The odds are good that EQ is still installed on this.
The EQ emu guys would be very glad to have a copy of your old EQ install if you're feeling generous
The odds are good that EQ is still installed on this.
no you cannot, shitrig 5000 has a ide cd drive most likely
The EQ emu guys would be very glad to have a copy of your old EQ install if you're feeling generous
just get a SATA/IDE Adapter Cable, FIDECO USB 3.0 to SATA III Hard Drvie Adapter Converter Cable for 2.5"/3.5" IDE and SATA III HDD SSD, 5.25-Inch DVD-ROM/CD-ROM/CD-RW/DVD-RW/DVD+RW (Cable PL03)Once I get this new rig built, I'll try to twist some arms in here to see if I can add the HDDs to my current comp and see if anything is salvageable. If drives aren't borked and data is there, I'd be more than happy. But my hopes aren't super high.
Pardon the ignorance, but how do these cheap Windows 10 keys from eBay work? Don't you still need something physical to boot from initially?
Pardon the ignorance, but how do these cheap Windows 10 keys from eBay work? Don't you still need something physical to boot from initially?
Pardon the ignorance, but how do these cheap Windows 10 keys from eBay work? Don't you still need something physical to boot from initially?
Pardon the ignorance, but how do these cheap Windows 10 keys from eBay work? Don't you still need something physical to boot from initially?
OK gentlemen, I need some help here. The partpicker build for the Ryzen 3 I was going for had this motherboard as the selection. My problem is that it needs a BIOS update to be able to run the Ryzen 3 and that means I would need a Ryzen 2 or 1 chip to install first and since I don't have one handy it is not going to work. Can anyone suggest a comparable motherboard that is Ryzen 3 compatible? I found this one but it is twice the price.... is it much better than the one above? This is honestly me penny pinching since the difference between 59 and 109 is not a ton, I just want to know that it is a good option.
Edit: This is so fucking weird. The Gigabyte CPU Support list says that the Ryzen 5 3600 is supported but all of the most recent comments on Newegg say it is shipping with old firmware and would not function with the 3xxx processors.
I think that one, optane, acts like a sort of buffer for the main drive, making it faster. It's an obsolete way of enhancing iirc, like if you had a spinner as main. Nvme main drives, bigger ones, are affordable now. Should be something to enable/disable in bios.I'm going to look stupid, but I'm going to ask anyway.
Explain to me how this NVME and SSD drive work?
I want to do a clean install of windows but don't two separate drives in Windows, like I would expect. Anyone know of an easy to follow vid explaining this? Or anyone give the dummy version explanation?
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yea, just think of optane as a really large ssd/hd cache that doesn't wipe itself when you power offOk...so I need to actually snag an NVME drive...
Ok...so I need to actually snag an NVME drive...
OK gentlemen, I need some help here. The partpicker build for the Ryzen 3 I was going for had this motherboard as the selection. My problem is that it needs a BIOS update to be able to run the Ryzen 3 and that means I would need a Ryzen 2 or 1 chip to install first and since I don't have one handy it is not going to work. Can anyone suggest a comparable motherboard that is Ryzen 3 compatible? I found this one but it is twice the price.... is it much better than the one above? This is honestly me penny pinching since the difference between 59 and 109 is not a ton, I just want to know that it is a good option.
Edit: This is so fucking weird. The Gigabyte CPU Support list says that the Ryzen 5 3600 is supported but all of the most recent comments on Newegg say it is shipping with old firmware and would not function with the 3xxx processors.
Check your box and manual. If it says REV 1.0 anywhere in there, you are good to go. From what I can see, the regular B450M DS3H only supports up to 2nd gen Ryzen, but the B450M DS3H (rev. 1.0) supports 3rd gen. In fact, the website specifically says the revision 1.0 board supports third gen. So basically it is luck of the draw, if they sent you old stock then you may be screwed. If they sent you new stock then you are fine.
Just look at the website, it makes sure to say rev. 1.0 all over it. Even in the link.
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