Becoming a nerd...
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It's not too tricky. Make sure you're not carrying any static (e.g. touch a cold tap), then:Spirit wrote:
I popped the case and poked aorund a few days ago but it all looked too hard... Anyone done it ? How many hours work ? Any dangers ?
Remove PCI and AGP card(s)
Disconect power, IDE, Motherboard etc cables
Remove hard drives, floppy drive, CD/DVD drives
...you should be left with the Motherboard, memory and CPU at this point...
The motherboard is usually fixed to the case by some small screws. Undo these and carefully remove the Motherboard.
Then reverse the procedure:
Insert the motherboard and attach with the screws.
Insert and connect up the various drives.
Insert the PCI & AGP card(s)
Connect up the power and motherboard cables.
->Good to go!

Of course, all of the above can be achieved with a large enough hammer

Royston
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@garyb
it's in my favourites as we speak .
I like smartarse...is there anything else other than smartarse worth knowing about
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now for the bucks and the feeling that I need anything more than the abundance that I've now got thanks to uncleE ,creamware and uad ...I'm so friggin stoked I cant believe it .all I've got to do is listen to more presets than you can poke a stick at and use some of 'em ,plus that24/98 or whatever looks quite serious too and then there's the modular and I'm just a bassplayer ....old as well...and trying to learn git. and drums at the same time (Stige ..you bitch:-) ) please gary ..be a smartarse ,you retro dog ....just give me the guts
Cheers
Paul
it's in my favourites as we speak .
I like smartarse...is there anything else other than smartarse worth knowing about

now for the bucks and the feeling that I need anything more than the abundance that I've now got thanks to uncleE ,creamware and uad ...I'm so friggin stoked I cant believe it .all I've got to do is listen to more presets than you can poke a stick at and use some of 'em ,plus that24/98 or whatever looks quite serious too and then there's the modular and I'm just a bassplayer ....old as well...and trying to learn git. and drums at the same time (Stige ..you bitch:-) ) please gary ..be a smartarse ,you retro dog ....just give me the guts
Cheers
Paul
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One daw here, hosting most of the HD space, on WinXP. One laptop as fun tool w Demudi, from which I connect to a machine on the attick, which runs 24/7 and has a LAN card and a harddisk. The machine on the attick does most web stuff (irc mostly, but also local icecast). It is controlled remotely by ssh and/or freeNX. If I go out and plan to continue some work or just show off, I tell the router so I can take over from any machine that's online.
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Rank: Supreme NerdOn 2005-07-06 07:14, at0m wrote:
http://www.nerdtests.com/ft_nq.php?imLeft behind 97%, only 3% was more nerd. eek.
6% scored higher (more nerdy), and
94% scored lower (less nerdy).
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were you able to wrap a vsti like say (eheh) reakror?On 2005-07-06 07:14, at0m wrote:
One laptop as fun tool w Demudi,