I am getting ready to upgrade my system.  I am looking for an Asus
mobo, with an Intel Core 2 Duo CPU (perhaps Quad core, but probably
not).
Anyways, I tend to stick with Intel Chipset mobo's.

is there a known problem with the A7N266-C board and the Matrox G450 graphic
card?
The graphicspeed under windows 2000 is not good. The cpu usage is 100% if I
start for example itunes. The mousepointer is flickering when I highlight

Anyone help with this.....
...just got nice new additional hard drive..can't get it to go....what
happens when I attach it..Windows XP won't load....takes me to Set-up.
The new hard drive is a Western Digital SATA drive...exactly the same size

I loaded the latest BIOS (1605) and I can no longer set the CPU multiplier
to
anything above 11. Earlier versions let me set it to 12 or above. I am using
an

I have a system that was running an Asus A8N5X.   I bought it in July
and it crapped out a couple of weeks ago.   So I RMA'd it to Asus who
then sent me another one.  Well that died after a weeks use too.  So
now I have a A8N-E on its way to me.   Can I just plug this board in

I'm building a PC for my parents and I'm wondering which CPUs I can use
with this board.  I'm going with the Athlon 64 but which one?  Which
speed?  Asus' website doesn't tell me.  
Thanks!

I realize that this is slightly off topic but this is the only
computer group I visit daily.
I have an A8N32-SLI with SLI enabled .. twin Nvidia GForce 7800 GTX
cards.  My monitor is a 24" Dell, wide screen LCD.

I use a 1Gz Athlon equipped original A7V motherboard (512MB RAM) with Via
chipset and Nvidia Riva TNT2 video card - Currently using W2K on ATA100
controller but also dual boots to WinMe using IDE controller for old stuff.
Use it for email/Web, Video & photo editing via firewire plus ...

I have a client with the following problems. Motherboard is an A8N
SLI, which a few weeks ago he brought an Seagate SATA HDD for. On the
windows install, his machine froze and when he tried to reboot, he got
the 'system disk error', and the drive was dead. It was RMA'd , but

I have a P5P800 MB (replaced by ASUS with a reconditioned board) with a 3.2
MHz Pentium D which has been less than a reliable system since day one.  The
system is running Win XP with all the latest fixes and drivers.  However, I
keep my old faithful P4PE system running for day to ...

I have an Asus P4PE with a 2.5 GHz P4, 512 MB RAM, 1 SATA and 1 IDE
hard drive, a Radeon 9800, 1 DVD-ROM, 1 DVD burner, and SB Live! sound
card. I currently have a 400W Antec SL400 power supply, which I want to
replace.

Am piecing together the bits for my next PC and wonder if you guys could
offer advice on a good Graphics Card for gaming.
To date a have the P5W DH Deluxe with a P4 945 Dual Core Processor and 2GB
Corsair DDR2-667 PC5300 Memory.

I used to have a Asus A7V66 mobo with a AMD XP 1900+ CPU with a network card
on a ADSL modem. When I was renderin an image on Bryce (3D image app that
uses lots of CPU) IU also could run Firefox and visit sites. Just a tiny bit
of lag but pages where showing after few seconds.

I am considering to upgrade my system using my old PSU. Well, it's not
really old, it's an Antec NeoHE 500W. I have never noticed until now
when after reading some stuff and manuals of my possible mobos, that
they actually have dual 12V 4 pins connectors, ie., 8 contacts. My PSU

I've got an extra IDE drive that I wanted to add to my system that has
one SATA drive. When both are connected the IDE drive will not format or
pass diags while in XP or when booted up off the Western Digital
utilities floppy. If I disconnect the SATA drive the IDE formats and