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Originally posted by Edward Longe Edward Longe wrote:

next tuesday I have 3 examsDeadx100


You have 300 exams ?
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Aaah sorry I didnt reply to you on MSN eddie !  just noticed it
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DDR3 triple-channel architecture is used in the Intel Core i7 family of processors (9xx), which are used on the Socket LGA1366 platform (X58). AMD Socket AM3 processors do not use the DDR3 triple-channel architecture, but use DDR3 dual-channel memory kits instead. The same applies to the Intel Core i5 and Core i7 (8xx) processor family, which are used on the Socket LGA1156 platform (P55). According to Intel, a Core i7 with DDR3 operating at 1066 MHz will offer peak data transfer rates of 25.6 GB/s when operating in triple-channel interleaved mode. This, Intel claims, leads to faster system performance as well as higher performance per watt.[1]

When operating in triple-channel mode, memory latency is reduced due to interleaving, meaning that each module is accessed sequentially. Data is spread amongst the modules in an alternating pattern.

The architecture can only be used when all three, or a multiple of three, memory modules are identical in capacity and speed, and are placed in triple-channel slots. When two memory modules are installed, the architecture will operate in dual-channel mode.[2]

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Originally posted by 737Chris 737Chris wrote:

Originally posted by Edward Longe Edward Longe wrote:

next tuesday I have 3 examsDeadx100


You have 300 exams ?

Mixed up. I ment the dead emotion X100. I really need to make my posts clear. re:msn, consider yourself blockedBig%20smileBig%20smileBig%20smile

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Have the parts arrived yet?Tongue

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Have the parts arrived yet?Tongue

Nope, the Novatech stuff should come tommorow, Windows 7 Fri,Sat or Mon and the Scan and W2F I don't know.

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Well W2F do test their RAM before despatch so it might be a little longer.
 
Windows 7 is great! Which version do you own?

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Originally posted by Aircraft Aviation Aircraft Aviation wrote:

Well W2F do test their RAM before despatch so it might be a little longer.
 
Windows 7 is great! Which version do you own?

I will be getting the 64bit, curruntly I am on XP.

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BTW, I did change the hard drive to a 16mb cache and 500gb.

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So the majority of the conponents arrived today. I am expecting Windows 7 early next week, the RAM Friday and I have just ordered an extra case fan for my Antec 300 (seen as there is space for one). Hopefuly I can build for the 20th or 13th. 

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I look forward to seeing the finished product when I come around to your house to visit !  Big%20smile
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(Posting from my uncles) System has been built, just trying to validate windows 7. I built most of it. I will spend tonight installing most add ons and other programs.

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excellent news Eddie!Big%20smile
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Originally posted by 737Chris 737Chris wrote:

excellent news Eddie!Big%20smile
I have the i7 running at 31 degrees C. We are still trying to sort out this internet issuie (but maybe solved when I install netgear.) I have 4 fans and they all run silently. Overall its going well bar the slight teething problem.

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Good to hear!  I'm currently using my new i7 rig too.  Haven't had the chance to properly use FSX yet because i'm still downloading REX!  Mine's overclocked to 3.6GHz and is running at 35 degrees C.
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I still can't connect to the internet. For some reason my new system will not run Netgear. I changed the conpatibility from XP to Vista, but still woulnd't work.

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Do you have the ethernet cable plugged in?  Are your TCP/IP settings set to dynamic?

Once these are checked go into command prompt and type:
 
ipconfig -all
 
post the results here.  If there is no IP information found, that's your problem and you need to request it from the DHCP server by issuing the command:
 
ipconfig -renew
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I suppose its because your on a x64 OS. I had the same problem with my Sisters wireless adapter. It works fine under x86, but doesn't want to know x64, and Linksys don't want to know about it.
 
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So, how do I get connected to the net?

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I'm now using Win 7 64 bit and had no trouble at all getting it on the web using my Netgear router.
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