A small admission to make. I took a risk on this card, the auction said it for spares or repairs, and that it was untested. Well, quite the risk to take but it paid off.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
Got one awhile back. I finally have a weekend to completely rewire my network. The gig switches will be sweet. Funny thing, I'll be replacing my ancient WRTG54, which has never failed to this day. Hopefully this new Cisco won't give me any headaches.
ha! i turned a WRTG54 into an access point using tomato . . .Ilocano wrote:
Got one awhile back. I finally have a weekend to completely rewire my network. The gig switches will be sweet. Funny thing, I'll be replacing my ancient WRTG54, which has never failed to this day. Hopefully this new Cisco won't give me any headaches.
Worth installling Tomato on this Cisco?
I have tomato installed on this little thing...13urnzz wrote:
ha! i turned a WRTG54 into an access point using tomato . . .Ilocano wrote:
Got one awhile back. I finally have a weekend to completely rewire my network. The gig switches will be sweet. Funny thing, I'll be replacing my ancient WRTG54, which has never failed to this day. Hopefully this new Cisco won't give me any headaches.
Worth installling Tomato on this Cisco?
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I wish I used i7. I have an athlon x4 with l3 cache unlocked.FFLink wrote:
Cammy, what CPU you got?
I got an Asus Rampage III Gene for sale, if you use i7:
http://uk.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_S … _III_GENE/
£100
Also 6GB of DDR3 RAM.
Gumtree!FFLink wrote:
Oh.
Well someone needs to take this off me before I'm forced to eBay it.
well twas an auction on ebay, and I needed 4GB for my sisters pc as I have 4x1GB to put in it, and the motherboard only has 2 slots, so I had to buy 2x2. Just turns out that this ram is ECC lol.13urnzz wrote:
why error correction? are you under-clocking?
I haven't installed it yet. But I gonna see what the stock firmware offers before I install anything else.Naturn wrote:
I have tomato installed on this little thing...13urnzz wrote:
ha! i turned a WRTG54 into an access point using tomato . . .Ilocano wrote:
Got one awhile back. I finally have a weekend to completely rewire my network. The gig switches will be sweet. Funny thing, I'll be replacing my ancient WRTG54, which has never failed to this day. Hopefully this new Cisco won't give me any headaches.
Worth installling Tomato on this Cisco?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … 6833320038
Runs great too. Wish they would update the software thought its been at the beta stage since I first installed tomato.
I shall let you know next month when I get a new moboSonderKommando wrote:
Camm, good luck with that card man. Hope it works the way its supposed to!!!
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Well, you could swap it with your current one and see if you need a new mobo at all.Camm wrote:
I shall let you know next month when I get a new moboSonderKommando wrote:
Camm, good luck with that card man. Hope it works the way its supposed to!!!
But for now it makes a rather nice, if expensive, paperweight.
I need a new motherboard for sli capabilities, not to test it or anything. It is in my pc just now though. Working like a charm.globefish23 wrote:
Well, you could swap it with your current one and see if you need a new mobo at all.Camm wrote:
I shall let you know next month when I get a new moboSonderKommando wrote:
Camm, good luck with that card man. Hope it works the way its supposed to!!!
But for now it makes a rather nice, if expensive, paperweight.
Or instead some more paper for your new £72 paperweight.
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That way, you will only have 32 or 22 quid net loss.Camm wrote:
I need a new motherboard for sli capabilities, not to test it or anything. It is in my pc just now though. Working like a charm.globefish23 wrote:
Well, you could swap it with your current one and see if you need a new mobo at all.Camm wrote:
I shall let you know next month when I get a new mobo
But for now it makes a rather nice, if expensive, paperweight.
Or instead some more paper for your new £72 paperweight.
On topic: picked up a cheap system yesterday, 17" TFT screen, compaq box, with a HT p4 in it, 1gb ram and a 160gb hard drive.
Got it for £40, cleaning it up and punting it on for probably 40 or 50 quid profit.
eh? fobeglish is drunk.globefish23 wrote:
That way, you will only have 32 or 22 quid net loss.Camm wrote:
I need a new motherboard for sli capabilities, not to test it or anything. It is in my pc just now though. Working like a charm.globefish23 wrote:
Well, you could swap it with your current one and see if you need a new mobo at all.
Or instead some more paper for your new £72 paperweight.
On topic: picked up a cheap system yesterday, 17" TFT screen, compaq box, with a HT p4 in it, 1gb ram and a 160gb hard drive.
Got it for £40, cleaning it up and punting it on for probably 40 or 50 quid profit.
Hehehe!Camm wrote:
eh? fobeglish is drunk.globefish23 wrote:
That way, you will only have 32 or 22 quid net loss.Camm wrote:
I need a new motherboard for sli capabilities, not to test it or anything. It is in my pc just now though. Working like a charm.
On topic: picked up a cheap system yesterday, 17" TFT screen, compaq box, with a HT p4 in it, 1gb ram and a 160gb hard drive.
Got it for £40, cleaning it up and punting it on for probably 40 or 50 quid profit.
I bought it for £40, and I'm going to get about £80 or £90 for it ergo - £40 or £50 profit!
Hahaha ahhh of course!globefish23 wrote:
Hehehe!Camm wrote:
eh? fobeglish is drunk.globefish23 wrote:
That way, you will only have 32 or 22 quid net loss.
I bought it for £40, and I'm going to get about £80 or £90 for it ergo - £40 or £50 profit!
I factored in that £72 bargain card of course.