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Some recent news about sending chickens grown here to China for processing.. then sent back for consumption.
[url=http://www.cnycentral.com/news/story.aspx?id=946937#.UjiE5H82DdI]FDA Chicken export ...

Did you check that all device cards and power connections are properly seated? With many heating/cooling cycles, device cards may 'wiggle' loose in their slots. The only anchor point is the backplan ...

PC chipsets with the same O/S do not have that ability?
Chipsets remain in a constant "on" state, but would require less power while there is no data flow. The processor by itself has seve ...

Still no progress in getting back to folding! Come Tuesday or Wednesday, will try getting a new F@H process package. If good, hopefully my points will be credited to my previous work.

Not a good idea to swap a hard drive with OS from one system to work in another! If there are any noted differences in components (chipset and features, mainly) then the OS may deem itself to be an i ...

Depends on what features are active in the chipset. If a video port is part of the chipset, then power needs would be up to 3x higher than "base" needs.
From checking many data links, it a ...

Certain features of the BIOS are in ROM (read-only memory) form. When power is lost to the CMOS memory bank, the BIOS reverts to a default mode. Try pulling the mains power from the system, and remo ...

A hard drive may spin up, fans may spin.. but no other activity may be due to a dead BIOS battery. If more than 2 years since the battery was replaced, do so and see what happens. Could be something ...

The most opportune time to "capture" a POST page is just before it appears. There is no easy way to provide an output source for the process results. Only a professional model POST diagnos ...

Yes, the [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_5x86]AMD 5x86 did indeed have a decent cache memory. But the higher CPU speed for data 'crunching' meant much faster performance by itself.. less time w ...

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Topic: Chicken Processing..
Karlsweldt Replies: 0 Views: 16	Forum: The Hundred Year War Posted: Tue Sep 17, 2013 8:44 am Subject: Chicken Processing..
Karlsweldt Replies: 0 Views: 16	Some recent news about sending chickens grown here to China for processing.. then sent back for consumption. [url=http://www.cnycentral.com/news/story.aspx?id=946937#.UjiE5H82DdI]FDA Chicken export ...
Topic: asus p6t deluxe V2 wont boot or power up standby lights only
Karlsweldt Replies: 5 Views: 44	Forum: Tech Support Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 7:06 am Subject: asus p6t deluxe V2 wont boot or power up standby lights only
Karlsweldt Replies: 5 Views: 44	Did you check that all device cards and power connections are properly seated? With many heating/cooling cycles, device cards may 'wiggle' loose in their slots. The only anchor point is the backplan ...
Topic: Power consumption between different MB chipsets?
Karlsweldt Replies: 4 Views: 44	Forum: General Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 6:57 am Subject: Power consumption between different MB chipsets?
Karlsweldt Replies: 4 Views: 44	PC chipsets with the same O/S do not have that ability? Chipsets remain in a constant "on" state, but would require less power while there is no data flow. The processor by itself has seve ...
Topic: Invalid Address
Karlsweldt Replies: 2 Views: 821	Forum: Motherboards.org Folding Team Posted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 11:03 am Subject: Invalid Address
Karlsweldt Replies: 2 Views: 821	Still no progress in getting back to folding! Come Tuesday or Wednesday, will try getting a new F@H process package. If good, hopefully my points will be credited to my previous work.
Topic: PC booting, but nothing on the monitor
Karlsweldt Replies: 13 Views: 141	Forum: Tech Support Posted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 10:58 am Subject: PC booting, but nothing on the monitor
Karlsweldt Replies: 13 Views: 141	Not a good idea to swap a hard drive with OS from one system to work in another! If there are any noted differences in components (chipset and features, mainly) then the OS may deem itself to be an i ...
Topic: Power consumption between different MB chipsets?
Karlsweldt Replies: 4 Views: 44	Forum: General Posted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 10:46 am Subject: Power consumption between different MB chipsets?
Karlsweldt Replies: 4 Views: 44	Depends on what features are active in the chipset. If a video port is part of the chipset, then power needs would be up to 3x higher than "base" needs. From checking many data links, it a ...
Topic: PC booting, but nothing on the monitor
Karlsweldt Replies: 13 Views: 141	Forum: Tech Support Posted: Sat Sep 14, 2013 6:45 am Subject: PC booting, but nothing on the monitor
Karlsweldt Replies: 13 Views: 141	Certain features of the BIOS are in ROM (read-only memory) form. When power is lost to the CMOS memory bank, the BIOS reverts to a default mode. Try pulling the mains power from the system, and remo ...
Topic: PC booting, but nothing on the monitor
Karlsweldt Replies: 13 Views: 141	Forum: Tech Support Posted: Fri Sep 13, 2013 6:51 am Subject: PC booting, but nothing on the monitor
Karlsweldt Replies: 13 Views: 141	A hard drive may spin up, fans may spin.. but no other activity may be due to a dead BIOS battery. If more than 2 years since the battery was replaced, do so and see what happens. Could be something ...
Topic: UEFI BIOS: what can it do?
Karlsweldt Replies: 6 Views: 93	Forum: BIOS Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2013 10:10 am Subject: UEFI BIOS: what can it do?
Karlsweldt Replies: 6 Views: 93	The most opportune time to "capture" a POST page is just before it appears. There is no easy way to provide an output source for the process results. Only a professional model POST diagnos ...
Topic: CD-ROM IDE port vs. IDE port on motherboard
Karlsweldt Replies: 11 Views: 229	Forum: General Posted: Wed Sep 11, 2013 6:42 am Subject: CD-ROM IDE port vs. IDE port on motherboard
Karlsweldt Replies: 11 Views: 229	Yes, the [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_5x86]AMD 5x86 did indeed have a decent cache memory. But the higher CPU speed for data 'crunching' meant much faster performance by itself.. less time w ...

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