Hi,
every time I plug a in a USB storage device like my digital camera or put a card in my Belkin card reader I get a BSOD with the error message 'NO_MORE_IRP_STACK_LOCATIONS'. As you can probably imagine this is quite annoying.
I tried increasing my IRP stacks to 14 from 11 as shown on this...
I'm running my Gigabyte 8500le with AS2 on the GPU and memory chips on both sides of the card with no problems. As long as you don't put too much on there and have the paste short across any pins on the chips or anything you'll be fine.
Actually, halik is right, prejudice is more what I meant. BTW, he isn't even a blood relative of Saddam Hussein, his mother married Hussein well after he was born.
FrancesBeansRevenge, let people interpret things for themselves.
Dick heads, this guy has been working for Air New Zealand as an engineer for a few years now. There's no dirt on him, it's not his fault who is father is. Bloody racist yanks.
I read somewhere that they are going to release the first R300's as 0.15 micron and move to 0.13 later on. I guess this lets them get a head start on nVidia?
You already have a PCI GF2MX? If so I recommend you stick with it until you upgrade your system. The PCI Bus is too much of a bottleneck on a video card, wait til you can get a decent AGP card.
You could have a Geforce4 Ti 4600 on your PCI slot (if they made one in PCI) and it probably...
Go for a Matrox card e.g. G450. Or else a cheap ATi Radeon LE or equivalent.
Thats what I'd get anyway, your not going to be playing a lot of games right?
Yeah, there are. I had a bot spamming me with ads for itself once, I can't remember what it was called though.
Usually its just stuff like -
Hey!
My names Amanda, I'm a dirty little girl from Armenia!
Have a look at my site if you want -
www.dirtyslut.com/amandascam
I used to get them about...
Is it true that the recording/music/movies/etc industry wants to have copy protection built into S-ATA hardware? I was at a thing last year looking at server technology and the guy that was telling us about S-ATA was saying something about this.
Go to the properties for the drive and enable DMA. Sometimes there is an option in your BIOS that will allow you to enable UDMA for your CD/DVD-ROM drives.
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