Recent content by talon64

You can get it at Fry's for $10. I bought it, but haven't played it.

This is a better deal: http://www.comcastoffers.com/search/?cid=52054&affid=broadband_offer $20/mo for 6 months, free modem and $75 cash back. I signed up through them when they had $100 cash back and I got all of my rebates.

Did you have to fax your CC info to eVGA for the cross ship or did you tell them over the phone?

I believe mad shripm said they come with the 4400+ and higher. You can pick one up on ebay for ~$15 though.

Well I submitted the rma for cross shipment, I have to fax in my credit card info for them to do the cross ship. I'll call on monday to see if I can do it over the phone instead, I doubt many people have fax machines and I don't want to pay $3.50 to fax it in.

Would you pay full price for a brand new car that has dents in it? I guess as long as it works it's fine, I just think it sucks.

Probably, just sucks I waited a week for this from the evga step up, I don't really want to wait another week. Maybe they can cross ship.

On 2 corners of my card the pcb is scuffed and split a little. The card is working correctly, I just think it sucks that I paid $200 for a card that's not perfect. Anyway, should I be worried about it if it works?

I have the non deluxe board and there's no options for chipset voltage. I can't get my opteron 144 over 288 FSB, upping the core voltage does nothing.

I have a Dimension 4700 also using a Dell 2005fp with the onboard Intel 900 graphics and also used a 6800 gs with DVI. A lot of people swear that DVI is a lot better than analog, but honeslty I didn't see the huge difference people made me believe to see. Currently I'm using the onboard graphics...

Do you have any other ram to test it with? Or try using 1 stick of ram at a time. My Asus board would not boot with the new ram I had, I had to use some old ram then after I updated the BIOS the new ram worked. It was an AMD nforce board though.

That seems really high for voltage, I'm at stock voltage with 2.6 ghz. Try changing your mem divider?

Maybe it's the board, I couldn't find anywhere to adjust the northbridge voltage so that may be it i'm guessing.

Corsair XMS 3200, I'm using a divider though 2:3 I think or whatever 266 is. I looked for a setting to up my northbridge voltage but couldn't find it in my BIOS, I guess the A8N can't be changed?