're not likely to see any benefit there after four gigs. Keep in...

Both Seasonic and Corsair make PSUs with a single, massive 12v rail and solid capacitors instead of the cheap electrolytic caps you find in most PSUs. They will last you a lot longer, and be more reliable all the way. Xilence may use good caps, have solid rails, etc. But I don't know, since I...

Quality means a lot more than the advertised wattage. That said, I'd spend a few bucks more and go for a Seasonic or Corsair PSU, 550 watt or greater.

Your CPU retails for about $50, his for about $200... for a CPU a quarter the price, you're lucky to get similar performance. Still, the big kicker is the video card. His has more than twice the throughput of yours. Comparison of Nvidia graphics processing units - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The love of money is the root of all kinds of evil. Money should be considered a means, and not an end. Unfortunately, capitalism seems to be the ideological position that people are things one uses in the pursuit of capital.

They didn't actually, he was smuggled back in; something I would imagine Brazilian officials helped to achieve.

Sold locally, thread closed. Thanks for your interest.

Times have changed since Big B wrote those rules. Nowadays, almost nobody has a non-free email address; even many ISP's are just outsourcing their email to Gmail. That in mind, I re-worded much of the original B/S/T rules sometime back: The full thing can be read here.

OK, here's the reader's digest for you lazy, uncultured bastards who can't be bothered with unimportant things like current events. :rolleyes: Basically, the big business interested in exploiting Honduras for its resources are a major player in the coup. Zelaya had been a bit of a typical...

DVD drives and the like need no drivers to function. Is your problem reading discs with it, writing them, or both?

Kernel 2.6.30.5 available 2.6.30.8 and 2.6.31.1 are built and syncing to kernel.hardwareforums.com. As usual with bugfix releases, it is recommended to upgrade if you're running a HWF kernel. Get 'em here 2.6.30.8 Changelog 2.6.31.1 Changelog P.S. - My script somehow failed to build...

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Socket 775 is the CPU socket. It's only for the processor, not for any expansion cards, etc. :) What model is your motherboard?