A8N5X Overclocking

[PC eye]

It seems to have worked for me, you can get the bios from the ASUS website.

Alos, according to fillip you have to have a floppy enabled in the BIOS as well. I can't attest to this as mine has been enabled the entire time, although I took the drive out a while ago since it was making a racket...

And PC eye, thanks for the AC5 tips.

I have one more to add since you are without a "quiet" floppy drive. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...12&Submit=ENE&Manufactory=1112&SubCategory=13

 

[pbdr]

I have one more to add since you are without a "quiet" floppy drive. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...12&Submit=ENE&Manufactory=1112&SubCategory=13

Thanks again, but do I really need afloppy (seriously), I can't think of an app that I coldn't use dics for. PLus I have a USB floppy if a dire need arises.

 

[Praetor]

No you dont. He was merely poking fun.

 

[pbdr]

No you dont. He was merely poking fun.

That's what I figured. I'm still somewhat of a newbie, but at leas I can post in the "parts for sale" forum now...

 

[PC eye]

No you dont. He was merely poking fun.

I would have to say the joke was on me lately when buying a replacement for the cheapie 3 1/2" drives sold locally in stores with different generic brand names on them depending on where you go. Newegg didn't even have the Sony models listed lately when a pair of them was ordered from http://www.overstock.com/?page=proframe&prod_id=406432

 

[Praetor]

I would have to say the joke was on me lately when buying a replacement for the cheapie 3 1/2" drives sold locally in stores with different generic brand names on them depending on where you go. Newegg didn't even have the Sony models listed lately when a pair of them was ordered from

1. Stay on topic
2. The only difference in modern day floppy drives is, for all intents and purposes, the motor mechanism -- the drive controller ICs are so simple, a 1st year HDL student could create one so this "pro-sony floppy drive" business is crap.
3. Stay on topic.