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25th Mar 2008, 12:39
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 Need help! Sorry, I was being terribly rude. It can't be that old, it's got an AGP socket and a small PCI on the edge.
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There's really no words visible? No maker or model? I can't see one on the photo. It's not common. What did belarc say? It's a two-minute download and it gives you all the detail you could hope for. My System: Tim
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25th Mar 2008, 12:53
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| Need help! ok cheers. ill download that programme tonight or tomorrow. this is the best picture i could get wi[IMG]file:///G:/DCIM/100_FUJI/DSCF0784.JPG[/IMG]th the lighting
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[IMG]file:///G:/DCIM/100_FUJI/DSCF0784.JPG[/IMG]  [IMG]file:///G:/DCIM/100_FUJI/DSCF0784.JPG[/IMG] My System: MEAN MACHINE!
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25th Mar 2008, 12:57
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| Need help! i says agp in the middle but when i searched that it didn't come up with anything usefull but ill download that programme when i get the chance |
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25th Mar 2008, 14:24
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| Need help! It's a Chaintech mobo, but check Belarc or Everest for the model no.
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30th Mar 2008, 16:50
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| Need help! The picture seems decent enought for me NOT TO find anything that looks like a connection for bringing USB ports to the front of your system...
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Basically, you would be looking for a block of 7 pins on your mobe (one row of 3 pins and one row of 4 pins right under that). They would usually be on the opposite site from where the CPU is (i.e. in the area of the IDE connectors and such. Cheers: Chris. My System: Willy Wonka's Polygon Factory
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30th Mar 2008, 20:43
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| Need help! Quote:
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"I loved the P182 so much that, when my wife's system was all noisy and needed all sorts of cleaning, I bought her one. Then, when I wanted a cat, I bought a P182. The P182 is not a cat per se, but it's still an excellent buy." My System: 日夏子
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30th Mar 2008, 20:58
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| Need help! I can imagine uses for it but you can scarcely let it loose on the Internet these days. Well... okay, you can but not near pictures. I spend some time sat at a 266MHz mmx tokamook with a maxed-out 64MB most days and it behaves impeccably, considering. I type on it, it weighs just over a pound, it's ten years old and Firefox 2 manages perfectly well calling up pages over the wifi card. Go on - what do you do with the 486? I never actually owned one but I kept more running than I like to remember. |
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30th Mar 2008, 22:01
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| Need help! It's just collecting dust at the moment. I'll probably get it running at some point, I think I still have Windows 3.1 on there.
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31st Mar 2008, 16:28
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| Need help! I'm beating you on that one man... SinclairZX Spectrum and a Commodore 64, still running. My ZX81 is currently boxed up but it's still fully functional as well. |
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31st Mar 2008, 16:48
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| Need help! The trick is keeping them in use. I saw my lad playing Chuckie Egg this morning, he looked sheepish when he noticed me noticing. |
