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Warbirds Library V4 (Resources for now) How to
We just posted part one of the how to on uploading new files to the Library. Part 1 covers adding new files. Part 2 will cover making changes to your the uploads you own.
Questions or comments please post them in the regular forums. Which forum is that... Well it is the one you spend the most time in.
Thanks the Staff
Library How to
New Memory
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Alexraptor
Charter Member
Oh shoot m8.... i think your screwed.
Many DDR2-8500 modules are primarily encoded as 6400's on the SPD, the 1066mhz speed is usually unlocked via EPP which requires an Nvidia chipset motherboard, for automaticly setting the speed.
It is compatible and run with other motherboards but to get the 1066mhz speed it and the timings must be set manually.
And heres where i think you might be out of luck, if your DELL is anything like ive experienced with DELL computers you will not be able to do this as on many of their previous models they have locked away the advanced BIOS options.
But thats where i would start looking anyway just in case, to see if you have any options for speed and timings in the BIOS.
Many DDR2-8500 modules are primarily encoded as 6400's on the SPD, the 1066mhz speed is usually unlocked via EPP which requires an Nvidia chipset motherboard, for automaticly setting the speed.
It is compatible and run with other motherboards but to get the 1066mhz speed it and the timings must be set manually.
And heres where i think you might be out of luck, if your DELL is anything like ive experienced with DELL computers you will not be able to do this as on many of their previous models they have locked away the advanced BIOS options.
But thats where i would start looking anyway just in case, to see if you have any options for speed and timings in the BIOS.
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harleyman
Guest
Glad to be of service...LOL
Glad to hear you sorted it out...Is it linked???
Glad to hear you sorted it out...Is it linked???
Alexraptor
Charter Member
Glad i could help 
And glad that DELL appearantly gained some senses after my DELL experience lol.
And glad that DELL appearantly gained some senses after my DELL experience lol.
Alexraptor
Charter Member
8800GTX if your going to stick with 32-bit and use the 3GB switch. GTX285 if you don't use the 3GB switch or willing to upgrade to a Vista64.
Allthough personally i would choose the 9800GTX+ over the 8800GTX, but thats just me.
Allthough personally i would choose the 9800GTX+ over the 8800GTX, but thats just me.
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harleyman
Guest
The 8800 ultra is more than enough for FSX...try it for a while and see....
Bjoern
worst developer ever
For lower resolutions and power saving yes, for higher resolutions plus image filters (AA, AF) no.