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    My toys just arrived... pics will follow

    sooo first pic is here

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    Update 2:
    Okay just ran into the first problems... the 300W bequiet PSU did not have 8pin pci-e and 6pin pci-e to power the GTX-480 I need to buy a molex adapter now Searching for drivers now. 800x600 sucks

    Update 3:
    Now online with the X200 and the GTX-480 fired up. No problems during the boot. Just booted normal.
    Last edited by SonicBoom_; 10th June 2010 at 06:19 AM.

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    can i ask anyone..hurmm if i buy the PE4H with EC2C..does the package already contain EC2C??or i need to buy additional Ec2C??

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    Quote Originally Posted by hannajwa View Post
    can i ask anyone..hurmm if i buy the PE4H with EC2C..does the package already contain EC2C??or i need to buy additional Ec2C??
    if you buy the package for 85$ it contains the EC2C with a realy short cable... U might need to buy a miniHDMI cable on ur local store or order it from hwtools.net

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    Quote Originally Posted by SonicBoom_ View Post
    Okay just ran into the first problems... the 300W bequiet PSU did not have 8pin pci-e and 6pin pci-e to power the GTX-480 I need to buy a molex adapter now
    Didn't one of the video cards have a 12V molex to 8pin pci-e adapter in it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by nando4 View Post
    Didn't one of the video cards have a 12V molex to 8pin pci-e adapter in it?
    noooo!!!! Stupid idiots from gainward! I did not open the Spaphire one yet but I am online with the GTX-480 now. Ran into the local store and bought a 600W PSU was easier to find then a Molex adapter

    any tips on the drivers I should use for the GTX-480?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SonicBoom_ View Post
    noooo!!!! Stupid idiots from gainward! I did not open the Spaphire one yet but I am online with the GTX-480 now. Ran into the local store and bought a 600W PSU was easier to find then a Molex adapter

    any tips on the drivers I should use for the GTX-480?
    The 2GB HD5870 has a 12V to molex plug as shown on the newegg pics. Can just use it.

    Software? NVidia desktop adapters allow 64-bit allocation. An advantage over ATI. So will be just plug and play for x1 mode via expresscard using Win7.

    For x2 mode or anti-whitelisting can use the DIY ViDock Setup. If only need x2 switching you *might* be able to do it in Win7 using BarEdit as shown at the bottom of this post.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nando4 View Post
    The 2GB HD5870 has a 12V to molex plug as shown on the newegg pics. Can just use it.
    Software? NVidia allows 64-bit allocation. Will be just plug and play.

    Can use the DIY ViDOck Setup to switch into x2 or anti-whitelisting. If just need x2 switching you *might* be able to do it in Win7 using BarEdit as shown at the bottom of this post.
    I ment graphics drivers. But thanks for the explanation. I go for the ForceWare 257.15 Win 7 as far as I know its the fastest driver from Nvidia so far.

    Is there a way to disable HDMI audio?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SonicBoom_ View Post
    Is there a way to disable HDMI audio?
    Device Manager->Sound, Video and Game controllers. Disable HD Audio Controller that appears when the NVidia 480GTX is plugged in.

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    Benchmark 06 is not running thru...


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    Quote Originally Posted by jamesbond007 View Post
    great work. Awesome software. Rep +. This would definitely solve a lot of problem. Most of the software see to have worked fine for me except when i try to chain load the os. it keeps on saying the boot file not found. this is for w7 and mbr option. I wonder what could be the problem. Any suggestions. Also when i try the pci allocation part it say i have no resources to allocate. Could his mean i can't use more than 2 gb ram.
    I had to rewrite my grub command to deal with the fact that I have two hard drives in my laptop.

    My simple command is:
    grub --config-file="root (hd1,0);chainloader /bootmgr;boot"

 

 

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