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um.. i have the latest stable one from the asus website and i did it from the first one that came with the mob
**Official Asus A8N-SLI Premium Thread**
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Also. Can I remove that NVRAID thing at bootuP> Im running Nvraid but I dont want it showing the specs of it at bootup
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I've you're using NVRaid, you can't get rid of it.
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also. i have got the ldt at auto and my comp is running ay 2.6ghz amd 64 3000. What would the ldt go down to when its on auto
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Are these could overclockers? i know not as good as the DFI mobos but will i get much overclock with a 3500+ Winchester?
TY!
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This is my system:
The premium board (obviously)
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+
Samsung 200GB SpinPoint
Floppy drive
Pioneer DVD RW
XP-90 HSF
Hiper PSU (580W)
BFG 7800GTX
2gb corsair xms3200c2pt
I've connected all the wires as far as I'm connected but the pc will just not turn on. I may have put the wires in the bottom right corner in wrong (power, reset, etc) so might need some advice here. Basically when I turn the psu on the green light on the mobo lights up but when I press the on button on case nothing happens. When I turn off the PSU I hear a quiet whine which I presume is something powering down. No fans or anything come on just that little green light.
Anyone got any advice or websites I can look at?
Cheers
The premium board (obviously)
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+
Samsung 200GB SpinPoint
Floppy drive
Pioneer DVD RW
XP-90 HSF
Hiper PSU (580W)
BFG 7800GTX
2gb corsair xms3200c2pt
I've connected all the wires as far as I'm connected but the pc will just not turn on. I may have put the wires in the bottom right corner in wrong (power, reset, etc) so might need some advice here. Basically when I turn the psu on the green light on the mobo lights up but when I press the on button on case nothing happens. When I turn off the PSU I hear a quiet whine which I presume is something powering down. No fans or anything come on just that little green light.
Anyone got any advice or websites I can look at?
Cheers
Chaps,
Had the A8N in partners pc for a while now and despite a long period of intermittent crashes to desktop and BSOD during EQII it's now seems to be happy again. Oddly enough overclocking, more volts etc over default values has for once worked in my favour
My problem now is the chipset fan (noisy little thing isn't it!) is packing up, intermittent at the moment but will grind to a halt for good one day. Now I don't really want to RMA, with downtime, hassel and the board is good other than the fan. From what I've read ASUS will supply a new fan to some folk. My question is, is it physically the same size?
The reason I'm asking is I have the ATI x800 HIS card in there and the cooling case on the card is within a gnats hair of the fan, couple of rizla papers gap, really close.
If it was not I would have taken it off for another cooler, going to call in later for some low profile fan advice that actually fit and are very low so as to now push / foul on the x800.
Anybody got any ideas in the short term, as I'd like to change to a quieter option really?
Cheers.
Had the A8N in partners pc for a while now and despite a long period of intermittent crashes to desktop and BSOD during EQII it's now seems to be happy again. Oddly enough overclocking, more volts etc over default values has for once worked in my favour
My problem now is the chipset fan (noisy little thing isn't it!) is packing up, intermittent at the moment but will grind to a halt for good one day. Now I don't really want to RMA, with downtime, hassel and the board is good other than the fan. From what I've read ASUS will supply a new fan to some folk. My question is, is it physically the same size?
The reason I'm asking is I have the ATI x800 HIS card in there and the cooling case on the card is within a gnats hair of the fan, couple of rizla papers gap, really close.
If it was not I would have taken it off for another cooler, going to call in later for some low profile fan advice that actually fit and are very low so as to now push / foul on the x800.
Anybody got any ideas in the short term, as I'd like to change to a quieter option really?
Cheers.
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wrong thread mate this is for premium boardsColinD said:Chaps,
Had the A8N in partners pc for a while now and despite a long period of intermittent crashes to desktop and BSOD during EQII it's now seems to be happy again. Oddly enough overclocking, more volts etc over default values has for once worked in my favour
My problem now is the chipset fan (noisy little thing isn't it!) is packing up, intermittent at the moment but will grind to a halt for good one day. Now I don't really want to RMA, with downtime, hassel and the board is good other than the fan. From what I've read ASUS will supply a new fan to some folk. My question is, is it physically the same size?
The reason I'm asking is I have the ATI x800 HIS card in there and the cooling case on the card is within a gnats hair of the fan, couple of rizla papers gap, really close.
If it was not I would have taken it off for another cooler, going to call in later for some low profile fan advice that actually fit and are very low so as to now push / foul on the x800.
Anybody got any ideas in the short term, as I'd like to change to a quieter option really?
Cheers.
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Hello all,
Does anyone no how to activate the hardware firewall on the nforce4 chipset on this board. I read a review in a magazine some time ago now and it showed screenshots of a 'forceware network access manager' I have attempted to acces this site, only to be met with errors saying that the website is down or something??? Is this firewall mangaged through a website? Its just I have this facility on my motherboard and wouldn't mind putting it to some use. Anybody any ideas?
Thanks in advance
Does anyone no how to activate the hardware firewall on the nforce4 chipset on this board. I read a review in a magazine some time ago now and it showed screenshots of a 'forceware network access manager' I have attempted to acces this site, only to be met with errors saying that the website is down or something??? Is this firewall mangaged through a website? Its just I have this facility on my motherboard and wouldn't mind putting it to some use. Anybody any ideas?
Thanks in advance
Soldato
The Forceware Network Access Manager is installed when you install the nForce chipset drivers from the CD. It's not a website that it's controlled from, it just uses a web browser.
My 2 cents on locking up with F.E.A.R. and stuff...
I can run 3Dmark05 or BF2 all day long without trouble, but run the F.E.A.R. single-player demo for a minute and my GPU reaches new record high temps. Nothing seems to stress your graphics system like F.E.A.R., so don't be surprised if it's only F.E.A.R. that's giving you stability problems. And don't think that 3Dmark05 is a good GPU stress-tester anymore. In my experience, at least, F.E.A.R. is far better at heating up the GPU (and fast) and causing crashes/lockups.
I was locking up 2 - 3 minutes into it, but keeping the side panel of my case off has solved that problem for me. I'm assuming that means something was getting too hot, but I'm not sure what yet. 7800 GTX at 63 C, CPU at 45 C, "System" (what, exactly, does the nTune monitor mean by that? Ambient?) at 38 C (all peak temps, btw)... I think that's all fine. Are there other temps I could be checking with MBM5 or something?
And what's good for overclocking and voltage control from within Windows? That AiBooster thing? nTune seems pretty useless...
Thanks,
Covak
I can run 3Dmark05 or BF2 all day long without trouble, but run the F.E.A.R. single-player demo for a minute and my GPU reaches new record high temps. Nothing seems to stress your graphics system like F.E.A.R., so don't be surprised if it's only F.E.A.R. that's giving you stability problems. And don't think that 3Dmark05 is a good GPU stress-tester anymore. In my experience, at least, F.E.A.R. is far better at heating up the GPU (and fast) and causing crashes/lockups.
I was locking up 2 - 3 minutes into it, but keeping the side panel of my case off has solved that problem for me. I'm assuming that means something was getting too hot, but I'm not sure what yet. 7800 GTX at 63 C, CPU at 45 C, "System" (what, exactly, does the nTune monitor mean by that? Ambient?) at 38 C (all peak temps, btw)... I think that's all fine. Are there other temps I could be checking with MBM5 or something?
And what's good for overclocking and voltage control from within Windows? That AiBooster thing? nTune seems pretty useless...
Thanks,
Covak
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Anybody had any trouble running the usb 2.0 drivers? Seems as though SP2 will not recognise mine 
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what do these bios options do
acpi suspend type
acpi apic support
ide dma transfer access
thanks
acpi suspend type
acpi apic support
ide dma transfer access
thanks
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bump
Has anyone tried removing the heatsink frame's backplate on the mobo? Seems to be glued on or something? I had to do a bit of a ghetto mod to get my Zalman to fit on, because I couldn't attach the backplate they supplied...
Cheers,
Suman
Cheers,
Suman
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I've just got one of these and think it's a fantastic board, but can someone explain to me how the memory speed is determined when overclocking?
Currently running a 3700+ at 250x11, which gives me a CPU speed of 2.75GHz. The memory is set to 333 and the HTT multipler to 4, but still the memory is running at over 200MHz. Not sure how to work out the memory speed in relation to the CPU fsb. Can anyone explain it?
Thanks.
Currently running a 3700+ at 250x11, which gives me a CPU speed of 2.75GHz. The memory is set to 333 and the HTT multipler to 4, but still the memory is running at over 200MHz. Not sure how to work out the memory speed in relation to the CPU fsb. Can anyone explain it?
Thanks.