I assume you are now trying to get that Asus Suite 3 program running.If so I wonder if you might do better on the Asus forum:https://vip.asus.com/forum/[the part number does identify the motherboard]Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
I assume you are now trying to get that Asus Suite 3 program running.
The simplest way is to run MEMMAKER while in the pure DOS environment. Your largest executable only has 508kb. This is quite low for the DOS environment, even when running a DOS session within Windows.There are more involved methods of squeezing as much DOS memory as possible into the command enviroRead more
The simplest way is to run MEMMAKER while in the pure DOS environment. Your largest executable only has 508kb. This is quite low for the DOS environment, even when running a DOS session within Windows.
There are more involved methods of squeezing as much DOS memory as possible into the command environment. It requires some study and understanding of how DOS allocates memory. Here is a link that has some involved, but not overly technical methods for getting more RAM available for programs:
There are four timers in .NET. System.Windows.Forms.Timer - This works though the message pump. It only works on a GUI thread, and it only fires when you're pumping messages. In a single threaded application, this means it'll only fire if your application is idle. The Win32 method it wraps dates bacRead more
There are four timers in .NET.
System.Windows.Forms.Timer – This works though the message pump. It only works on a GUI thread, and it only fires when you’re pumping messages. In a single threaded application, this means it’ll only fire if your application is idle. The Win32 method it wraps dates back to Win16, so it lacks alternate threads. As it isn’t concurrent, you shouldn’t run into any concurrency issues.
System.Timers.Timer – Runs from the ThreadPool, and does its work from there. It has thread safety baked in, so if you’re careful you shouldn’t have too many concurrency issues.
System.Threading.Timer – The underpinnings of Timers.Timer, but without thread safety. You don’t want it.
System.Windows.Threading.DispatcherTimer – WPF, so you don’t want it and can’t use it.
I’m not sure if you have a Forms.Timer, or a Timers.Timer, but I suspect it’s the Forms version. What I would probably do in your position is to use a Forms timer for your button flashing. For the actual work, I’d throw a System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker at it.
@echo off & setlocal set /P target=Enter Drive letter (e.g. C:)^> type nul > C:\list1.txt cd /D %target%\ for /F "delims=" %%j in ('dir /B /AD') do echo.%%~fj >> C:\list1.txt type nul > C:\list2.txt for /F "delims=" %%j in (C:\list1.txt) do echo.%%j %%~aj >> C:\list2.txt typRead more
@echo off & setlocal
set /P target=Enter Drive letter (e.g. C:)^>
type nul > C:\list1.txt
cd /D %target%\
for /F "delims=" %%j in ('dir /B /AD') do echo.%%~fj >> C:\list1.txt
type nul > C:\list2.txt
for /F "delims=" %%j in (C:\list1.txt) do echo.%%j %%~aj >> C:\list2.txt
type C:\list2.txt
:: End_Of_Batch
If you do not get it to work after this post, please tell me what cell(s) you are using for the VLOOKUP formula.The syntax of your latest attempt is wrong:=VLOOKUP(C16,'Pivot-DL$ (A1)'!$A$7:$E$11,COLUMN(),-2)Let's break the VLOOKUP arguments down piece by piece.VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, colRead more
If you do not get it to work after this post, please tell me what cell(s) you are using for the VLOOKUP formula.
lookup_value: C16 table_array: ‘Pivot-DL$ (A1)’!$A$7:$E$11 col_index_num: You want 2, more on this later [range_lookup]: -2?
The range_lookup argument should only be FALSE (0) or TRUE (1) A range_lookup argument of -2 is going to give you invalid results.
First, let’s discuss your lookup_value… value…C16
If you are dragging this formula across columns, you have to lock the lookup_value also or it will increment from C16 to D16 to E16 as you drag it across.
If you always want to lookup C16, you have to use $C16 which will lock the Column but allow the Row to increment if you are also dragging it down.
Second, your table_array…
I can only assume that ‘Pivot-DL$ (A1)’!$A$7:$E$11 is a valid table_array for your workbook. Since I can’t see your workbook from where I’m sitting, I’ll have to trust you that it is a valid table_array.
Third, your col_index_num…
Did you try any of the tests I suggested as a means to familiarize yourself with the COLUMN function?
I don’t have any other way to explain it other than it simply returns the Column number of the Column it is used in.
If you put this in D16, it will return 4, because D is the 4th Column on a worksheet.
=COLUMN()
If you put this in D16, it will return 2, since 4 – 2 = 2
=COLUMN()-2
Therefore, if you put this in D16:
=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$1:$C$6,COLUMN()-2,FALSE)
it will be equivalent to:
=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$1:$C$6,2,FALSE)
and
=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$1:$C$6,2,0)
Finally, your range_lookup argument…
As I said earlier, this has to be 0 (FALSE) or 1 (TRUE) or omitted, which is the same as TRUE. Since I assume you are looking for an exact match, you want the range_lookup argument to be 0 (FALSE).
A =VLOOKUP() should get you what you want.With your data like:Sheet 1 A B C 1) Policy Number 2) 86119946117 3) 86119700141 4) 86120463761 5) 86120166364 6) 86120705856 7) 86119459680 8) 8611025800 9) 65509155938 10) 86220712280 11) 86120206618 Sheet 2 A B C 1) Policy Number Ref 2) 86219941732 a 3) 6Read more
A =VLOOKUP() should get you what you want.
With your data like:
Sheet 1
A B C
1) Policy Number
2) 86119946117
3) 86119700141
4) 86120463761
5) 86120166364
6) 86120705856
7) 86119459680
8) 8611025800
9) 65509155938
10) 86220712280
11) 86120206618
Sheet 2
A B C
1) Policy Number Ref
2) 86219941732 a
3) 66509837115 b
4) 86120700505 c
5) 86219442365 d
6) 65508447920 e
7) 86119946117 f
8) 86119700141 g
9) 86120463761 h
10) 86120166364 i
11) 86120705856 j
On Sheet 1, Cell B2 enter the formula:
=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$B$11,1,0)
On Sheet 1, Cell C2 enter the formula:
=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$B$11,2,0)
Drag down 10 rows and your Sheet 1 should now look like:
Sheet 1
A B C
1) Policy Number
2) 86119946117 86119946117 f
3) 86119700141 86119700141 g
4) 86120463761 86120463761 h
5) 86120166364 86120166364 i
6) 86120705856 86120705856 j
7) 86119459680 #N/A #N/A
8) 8611025800 #N/A #N/A
9) 65509155938 #N/A #N/A
10) 86220712280 #N/A #N/A
11) 86120206618 #N/A #N/A
The #N/A is the error value that means “no value is available” in other words the =VLOOKUP() found no match.
If you do not want the #N/A to display then use the formula:
On Sheet 1, Cell B2 =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$B$11,1,0)),””,VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$B$11,1,0)) On Sheet 1, Cell C2 =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$B$11,2,0)),””,VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$B$11,2,0))
It may be that the usb stick is faulty., for whatever reason. How old is the drive?When you right close ck on the desktop con for the drive, then view “info”... what are the access permission showing at the bottom of the info pane?Also is the drive locked?Incidentally I have a Kingston 64Gib flash dRead more
It may be that the usb stick is faulty., for whatever reason. How old is the drive?
When you right close ck on the desktop con for the drive, then view “info”… what are the access permission showing at the bottom of the info pane?
Also is the drive locked?
Incidentally I have a Kingston 64Gib flash drive/usb stick, brand new and bought a few years ago. Never been out of its shrink wrapped cardboard until this evening.. Tried to format it to Mac – wouldn’t work, drive inaccessible etc. messages. Tried to format it to fat32 – same problem
Tried reformat in win-7 – failed there too.
Sometimes these not so reliable devices are just that…?
Apparently a common problem, perhaps some help:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ps...https://computing.net/answers/ha...https://computing.net/answers/ha...http://www.fixya.com/support/t10075..."Channeling the spirit of jboy..."
Did you check out whether Gateway has the Recovery disk or disk set for your model and how much it would cost yet ?"I'll send an update when the new drive arrives and I try to fit it. (due March 8th at the latest)"You ordered a drive ? You can get them locally unless you live in a small community orRead more
Did you check out whether Gateway has the Recovery disk or disk set for your model and how much it would cost yet ?
“I’ll send an update when the new drive arrives and I try to fit it. (due March 8th at the latest)”
You ordered a drive ? You can get them locally unless you live in a small community or you are a long way from a larger community otherwise. A drive of a particular size may cost less online but when you take into account the shipping charge you usually have to pay, you may pay less locally if you look around. Local places usually have a web site.If you don’t know which ones do, the URL is in their ad in the Yellow pages, or you can do a search on the web for computer parts in your local area to find web site listings.
“I do have the MS Windows XP Operating System Disc Media Center Edition 2005 and it says on the front that it erases all files from the hard drive.”
XP MCE versions are a different situation.
XP MCE 2005 doesn’t fit on one CD. There is no retail version of MCE 2005, or of any XP MCE version. There is an official Microsoft OEM MCE 2005 2 CD set that can be bought, it has the Microsoft holograms on both CDs, I’ve got that, but I’ve never heard of it, or have come across it, being sold on a DVD. Both CDs in the official Microsoft OEM MCE 2005 2 CD set have “For distribution with a new PC only.” printed on them, the same as the official Microsoft OEM XP Home and Pro CDs do. The first disk has 580mb of data, the second disk has 258mb of data = 838mb total. (RIGHT click on the drive the disk is in, select Properties) In my case they are (untarnished) copper colored, but they could be another color such as silver. If there were such a thing as an official Microsoft OEM XP MCE 2005 DVD, or an equivalent made by a brand name system builder, it would probably have 838mb of data or close to that, and it would have the Microsoft holograms on it.
If you do have the two CD set, and if the amount of data on them is the same or very similar (there may be a little less data on the first disk), then – if they don’t have the Microsoft holograms on them, it was probably provided by the brand name builder as an XP MCE Re-installation set, and it probably has some OEM.* files on it that have the internal contents modified so that you can’t install Windows unless you use them with the brand name model you got them with, or that they were intended for if you ordered a Recovery disk set.
If you have a MCE 2005 DVD, – if the total amount of data on the DVD is 858mb or a bit less, then it’s equivalent to the two CD set – if it doesn’t have the Microsoft holograms on it, it was probably provided by the brand name builder as an XP MCE Re-installation disk, and it probably has some OEM.* files on it that have the internal contents modified so that you can’t install Windows unless you use them with the brand name model you got them with, or that they were intended for if you ordered a Recovery disk set.
– if the total amount of data on the MCE 2005 DVD is a lot more than 858mb, then it’s probably equivalent to a multi-disk set of CDs and is one huge archive that was custom made by the brand name system builder and it will probably install the entire original contents of the entire hard drive, including that of a second smaller partition brand name system drives often have on the original drive, if that applies. – it probably has some OEM.* files on it that have the internal contents modified so that you can’t install the software unless you use them with the brand name model you got them with, or that they were intended for if you ordered a Recovery disk or disk set.
"I just recently purchased an AMD Athlon 64 X2 5600+ Windsor"I hope you got it really cheap. Since you're considering upgrading the board anyway, you probably should have held off getting the CPU & gone with an AM3 or AM3+ system. And don't hold yourself back just because of your old DDR2 RAM. HRead more
“I just recently purchased an AMD Athlon 64 X2 5600+ Windsor”
I hope you got it really cheap. Since you’re considering upgrading the board anyway, you probably should have held off getting the CPU & gone with an AM3 or AM3+ system. And don’t hold yourself back just because of your old DDR2 RAM. Here’s a low budget AM3 build for example:
“My new power supply is a CoolerMaster “Glite” 460w”
If you meant “Elite”, that is Cooler Master’s low end series. You would have been better off getting this Corsair 500W for just $30 (after promo code & rebate):
Errors Running Asus AI Suite 3 – Is It a Needed Program?
I assume you are now trying to get that Asus Suite 3 program running.If so I wonder if you might do better on the Asus forum:https://vip.asus.com/forum/[the part number does identify the motherboard]Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
If so I wonder if you might do better on the Asus forum:
https://vip.asus.com/forum/
[the part number does identify the motherboard]
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
Win 3.1 Does Not Give Enough Ram The Applications
The simplest way is to run MEMMAKER while in the pure DOS environment. Your largest executable only has 508kb. This is quite low for the DOS environment, even when running a DOS session within Windows.There are more involved methods of squeezing as much DOS memory as possible into the command enviroRead more
There are more involved methods of squeezing as much DOS memory as possible into the command environment. It requires some study and understanding of how DOS allocates memory. Here is a link that has some involved, but not overly technical methods for getting more RAM available for programs:
http://www.mdgx.com and then in the sidebar menu look for DOS 6 Mem.
It is a learning curve, but if you persist, you will be surprised at how ingenious the DOS and WIn 3.x operating systems really are.
C# Timer To Flash a Label On Button Click
There are four timers in .NET. System.Windows.Forms.Timer - This works though the message pump. It only works on a GUI thread, and it only fires when you're pumping messages. In a single threaded application, this means it'll only fire if your application is idle. The Win32 method it wraps dates bacRead more
System.Windows.Forms.Timer – This works though the message pump. It only works on a GUI thread, and it only fires when you’re pumping messages. In a single threaded application, this means it’ll only fire if your application is idle. The Win32 method it wraps dates back to Win16, so it lacks alternate threads. As it isn’t concurrent, you shouldn’t run into any concurrency issues.
System.Timers.Timer – Runs from the ThreadPool, and does its work from there. It has thread safety baked in, so if you’re careful you shouldn’t have too many concurrency issues.
System.Threading.Timer – The underpinnings of Timers.Timer, but without thread safety. You don’t want it.
System.Windows.Threading.DispatcherTimer – WPF, so you don’t want it and can’t use it.
I’m not sure if you have a Forms.Timer, or a Timers.Timer, but I suspect it’s the Forms version. What I would probably do in your position is to use a Forms timer for your button flashing. For the actual work, I’d throw a System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker at it.
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
Batch Script To List Folder Permissions
@echo off & setlocal set /P target=Enter Drive letter (e.g. C:)^> type nul > C:\list1.txt cd /D %target%\ for /F "delims=" %%j in ('dir /B /AD') do echo.%%~fj >> C:\list1.txt type nul > C:\list2.txt for /F "delims=" %%j in (C:\list1.txt) do echo.%%j %%~aj >> C:\list2.txt typRead more
@echo off & setlocal set /P target=Enter Drive letter (e.g. C:)^> type nul > C:\list1.txt cd /D %target%\ for /F "delims=" %%j in ('dir /B /AD') do echo.%%~fj >> C:\list1.txt type nul > C:\list2.txt for /F "delims=" %%j in (C:\list1.txt) do echo.%%j %%~aj >> C:\list2.txt type C:\list2.txt :: End_Of_BatchSolved Vlookup Formula – Copy And Paste Not Working
If you do not get it to work after this post, please tell me what cell(s) you are using for the VLOOKUP formula.The syntax of your latest attempt is wrong:=VLOOKUP(C16,'Pivot-DL$ (A1)'!$A$7:$E$11,COLUMN(),-2)Let's break the VLOOKUP arguments down piece by piece.VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, colRead more
The syntax of your latest attempt is wrong:
=VLOOKUP(C16,’Pivot-DL$ (A1)’!$A$7:$E$11,COLUMN(),-2)
Let’s break the VLOOKUP arguments down piece by piece.
VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup])
lookup_value: C16
table_array: ‘Pivot-DL$ (A1)’!$A$7:$E$11
col_index_num: You want 2, more on this later
[range_lookup]: -2?
The range_lookup argument should only be FALSE (0) or TRUE (1) A range_lookup argument of -2 is going to give you invalid results.
First, let’s discuss your lookup_value… value…C16
If you are dragging this formula across columns, you have to lock the lookup_value also or it will increment from C16 to D16 to E16 as you drag it across.
If you always want to lookup C16, you have to use $C16 which will lock the Column but allow the Row to increment if you are also dragging it down.
Second, your table_array…
I can only assume that ‘Pivot-DL$ (A1)’!$A$7:$E$11 is a valid table_array for your workbook. Since I can’t see your workbook from where I’m sitting, I’ll have to trust you that it is a valid table_array.
Third, your col_index_num…
Did you try any of the tests I suggested as a means to familiarize yourself with the COLUMN function?
I don’t have any other way to explain it other than it simply returns the Column number of the Column it is used in.
If you put this in D16, it will return 4, because D is the 4th Column on a worksheet.
=COLUMN()
If you put this in D16, it will return 2, since 4 – 2 = 2
=COLUMN()-2
Therefore, if you put this in D16:
=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$1:$C$6,COLUMN()-2,FALSE)
it will be equivalent to:
=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$1:$C$6,2,FALSE)
and
=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$1:$C$6,2,0)
Finally, your range_lookup argument…
As I said earlier, this has to be 0 (FALSE) or 1 (TRUE) or omitted, which is the same as TRUE. Since I assume you are looking for an exact match, you want the range_lookup argument to be 0 (FALSE).
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Solved Need To Combine Two Sheets And Sort / Align Columns In Excel
A =VLOOKUP() should get you what you want.With your data like:Sheet 1 A B C 1) Policy Number 2) 86119946117 3) 86119700141 4) 86120463761 5) 86120166364 6) 86120705856 7) 86119459680 8) 8611025800 9) 65509155938 10) 86220712280 11) 86120206618 Sheet 2 A B C 1) Policy Number Ref 2) 86219941732 a 3) 6Read more
With your data like:
Sheet 1
A B C 1) Policy Number 2) 86119946117 3) 86119700141 4) 86120463761 5) 86120166364 6) 86120705856 7) 86119459680 8) 8611025800 9) 65509155938 10) 86220712280 11) 86120206618 Sheet 2 A B C 1) Policy Number Ref 2) 86219941732 a 3) 66509837115 b 4) 86120700505 c 5) 86219442365 d 6) 65508447920 e 7) 86119946117 f 8) 86119700141 g 9) 86120463761 h 10) 86120166364 i 11) 86120705856 jOn Sheet 1, Cell B2 enter the formula:
=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$B$11,1,0)
On Sheet 1, Cell C2 enter the formula:
=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$B$11,2,0)
Drag down 10 rows and your Sheet 1 should now look like:
Sheet 1 A B C 1) Policy Number 2) 86119946117 86119946117 f 3) 86119700141 86119700141 g 4) 86120463761 86120463761 h 5) 86120166364 86120166364 i 6) 86120705856 86120705856 j 7) 86119459680 #N/A #N/A 8) 8611025800 #N/A #N/A 9) 65509155938 #N/A #N/A 10) 86220712280 #N/A #N/A 11) 86120206618 #N/A #N/AThe #N/A is the error value that means “no value is available”
in other words the =VLOOKUP() found no match.
If you do not want the #N/A to display then use the formula:
On Sheet 1, Cell B2
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$B$11,1,0)),””,VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$B$11,1,0))
On Sheet 1, Cell C2
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$B$11,2,0)),””,VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet2!$A$2:$B$11,2,0))
See how that works for you.
MIKE
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Unable to Format USB Flash Drive
It may be that the usb stick is faulty., for whatever reason. How old is the drive?When you right close ck on the desktop con for the drive, then view “info”... what are the access permission showing at the bottom of the info pane?Also is the drive locked?Incidentally I have a Kingston 64Gib flash dRead more
When you right close ck on the desktop con for the drive, then view “info”… what are the access permission showing at the bottom of the info pane?
Also is the drive locked?
Incidentally I have a Kingston 64Gib flash drive/usb stick, brand new and bought a few years ago. Never been out of its shrink wrapped cardboard until this evening.. Tried to format it to Mac – wouldn’t work, drive inaccessible etc. messages. Tried to format it to fat32 – same problem
Tried reformat in win-7 – failed there too.
Sometimes these not so reliable devices are just that…?
Solved Gateway ZX4300 All-In-One (AIO) Boots Up To Black Screen
Apparently a common problem, perhaps some help:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ps...https://computing.net/answers/ha...https://computing.net/answers/ha...http://www.fixya.com/support/t10075..."Channeling the spirit of jboy..."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ps…
https://computing.net/answers/ha…
https://computing.net/answers/ha…
http://www.fixya.com/support/t10075…
“Channeling the spirit of jboy…”
Cloning Hard Drive But Computer Keeps Freezing
Did you check out whether Gateway has the Recovery disk or disk set for your model and how much it would cost yet ?"I'll send an update when the new drive arrives and I try to fit it. (due March 8th at the latest)"You ordered a drive ? You can get them locally unless you live in a small community orRead more
“I’ll send an update when the new drive arrives and I try to fit it. (due March 8th at the latest)”
You ordered a drive ? You can get them locally unless you live in a small community or you are a long way from a larger community otherwise.
A drive of a particular size may cost less online but when you take into account the shipping charge you usually have to pay, you may pay less locally if you look around. Local places usually have a web site.If you don’t know which ones do, the URL is in their ad in the Yellow pages, or you can do a search on the web for computer parts in your local area to find web site listings.
“I do have the MS Windows XP Operating System Disc Media Center Edition 2005 and it says on the front that it erases all files from the hard drive.”
XP MCE versions are a different situation.
XP MCE 2005 doesn’t fit on one CD. There is no retail version of MCE 2005, or of any XP MCE version. There is an official Microsoft OEM MCE 2005 2 CD set that can be bought, it has the Microsoft holograms on both CDs, I’ve got that, but I’ve never heard of it, or have come across it, being sold on a DVD.
Both CDs in the official Microsoft OEM MCE 2005 2 CD set have “For distribution with a new PC only.” printed on them, the same as the official Microsoft OEM XP Home and Pro CDs do.
The first disk has 580mb of data, the second disk has 258mb of data = 838mb total.
(RIGHT click on the drive the disk is in, select Properties)
In my case they are (untarnished) copper colored, but they could be another color such as silver.
If there were such a thing as an official Microsoft OEM XP MCE 2005 DVD, or an equivalent made by a brand name system builder, it would probably have 838mb of data or close to that, and it would have the Microsoft holograms on it.
If you do have the two CD set, and if the amount of data on them is the same or very similar (there may be a little less data on the first disk), then
– if they don’t have the Microsoft holograms on them, it was probably provided by the brand name builder as an XP MCE Re-installation set, and it probably has some OEM.* files on it that have the internal contents modified so that you can’t install Windows unless you use them with the brand name model you got them with, or that they were intended for if you ordered a Recovery disk set.
If you have a MCE 2005 DVD,
– if the total amount of data on the DVD is 858mb or a bit less, then it’s equivalent to the two CD set
– if it doesn’t have the Microsoft holograms on it, it was probably provided by the brand name builder as an XP MCE Re-installation disk, and it probably has some OEM.* files on it that have the internal contents modified so that you can’t install Windows unless you use them with the brand name model you got them with, or that they were intended for if you ordered a Recovery disk set.
– if the total amount of data on the MCE 2005 DVD is a lot more than 858mb, then it’s probably equivalent to a multi-disk set of CDs and is one huge archive that was custom made by the brand name system builder and it will probably install the entire original contents of the entire hard drive, including that of a second smaller partition brand name system drives often have on the original drive, if that applies.
– it probably has some OEM.* files on it that have the internal contents modified so that you can’t install the software unless you use them with the brand name model you got them with, or that they were intended for if you ordered a Recovery disk or disk set.
Best Possible Upgrade For An WMCP61M AM2 w/Athlon64 X2 5600+
"I just recently purchased an AMD Athlon 64 X2 5600+ Windsor"I hope you got it really cheap. Since you're considering upgrading the board anyway, you probably should have held off getting the CPU & gone with an AM3 or AM3+ system. And don't hold yourself back just because of your old DDR2 RAM. HRead more
I hope you got it really cheap. Since you’re considering upgrading the board anyway, you probably should have held off getting the CPU & gone with an AM3 or AM3+ system. And don’t hold yourself back just because of your old DDR2 RAM. Here’s a low budget AM3 build for example:
ECS IC780M-A2 (V1.0A) AM3 AMD 770 ATX AMD Motherboard – $25 after rebate
Athlon II X3 450, 3.20GHz, Retail w/ Fan – $70
Pareema 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR3 1333 – $22
“My new power supply is a CoolerMaster “Glite” 460w”
If you meant “Elite”, that is Cooler Master’s low end series. You would have been better off getting this Corsair 500W for just $30 (after promo code & rebate):
CORSAIR Builder Series 500W ATX12V v2.3 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Power Supply – $30
Not bad for $147.