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headseed wrote:Yes, the question is, how many? LOL

Ooooo... Good point.

Can you believe that I only have one? It has never failed me! Ever!

Honestly, I was going to add that option to the poll

At the last minute I decided against it.

Do you own a BP6 motherboard?

Well? Do ya? Punk!

jaybird wrote:If you want the best coolers on the market get Whisper's, see my photo gallary on this website.

P.S. they also look slick as s--t !

I need to pick up some new coolers

^ That was quick

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VIA Arena has created a chart and article that explains the differences between different versions of Windows Vista in order to help you choose the version to best suit your needs.

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VIA Arena has created a chart and article that explains the differences between different versions of Windows Vista in order to help you choose the version to best suit your needs.

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KliK wrote:
Derek wrote:The more memory, the better. A stick 512 of PC3200 locally is 70CAD. I stick to a minimum of 1gig of RAM as much as possible.

768 in the case of the BP6
OK Derek...but in the case with Vista, 1GB is for system use only!!

The more memory, the better. A stick 512 of PC3200 locally is 70CAD. I stick to a minimum of 1gig of RAM as much as possible.

768 in the case of the BP6

Do you have access to XP Pro?

Congrats!!!

People underestimate how crucial a good power supply is to their system.

Have any pictures of your setup?

Wow!

And welcome back, Neil

That's great. I wonder if the BP6 could cope?

Hi rmanarino,

Where are you located?

ReD-BaRoN2 wrote:Thanks guys! I'll see if I can get the LED leads to connect directly to the PCI board.

No problem!

FYI, some towers have multiple HDD LEDs as well. Such a tower would be handy in your case or for users with multiple HDD cards.

Dave Rave wrote:I think he wants to use the chassis led for the mobo hdd led AND the pci cards led

You could always splice the chassis lead and connect it to both the mobo and PCI card.

InactiveX wrote:That's what I used to do, before I changed my case to one which doesn't have an HDD LED.

On a related note, if you don't have the chassis LED, this is a good little taskbar HDD activity indicator for Windows.

http://www.lonewolf.gr/software/default.asp

That's handy!

I would connect the chassis light directly to the PCI board.

hyperspace wrote:Xcellent!

Holy cow! Look who it is!

Hi, found bp6 and two p3 650mhz processors, and then this article. I'm just little confused about the "Remove AB36 Socket Pin And Connect AB36 To Z36 On Both Sockets" So do I leave the socket-pin off, and just solder empty socket hole (AB36) and Z36 pin together? I've made vcc mod and replaced all ...

Thanks ReD!

InactiveX, take it away!

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