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I have set up profiles through the NVidia control panel for my two output displays (Samsung 2253 monitor @ 1680x1050, Connected through DVI) and my television (Sony 42" LCD @ 12890x768, connected through a VGA cable). The profiles are TV: Cloned display with the Sony TV as the primary, and...

I have set up profiles through the NVidia control panel for my two output displays (Samsung 2253 monitor @ 1680x1050, Connected through DVI) and my television (Sony 42" LCD @ 12890x768, connected through a VGA cable). The profiles are TV: Cloned display with the Sony TV as the primary, and...

That's what I figured, I just wanted to make sure. I'm not sure I'm willing to switch to Vista yet.

Is it worth trying to install some of the hacked DX10 for XP files I've seen floating around?

If you are going back that far, then dig out Total Annihilation and the Core Contingency pack. Still an awesome game.

Supreme commander was, for me, a big disappointment. I still play Total Annihilation, and that's a blast. I've played a fair bit of CoH, but I just feel like Dawn of War is a much better game (Certainly faster).

I know with my old Antec PSU, if I plugged the fan sensor into the motherboard it would just go full speed all the time. I guess the PSU was expecting the motherboard to regulate it's speed for temperature, or something. If the fan sensor is plugged in, then try running the system without it...

The fourth pin is a PWM (Pulse width modulation) line for more accurate sense and control of fan speed.

The four pin connector on the 8800GT, what are the 4 pins? Is it possible to modify and connect an aftermarket fan to the board header to allow you to use the onboard throttle control to regulate fan speed?

I have installed the supposedly silent Arctic Cooling Turbo module, and it's the noisiest fan in my case. It sounds like any other 80mm fan running at a decent speed. Is there something wrong with mine, or have other people noticed it's noise too? And why didn't it have the 4 pin connector...

It's the same on the P5B, but since I'm not using any IDE or eSATA, I wanted to know if it was still being used.

Cool, thanks. That's pretty much what I figured, but didn't find it explicitly stated anywhere.

So I'm unclear on the use of the JMicron controller outside of a RAID setup. If you aren't running a RAID array, is there any reason to keep the driver enabled in the BIOS? or can it just be disabled (Running 2 non raid SATA drives).

Cool. Hopefully it goes to a good home.

I'm having a similar problem. What's odd is that it's only on the blend option, and it's independant of the OC. If I let the CPU choose everything auto (default) then I still get an error within an hour, yet if I choose large FFTs or Small FFTs, then it runs fine endlessly. It's confusing me. Is...