Hardware & Devices

MatrixCoder13-Dec-06 16:40

13-Dec-06 16:40

Just got to the System Information and select System Summary. Your processor information will be there.

Ray Cassick13-Dec-06 16:51

Ray Cassick

13-Dec-06 16:51

Forgot to mention that this is just a chip and I don't have it in a mobo yet.

I want to get a mobo for it but I am not sure of the chip so I am unsure as to what mobo to buy.

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MatrixCoder13-Dec-06 17:59

13-Dec-06 17:59

It should say on the top of the chip, if not, you could try looking at the package that it came in. Otherwise, I'm not sure.

markkuk16-Dec-06 6:31

markkuk

16-Dec-06 6:31

Go to Intel Processor Spec Finder[^] and seach by the sSpec number (SL3VS in this case).

how setting Front Mic in Mixer?

#realJSOP17-Dec-06 2:20

#realJSOP

17-Dec-06 2:20

I believe that's a Socket 370 chip...

Newegg has four motherboards that are compatible from $53 to $68.

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7300GT and 7600GT

Bulky Fellow13-Dec-06 2:35

Bulky Fellow

13-Dec-06 2:35

Hi everyone,

just how much is the difference between the GeForce 7300GT and the GeForce 7600GT
in terms of performance? (FPS, 3dMark, F.E.A.R, FarCry)?

Can someone please guide me on this?

I really need to understand how these two compare.

Please help. Cry | :((

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Re: 7300GT and 7600GT

El Corazon15-Dec-06 8:09

El Corazon

15-Dec-06 8:09

Bulky Fellow wrote:
I really need to understand how these two compare.

http://www.techspot.com/review/6-geforce_7300gt_sli_performance/page2.html[^]

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boy21c7-Dec-06 20:49

boy21c

7-Dec-06 20:49

Hi~!!
I'am Korean. Not Use English. So I can't English well.

I have problem. like subject.
i need to setting Mixer.(MFC Programing)
but i don't know how setting Front Mic in coding.
each computer are different. one thing in inline-list, otherwise anoter in mic-volume.
so it is hard to solve. my word is diffent to setting Front-Mic.

Help me. please.

CPU Decision

Bulky Fellow7-Dec-06 20:01

Bulky Fellow

7-Dec-06 20:01

Hi,

I'm planning to build a high-end PC within a decent budget.
(At least I hope to)

I want to know whether the single core Intel 3.2 GHz CPU
or the dual core Athlon 3600+ will offer better performance?
(Let's say I have to choose between these two).

Also, is the single core 3.2 GHz Intel CPU 64 bit? I know the
Athlon 3600+ dual core is 64bit. Does having 64bit mean better
performance?

I plan to run very cpu intensive applications like Audio Workstations
and 3d Graphics software.

Basically, this is going to be a multimedia production and video
editing system.

Also, please tell me to what extent can the motherboard affect
the performance. Is is really a performance factor? Or will a
decent motherboard do?

Please let me know quickly as I have to make the decision within
a few hours.

Thanks.

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Re: CPU Decision

Feroz R7-Dec-06 20:34

Feroz R

7-Dec-06 20:34

Hi,

I would recommend you to go for a dual core processors if you are planning to use your PC for multimedia purposes.

Better Performace in 64 bit machines can be obtained by running 64 bit version of the software you are planning to use.

Motherboard too plays a vital role in obtaining better performance.The interface through which it communicates with the processor ie FSB (front side bus) should be high. make sure your motherboard supports FSB frequency offered by the CPU (you can locate the FSB frequency on the processor box) that you choose.

hacking into own computer

Weatherman143-Dec-06 16:28

Weatherman14

3-Dec-06 16:28

any one know how 2 hack into another user profile while your account is a limited account and their account is a administrator's account?

Dave Kreskowiak3-Dec-06 16:40

Dave Kreskowiak

3-Dec-06 16:40

You don't. If you don't have rights to the other profile, you're not going to them.

Boot the machine on something like ERD Commander (Google for it...) and you'll get all the access you want to everything.

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Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

MatrixCoder5-Dec-06 14:04

5-Dec-06 14:04

I thought you could just boot from the Windows Installation CD and do the same.

Dave Kreskowiak5-Dec-06 15:08

Dave Kreskowiak

5-Dec-06 15:08

You have to have the Administrator account password to use the Recovery Console. If you have that, then why would you want to get permissions you already have to another profile?

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

ed^nrgc5-Dec-06 1:43

ed^nrgc

5-Dec-06 1:43

If it's your computer, you can also reformat the drive and set it up correctly.

But, somehow, I don't think it's really "your" computer.

MatrixCoder5-Dec-06 14:03

5-Dec-06 14:03

edboe wrote:
If it's your computer, you can also reformat the drive and set it up correctly.

That's a lot of trouble to go through just to break through another account, especially when there's so much software out there that will hack an account for you.

ed^nrgc6-Dec-06 1:32

ed^nrgc

6-Dec-06 1:32

My point is, most likely, it's not "his" computer. I won't help people that want to "hack" into their company's computer or anyone elses. If he's locked out of his account on his own computer, odds are that's the least of his problems and he should reformat.