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Beating heart. Move your cusor around and it beats faster or slower.

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Because there were none before

http://w1.318.telia.com/~u31815086/readmylips_blush.mov

Quicktime movie (4.37mb) is on this page.

It takes a while but its well worth the wait.

Could be a blessing in disguise. Sounds like your boards using the modified RU bios which excludes the HighPoint. The HighPoint is a dog at the best of times and has been known to destroy drives. Stick your IBM's on the IDE controller for the mean time and get hold of a Promise FastTrack controller ...

Derek, the current design scheme does work. The back bone of the site is all there. My self and DJ Spray are just pointing out some very minor graphics issues that are down to personal taste and can always be ironed out later. I appreciate all the time, hard work and effort you've put in to this so ...

No, check the other posts on the dual P3 mod. You will need to mod the adapters and and/or mod the board.

And I thought you were only 21
Mabe moving that to somewhere more focal, so it grabs you when you first hit the page?

Sorry Derek, I mean 1980’s, a bit garish and bright! As for the info, there’s a lot of text and nothing that visually gabs your attention straight away. Anyway what the hell do I know! PS. How about a CPU configuration page, with the various processor configs for the BP6. How many times has “what’s ...

I agree with DJ_Spray on the colour scheme. The design looks……….a bit “eighties”. I also think there’s a bit too much info for the front page. It could do with being simplified.
Feel free to kick me now

Bobby_D, Just to make things clear on your original question. The simplest way to achieve what you want is to: 1. Get hold of a Powerleap Neo S370 2. Get hold of any "E type" P3 FCPGA CPU(The E types run at 100 mHz) The Neo's should be still available to buy new but the 100 mHz P3's are harder to tr...

Why did you have to reinstall you O/S? I had a similar problem a few years back, turned out to be a seperate partion on the hard drive being used for drive diagnostics. Try repartitioning/reformating with Fdisk.

If you look up and to the right, you will see a button named " Files Database". Thanks to the outstanding hard work done by the administrators, moderators and users of this forum you will find all your Bios needs have been catered for.

Good luck!

LOL,

Check the "TV Out" resolution on these cards. Some are limited to 800x600. Newer ATI's and GF3/4's are 1024x768. Not sure how important this is, but it could make a differance depending on your TV.

It is possible, but its not easy Check this site out http://www.eio.com/lcdconnect.htm

Ok, I know this is a bit late but it could be of use.

http://www.lcdspecifications.com/

I'm thinking of building a cheap MP3/DJ rig, so I'd be interested to see how your progressing.

ECS D6VAA (rev1.1)2xPentium3 1000@1125 FSB: 150 BIOS: 1122 Service CPU: 2xPentium 3 1000 mHz@1100. sSpec SL4C8. Core Stepping cC0 PSU: Enermax - EG365P-VE 350W (FMA) Cooling: Fortis A102’s, 80mm adaptors, Akasa Fans Memory: 512 Meg Crucial PC133 (reg) AGP: Nvidia GF3 500Ti PCI: Netgear FA311, Promis...

Abit BP6 1xPentium3 1000@1100 FSB: 110 BIOS: RU(P3 micro) PSU: Enermax - EG365P-VE 350W Pentium 3 1000 mHz@1100. sSpec SL5QV. Core Stepping cD0. Cooling: "No name" cheep ally heatsink+fan Powerleap Neo S370 Memory: 640 Meg Crucial PC133 AGP: ATI Xpert 2000 PCI: Promise Ultra100 TX2, Netgear FA311 HD...

Ok, this may sound very sad but I was wondering whether any one knew how many BP6’s were made by Abit? Do these boards have serial/batch numbers on them? If so maybe BP6.com could keep track of them and cross reference cap problems etc!

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OK, I was thinking of going down the Raid path, but now you've got me worried! I currently run a 20 gig(O/S and apps) and a 30 gig(Data, music, pics, my docs etc). Ive just got hold of 2 identical 10 gig drives and plan to switch my O/S and apps to Raid. The 20 gig would then be used for more file s...

You know you're living in the 2000s when... 1. You accidentally enter your password on the microwave. 2. You haven't played solitaire with real cards in years. 3. You have a list of 15 phone numbers to reach your family of three. 4. You e-mail your mate who works at the desk next to you. 5. Your rea...