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Headlines Chat with ABIT - 8:09PM PDT Fixed wallpaper - 11:47PM PDT Seti update - 10:40PM PDT Judge gives Napster the Boot!! - 2:10PM PDT Ram Sinks.. more cooling for small places. - 8:54AM PDT is it [H]ard? - 9:19PM PDT WiLd CaSe!! - 1:40PM PDT What the heck is a Peltier?!?! - 10:05AM PDT HELLO EVERYONE!!! - 10:03PM PDT BP6 Q3 server up and running.. - 2:06AM PDT
Sunday, July 30, 2000
Chat with ABIT Posted by Holodeck2 @ 8:09PM PDT 0 comments | top I’m slacking a little. All game no work makes Holodeck2 a happy boy :-) Wallpaper update: I got off my lazy ass and redid the 1280x1024 wall paper, now it has the 2 celerons. Fullon3d had a live chat with that Eric guy from Abit. Submitted by: MJS Here’s a little clip: [Falcon] BP6-2?? [EricBoeing] We already have a micro ATX dual flip-chip board [EricBoeing] but it's OEM only [EricBoeing] the full ATX version should be out Septemberish
Thursday, July 27, 2000
Fixed wallpaper Posted by Holodeck2 @ 11:47PM PDT 5 comments | top Get them now!! This is a fixed bp6 wallpaper. In all the popular flavors, err... resolutions. It's still the Intels Inside one with a spelling change; from "Mothboard" to "Motherboard" Thanks to Matt for pointing that out to me. I would also like to thank Kevin for hosting my last batch and Radu for the previous "DUEL"/"DUAL" error. And 1 more person, THANK YOU TIM for letting me borrow your server space ;-) If you need a weird resolution, feel free to e-mail me requesting for one. If you have ideas or more errors to point out, mailto:Holodeck2@home.com 800x600 1024x768 1152x864 1280x1024 1600x1200 Enjoy :-) Holodeck2, [H]ard at work on the Brand Spanking New Wallpaper. Seti update Posted by Holodeck2 @ 10:40PM PDT 5 comments | top You like the pic? Bp6 User Group Update: Completed 61531 units!! #168 on Top 200 All Groups (Going to pass CLRC in a few days) #74 on Top 200 Teams (Gaining fast on Starfleet) We are flying though at the speed of light (may be a little slower). Good job everyone!! Check this page at least once a day for new stuff :-) Judge gives Napster the Boot!! Posted by Holodeck2 @ 2:10PM PDT 0 comments | top Good afternoon for everyone living in EST. I was going to post today morning but I didn't. Here's my story: I woke up and thought about posting something but I decided to wax my car before the sun came up (draw your own conclusions), wax on, wax off, wax on,..., did that for about an hour. Then I saw the sun rise (Aaahh I'm melting... not). I sat in front of my comp and started to search for good news to post. Saw that a stoopid judge temporally shuts down napster. Goes to room and cry. and now I'm here :-) Judge shuts Napster down Check out the Goofy guy in the suit He's Sean Fanning, founder of Napster. Got news?? mailto:Holodeck2@home.com Ram Sinks.. more cooling for small places. Posted by tim @ 8:54AM PDT 0 comments | top Need some cooling for your Videocard memory to get a little extra overclockability and FPS? Overclockers Hiedout Ram Sinks They just notified me of their new design.
Wednesday, July 26, 2000
is it [H]ard? Posted by Holodeck2 @ 9:19PM PDT 0 comments | top Big heatsinks are good, very good. The bigger the better. You can never can have a too big of heatsink on a small chip (CPU, GPU, CHIPSET, etc) My overclocked Voodoo3 2000 with a BIG mofo heatsink on top. Peltier and watercooling next up :-) (if you pry off the heatsink you void the warranty ) it was originally posted on [H]ardOCP I’m not only a BP6er but also a [H]ardOCPer WiLd CaSe!! Posted by Holodeck2 @ 1:40PM PDT 8 comments | top Now this person really knows how to keep his case cool!! Addin an 18" Fan!! WOW!! Click to go to his site. What the heck is a Peltier?!?! Posted by Holodeck2 @ 10:05AM PDT 6 comments | top This is for all you people who wanted to know what a peltier is. The quest fo the Perfect Peltier Thanks to TweakMax.com Note: Today morning when I woke up I saw my whole screen cluttered with a bunch of IMs!! I live in the USA on EST. If you live somewhere else please check the time in my area. for example: If you live in Europe and IM me in the morning your time I would be sleeping it would be like 4 in the morning here. Just to let you know I'm not angry at anyone... good thing I have a long fuse
Tuesday, July 25, 2000
HELLO EVERYONE!!! Posted by Holodeck2 @ 10:03PM PDT Hello everyone, Woohoo!! I'm on!! Who is this Holodeck2 person anyways?!?! Read on :-) I’m a regular on the bp6 messageboard, trying to help people out with their problems. I’m the self-proclaimed bp6 cooling expert, If you have a cooling idea, I’ve probably already done it and can offer some incite. My computer is always on so you can contact me whenever... problem is, I'm not always in front of it. I'll try to update this page and keep everyone happy :-) Any Questions or comments, you can either contact me or post it on the messageboard. Ways to contact me. E-mail: Holodeck2@home.com (All E-mails will be answered in 24 hours or less, I guarantee it.) When you write me an e-mail please put in the subject line "BP6" then the rest of your subject so my e-mail program can sort it, thanks AIM: Holodeck2 (instant response if I’m in front of my comp and not trying to frag someone) ICQ: 82640218 (rarely on) P.S. If someone named “Digital Vortex” on either Quake 3 or 2 frags you, it’s probably me. ;-)
Monday, July 24, 2000
BP6 Q3 server up and running.. Posted by tim @ 2:06AM PDT 3 comments | top Setup a Q3 server for anyone wanting to practice in preparation for Quakecon.. Connect to bp6.dyndns.org default port. (SERVER: BP6 system, 256 MB ram, celeron 600 on a T3 connection)... Will be moved to another BP6 server eventually. This is only a temporary test of the system and net connection. (BTW- there are a few bot's running around in there..) BIOS Savior to the rescue.... Posted by tim @ 12:53AM PDT 2 comments | top Do you sweat during the BIOS flashing procedure on your BP6 mobo? If so then this little gadget maybe worth a first look. It's called the "RD1 BIOS Savior" and it plugs in between your BIOS ROM and the BIOS ROM socket on your mobo. This device will backup your BIOS and and allow you to recover your BIOS in the event that your flashing session goes wrong. In the event of a bad flash, just flip a switch on the RDI and boot up your system, and flash again. This is also good as a failsafe in case you don't believe in Virus Protecting your computer. (Thanks to Fred for link) Manufacturers Brochure (PDF Format) Another info page Available for about $20
Monday, July 17, 2000
How To Overclock Posted by DareDevil @ 4:17PM PDT 3 comments | top For those of you who are new to overclocking, this guide will explain to you how to overclock, and what some of the terms are. Like 'FSB' (what the heck is that!? :0)) How To Overclock The Cardcooler XT Posted by DareDevil @ 4:11PM PDT 1 comments | top Wow! I am impressed! Nevermind keeping the CPU's cool... Keep your whole board cool! Even if your not overclocking your system (or planning on it), this unit will provide system stability and longevity. What would happen one day of your GeForce or CPU fan went dead? You can also think of this cooling unit as a backup to essential cooling fans in your system. Check this out! http://www.brokenpixel.com/articles/coolerXT/cardcoolerXT_1.shtml 'Nerd Inside' Posted by DareDevil @ 11:53AM PDT 1 comments | top We all need to have some fun sometimes! Check out this little web site that sells 'nerd' clothing ;) (I like the bibs in the Junior Hackerz section) :-Þ Dual PSU Wiring diagram... (preview to Part 1 Watercooling Project) Posted by tim @ 12:43AM PDT 11 comments | top When is comes to overclocking your system, cooling plays a big role. Powering all of those fans in your system can cause quite a strain on your PSU (Power Supply Unit). Depending on the number of peripherals in your system, adding a more powerfull PSU or adding a second PSU may be neccesary. For watercooling and using peltiers, dedicating a second PSU to power the Peltiers (TEC's) is a good idea. Here I have come up with 2 diagrams on how I wired dual 300 watt ATX power supply units for the Blizzard BP6 watercooling project. Consider this part of Step 1. More will follow this week. BTW.. hacking up your PSU's is very dangerous and is not recommended unless you know what you are doing. View Diagram 1 here. View Diagram 2 here. I used Tap-In Squeeze Connectors and 22 guage wire to connect the wires. You can get them at Radio Shack Part# 64-3053 or click here.
Sunday, July 16, 2000
RAM Overclocking? Hmmmmm. Posted by DareDevil @ 9:57AM PDT 3 comments | top I know we're pretty big overclockers here at BP6.Com so, this is a post of choice ;-) I've seen the question in the message boards, 'why can't I overclock any higher?' Well, it's not always the CPU that's holding you back... Many other things need to be taken care of to overclock such as your PCI devices (can they handle the higher bus speed), the actual CPU, and your RAM. I'm not saying that that a high quality stick of silicon will enable you to overclock your 366MHz to 1 GHZ (I wish!), but, it will certainly help =) Extreme Overclocking has tested (overclocked) PC133 RAM to there full potential. Here's a quote I found and the link: Well, the guys at Extreme Overclocking have been hard at work again with their latest review. This time they have put seven 128MB PC133 memory modules through the torture tests to determine their maximum overclocking potential. Which one's came out on top? Read the review to find out.... Cooked RAM... Yummie The ÐÐ. CPU Guide Posted by DareDevil @ 9:17AM PDT 0 comments | top A follow up on the 'Weekly CPU Prices', this guide will help you determine which cpu is best for you (and your board ;-)). Sent to me by Spanky, here's the link: http://www6.tomshardware.com/howto/00q2/000412/index.html
Saturday, July 15, 2000
Weekly CPU Prices Posted by DareDevil @ 11:29AM PDT 2 comments | top Wow, found this very useful! Wanting to buy a new CPU? Check out this detailed price list! Click Here. Thanks Sharky Extreme! Fast Wallpapers Posted by DareDevil @ 9:51AM PDT 0 comments | top FAST-MHz has released some wallpapers! Click here to view them. They come in sizes 800x600 1024x768 and 1152x864. If you have your desktop set at a larger size, just use the 'stretch' function in desktop properties instead of 'center'. Works great. In other news, we want to finnish off all the sections at BP6.Com so, to start, we're going to work on the Picture Gallery. To help us out, you can send in all your cool, wierd, crazy pics that you may have to: thedaredevil@bp6.com. (The topic being computers, duh! :0) And no... I don't want to recieve any porno piccies in my mailbox! I have enough of those!) Kidding guys. Okay, that's all for now. The ÐÐ.
Friday, July 14, 2000
Hey There! Posted by DareDevil @ 5:05PM PDT 7 comments | top Hey guys, just wanted to introduce myself, some of you may have already met me on the BP6.com board. I'll be posting up news from time to time now so, if you'd like, you may send me some news to be posted if you find any ( we don't want to flood Tim ;-) ). My e-mail address is killz@i82hq.com Ciao for now. The ÐÐ.
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