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I am going to (try) add the ability to restore itself from the tray when double clicked, so I can make it like it should have been in the first place.-
that little outburst 
| 1. 4 DDR2 DIMM memory slots (supports up to 16GB memory) 2. Supports dual channel DDR2 800/667/533/400 DIMMs 3. Supports 1.8V DDR2 DIMMs |
Specs:gets 4 stars from everyone..
Gesamtkapazität: 2048 MB
Anzahl Module: 2
Bauform: DIMM
Typ: RAM-DDR2
Standard: DDR2 - 800 (PC2 - 6400)
Timings:
CAS Latency (CL):5
RAS-to-CAS-Delay (tRCD): 5
RAS-Precharge-Time (tRP): 5
Row-Active-Time (tRAS): 12
Anschluss: 240-pin
Spannung: 1,9 Volt
Spannungsbereich: from 1,9 Volt to 2,2 Volt
... but i have patched windows to support custom themes ...-jgpaiva (August 04, 2007, 03:13 PM)
Thanks for the update, Tomos! Did you get a chance to test the ODF filter yet?nope,-zridling (August 03, 2007, 10:44 PM)
| There are new service packs for TextMaker 2006 and PlanMaker 2006 [Spreadsheet programme] for Windows. These service packs bring some significant improvements and bug fixes to SoftMaker Office, and we recommend that you install them. Also, the TextMaker service pack adds an OpenDocument export filter to TextMaker 2006, letting you not only read but also write documents in OpenDocument and OpenOffice.org file formats. Download: http://www.softmaker...lish/servpack_en.htm |
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with 430W PSU - I believe Seasonic have a good reputation so..CPU Lüfter: Arctic-Cooling Alpine 64
€ 9,-*
CPU Sockel AM2: AMD Athlon64 X2 4400+
€ 89,-*
Floppy-Laufwerke: Teac Diskettenlaufwerk (with card-reader)
€ 24,-*
Netzteile: 430Watt: Seasonic S12II-430HB
€ 74,-*
Gehäuse Midi Tower: Cooler Master Elite RC-330
€ 33,-*
Modem analog: Devolo MicroLink 56K
€ 9,90*
DVD-Brenner SATA: LG GSA-H62N
€ 39,90*
Gehäuse Lüfter: Arctic-Cooling AF12025 Fan L Box
2 x
€ 3,40*
€ 6,80*
Mainboards Sockel AM2: GigaByte MA69G-S3
€ 74,-*
Festplatten 3,5 Zoll SATA: Samsung HD321KJ 320GB
2 x
€ 64,-*
€ 128,-*
Arbeitsspeicher MDT DIMM 2 GB DDR2-800 Kit
€ 96,-*
Rounded figures:
€ 585* + €60 (Cost of Building) = €645 + Versand = €655
| CPU Lüfter: Arctic-Cooling Alpine 64 CPU: Sockel AM2 AMD Athlon64 X2 4400+ Floppy-Laufwerke: Teac Diskettenlaufwerk (with card-reader) Netzteile: Seasonic S12II-380HB (380W) Gehäuse Midi Tower: Cooler Master Elite RC-330 Modem analog: Devolo MicroLink 56K DVD-Brenner: SATA Samsung SH-S203B Gehäuse Lüfter: Arctic-Cooling AF12025 Fan L Box Mainboards: Sockel AM2 Asus M2A-VM/HDMI Festplatten: 2 x 3,5 Zoll SATA Samsung HD321KJ (320GB) Arbeitsspeicher: MDT DIMM 2 GB DDR2-800 Kit |
Just a quick comment, make sure the PSU power rating is AMD approved, is suitable for the mobo type and fit the case. I can't read German so maybe it's all in the link you've provided.I'll check that out Phil-PhilB66 (August 02, 2007, 06:02 AM)
I wouldn't be very comfortable about a shop that doesn't mention which brand the powersupply is, though. It might be 500W or 550W, but if it can't deliver stable voltages when under load, you're going to have an unstable system. Also, if it's not energy efficient, you risk getting a higher power bill if you have the system on a lot.
Does the shop offer some picture of the casing? Especially inside pictures. It's important that the PSU isn't going to be located right above the motherboard, as with some smaller cases.-f0dder (August 02, 2007, 04:44 AM)
What's that burner you have in the budget? And one final thing: if your HDD is a Seagate, be sure to remove a little jumper that comes in the far right side, to avoid limiting the bandwidth available for the hard drive to 150 MB/s (not that you're going to fill all that...). The little one is a bitch, so don't give up easily. I think that's all...forgot these:-Lashiec (August 01, 2007, 07:15 PM)
which made me wonder are they even dodgy if you dont use them muchgood question. id like to know that answer too.-mouser (August 02, 2007, 02:43 AM)
| The study found that indoor particle levels in the office air increased fivefold during work hours due to printer use. Printers emitted more particles when operating with new toner cartridges and when printing graphics and images that require greater quantities of toner. |
Also, be sure to have that case well cooled if you plan to go with the on-board video. I heard they heat quite a bit if you stress them.considering getting new fans anyway (want reasonable quiet), but will probably have a look inside first & see what the manual or website for mobo says about it-Lashiec
Could you give us some insight over that PSU? 550W may be overkill for your system, although that's not my main concern but the quality of the components housed inside it. What's the price?unfortunately they dont give any more details about the PSU-Lashiec
