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Well, I dunno, it works fine, so far.
Bit of trouble setting up multiple displays on it, but once I got the correct DVI cable hooked up... all is as it is supposed to be.
What's so wrong with no research, buy twice?
It does not look like much now, does it?
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Guys, this is a public area!
The password is already out there, some good guys know it, let's prevent it from further spreading ...
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After installing them Chipset drivers, can we have a look see at a fresh 64bit DxDiag Report please?
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Okay, North Weald is a base now.
Apart from the Blenheim, it's also got Hurricanes if you need cover, and the Tiger Moth if you need training
Have Fun!
Note: The base is outside of the 'Battle Area', I do not know what kind of consequences that could have ...
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Well, you are right about 36.02 being the latest version for your board, if indeed you have a bare P8P67...
There's a lot of sub-types for the P8P67... that have later BIOS versions available.
You 100% sure it's a plain P8P67?
How to tell for sure?
Download ASUS PC diagnostics, install it and run it... it's first screen will show the correct type and sub-type...
(Only if you are unsure of the type, for sure!)
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No, indeed, I cannot ...
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Here's what I found after a first look:
- From your DxDiag report:
Line 67 in your report shows empty space past Video Accel: , where as mine states:
Video Accel: ModeMPEG2_A ModeMPEG2_C ModeVC1_C ModeWMV9_CNot too sure why it is different, or how to fix that ... they look like installed video renders.I can only find the line being empty in existing reports, on systems where no video drivers have been installed...- There are later versions of your Bios (you are on 36.02, looks like latest is 38.01)
I downloaded drivers for the MB. What a bewildering thing. Do I run the first AsusSetup.exe in the main folder , or the one thats in the Driver folder. When I open the Driver folder there is another folder called "Chipset" inside that is another AsusSetup.exe! So, which .exe do I run? all ?
I do not think it matters much, really can't remember ... lol
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My 4 years old GTX580 'TwinFozr' just became a 'UnoFozr' as I found out one of its fans stopped running.
So, I decided to get creative:
Issue is the big fan is connected to the Chassis fan connector, it only runs at 860 RPM.
When running CloD, the Cards temparetures goes up to 98C, the speed of the remaining original fan goes up to 85%
I should go look for a different connector, or try and find out how the 4 wires of the original fan should be connected to the 3 wires of the new fan ...
Anyways, the thing is obviously in need of replacement...
Ordered a 970 ... should work ... shouldn't it?
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The only thing I can think of, is missing or invalid chip set drivers.
I got a quite similar board (P8P67 LE), and these are the ones I have installed:
************************************************************* Product: Intel® Chipset Device Software* Release: Production Version* Version: 9.2.0.1015* Target Products: Intel® 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family* 2nd generation Intel® Core processor family* Date: October 04 2010************************************************************I downloaded those a while ago from here: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8P67/HelpDesk_Download/(this is a direct link to P8P67 board, not sure which sub-version (Pro, Q or other) you are using, but do check!Let's do some old fashion trouble shooting: Post your DxDiag report, the 64bit one.(Start, Run, DxDiag.exe, press the 'Run 64Bit DxDiag' , press save all information, then upload or paste the DxDiag.txt file here) -
Thanks for the compliments Andy!
And welcome here!
Now that server of ours was never meant to be used by anybody outside our squad, its password got kinda out there, apperently ... lol
(Are you member of the 615 squadron by any chance? I know they are actively using the server.)
As it stands now, there's no problem you using the server, it's nice to see people are having a good time, and as long as your activities do not interfere with our groups activities, all is good.
For now anyways, as everything I state here is as a member ...(I am not the boss around here, so things might change...)
Your request sounds like a good idea, I see no problems implementing it, so... keep an eye out for the new base.
Have Fun!
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Thanks for posting that!
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USB Peripherals don't take much juice, not at all compared to like a Video card.
Unless you are planning to hook up like 270 of those, PSU is never a problem...
The only thing you need to be aware of is that when you are using a USB hub, you get one that has its own power supply...
Do you remember what I posted earlier?
Running Clod on an i5-16GB-NvidiaGTX580 - together with a secondary slower computer, powering all that, including three monitors.... total consumption 450W max.... this with a FFB stick, Bodnar board, Roccat Kave 5.1 Digital headset, PCTV ausb stick, samsung printer and whotnots....
No need to go overboard towards the 700W range...
Developments still shows that they get better performance using less and less power...
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Finale, no really, where it concerns the cars... unless I do find a good model to do the Duel Truck
1965 Dodge Coronet 500, 1957 Mercury Turnpike, 1956 Ford F-100 Pickup
I think you're developing a bit of a habit there FT!
Habit?
No, unfortunately, it starts to look like a form of cardiction ...
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Soundboard? Really?
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Ford Pinto, Dodge Monaco with Airstream Caravan, '68 Charger
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Constructed some simple stands, as we need them in the shop...
They do look weird and crooked and not straight, but that's the camera me thinks... Wide angle ...
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Not sure about that PSU wattage usage ... few weeks ago I had a digital power meter connected to the power of my computer(s).
Running CloD, its usage went up to about 450W, (I think I got a 650W PSU in the pc), in idle/browsing mode it was about 180 to 200W, depending on having a secondary monitor switched on or off. (Note: the meter was catching not just the PC's power, but also all other equipment (incl. a light bulb, a modern one).
One would not expect a 750W to be using more power in the same situation...
(I have not tuned my system to be power sav(v)y ... I think.)
As for how long CRT's last vs. TFT/LCD I think it'll be a close call.
Got a feeling that the flat screens last even longer than CRT's (currently, at work, I see very little of them fail, I think less than the CRT's in their days...)
Also, please do realize that the monitor is the most important thing here, you will be looking at it a lot.
It is your main interface with the virtual environment!
Widescreen is what you want, much better in flight, you see more of the air!
Up to a certain point, bigger is better, but resolution is also important, they are closely related.
Just this week, I heard someone being happy with a 40" TV Screen, at 1920x1080.
Dots were a lot bigger, and indeed easier to spot. Yeah, why would that be?
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True dat !
It is a recent development me thinks, so a new mobo ...
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You do not need to use them in pairs any longer... can do with a single 8Gb.
If needed, add another one later...
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Yes, go for the K.
Even if you are not into overclocking now, later on, when you need it most, you'll be glad you did.
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The power supply is not delivering/drawing full load all of the time, it does that only when it's needed...
Oh, and me thinks you are overthinkin' this way too much.
All that time spent in research, why not go fishing, and sell the fish you caught! Much more efficient!
Warning About The 970
in IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Blitz and Desert Wings: Tobruk
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What's up with the resolution here? 1920x1064?
Normal would be 1920x1080 ...
Edit: I see you ran it windowed, ie not in 'Full Screen'
Here's what my system does: Asus "SYTRIX" GTX970
Yes, despite the warning, I got me one... I guess I wasn't really paying attention after my GTX580 lost a fan, and I needed something new.
Can't say that it is stuttering though...