Awesome job Z-Man!! Sucks bigtime about the board though!

I dont know if this will help, but here's a link to the PC2700 RAM on GoogleGear.

[ 09-02-2003, 09:25 AM: Message edited by: Nachtrafe ]

Well it all makes scense to me know. When I tried to get into Ironworks, it said the page cannot be displayed. I was thinking: Is this damn internet screwed up? Good thing it's back up.

Great job, Z. [img]graemlins/awesomework.gif[/img] It's great to be back.

For the memory part I would check www.pricewatch.com if you need any help let me know.

Granamere

Good job Z. How much ram do u want on each stick? im guessin 512 on each. That right?

Don't have any idea what all that tech stuff is, but it sounds like a major pain in the arse. I will try and get you some funds when I get paid again.

Living in a high lightening area, I feel your pain. I've had TV's, microwaves, a stove, and a computer fried by lightening strikes to power lines. What I do with my computer now is have a pwerstrip with surge protector plugged into the wall and an IBM UPS plugged into the powerstrip. My computer is plugged in to the UPS. Since then I've lost one powerstrip but my UPS and computer have remained safe. (I got the UPS at Office Max on closeout. They were $199 list and I bought the last 6 they had for $60 total)

<font color=cadetblue>Hmmm, I had wondered where IW had gone. Good to see it back up.</font>

LOL I thought it was just me having that DNS problem like last year again. Was relieved when I checked at uni yesterday and couldn't access it there either! ;)

I bought 2 different types of RAM from Best Buy and could never get any of them right and be recognized. I did return the goods but it seems like the configurations are alot more intricate being designed for each models like cars.

Sorry to hear about that lousy weekend ;) [img]graemlins/cheers.gif[/img]