Kingston appears to have two different model numbers for an SSD they refer to as the Kingston SSDNow V+200 120GB SATA III.
The model numbers are: KW-S2120-4B and SVP200S3.
I was wondering if anyone knows what, if any, are the differences between the two different model numbers? (Or, to...
How strange and unexpected. :frown: While it is common these days to not include a speaker that is mounted to the case, usually the case maker will instead supply a small "button size" speaker which you plug directly onto the motherboard's speaker pins. (I'm pretty sure I've got one of those...
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So long as you've got the BIOS settings for the "onboard SATA controller" (aka JMicron 363 controller) set to "Enabled" and "IDE", you do not need to install any drivers. Just plug in the SATA device and it should be detected and work fine. You would need to install a device driver...
In hindsight, I suppose I should have mentioned that FWIW I am using 2GB of Corsair XMS CM2X1024-6400 (TWIN2X2048-6400) which is what you've got, correct? The RAM is running with stock SPD timings at 800MHz with no problems that I am aware of. I've got my voltages set to manual (because I'm...
Depends. Did you change the timing settings for your RAM in the BIOS? If not and you're just running with the default settings from your memory's SPD then you shouldn't need to bump the voltage. The 1.9v (in your case) would be needed to ensure the memory worked at the advertised timings. The...
It wasn't clear to me from your OP, but it sounds like you are saying you can overclock your DS3, but only when the X-FI sound card is not plugged in. Yes? No? (If that's the case, then I have no idea what is going on. :()
-john
I think that was a question. :) In other words, have you changed the setting for PCI Express from "Auto" to "100 MHz"? I had problems when trying to overclock until I did that. (My DS3 rev 3.3 would hang on me in the BIOS with no PCI cards installed).
FWIW, you'll probably also need to change...
Yes it's normal. Or at least it matches my experience.
I honestly don't know what the correct CPU temperature is. Gigabyte's EasyTune 5 reads the temp at around 10 C at idle. Core Temp 0.95 shows the temps of Core 0/1 at 22/25 C respectively. All of them seem extremely low to me. But who...
:confused: Not sure what you mean. Here's a link to the GA-965P-DS3 (rev. 3.3) on the Gigabyte website. Are you looking for something else on the website related to rev 3.3 DS3?
Yeah, that would cause the problem you were seeing ... at least it did in my experience.
Those other settings "near...
I can't really tell much about what is going on for you from the above information. I'm guessing that you have a 965P-DS3 because of the thread you're posting to. But aside from that you haven't mentioned which revision of the motherboard you have (1.0, 2.0, or 3.3?) and which BIOS version you...
If you're talking about the Intel Matrix Storage drivers, then, no, the Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 does not meet the requirements. The 965P-DS3 comes with an Intel ICH8 southbridge. Intel RAID support is only provided by the Intel ICH8R southbridge. You do not need to install any drivers ... other...
I am basically just lurking and watching this thread, but I wanted to thank you for your description of your Northbridge removal experience.
I've been considering removing the NB heat sink and redoing the thermal paste. But after your description ... particularly the "snapping sound" ... I'm...
If you set it to IDE mode in the BIOS, you do not need the Gigabyte/JMicron drivers to use the JMicron 363 controller on the Gigabyte 965P-DS3. The drivers are only used to support AHCI or RAID mode on the JMicron controller.
My experience was that you won't be able to install the Intel Matrix...
So are you saying that you now have SP2 installed and Windows sees more of the drive, but still not all of it?
If it were me, I wouldn't trust the original XP installation. I suppose it's probably OK, but I'd still be nervous about it. (I'm a paranoid kind of guy). If you are going to...
Hard to guess without more history about the drive and how it was installed/used. I assume you're talking about a Seagate 320GB 7200.10 SATA drive, correct?
You wouldn't happen to be using any operating system other than Windows XP SP2 (or Vista, of course)? If so, then as a another post...
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