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A Dual core contains more cache, FSB speeds are faster. IT also counts as clocks per cycle. A P4 HT has a HT module, counting as a core, but actually just increases clocks per cycle, but that is not comparable to a dual core. And, as thealmightyone said, the game coding will be the real thing...

^- Agreed as well. More tasking power from a Quad than Dual.

^- Yeah well, we're talking for a suggestion of a better Intel fan. People has special preferences, but as long as ohers don't tell others to get X because I like it, it's good. Anyways, enough with my complicated dilema. Here's a great one for you...

Kornowski, I have seen your pics on second page, and I have to tell you: What I usually do is that I apply the paste of an equivalent size to a rice grain, and then put the heatsink on. I don't spread. Usually, what it does, is that upon compression, the paste is squished, but upon turning on...

Under the Boot tab, go to boot device priority. Select the First boot device and set it to CD/DVD.

^- Agreed. Any PCI sound card can produce better sound, unless ou go in the old ISA section. Personally, I have a SB Live! and it's really making the system go crasy. BSODs everywhere. So, I'd just recommend you to get drivers off Creative's site. Great cards, poorly designed drivers.

By mouse not working, are you saying that the mouse moves and all, but none of the extra buttons work or is it like literally dead? You need drivers for your ethernet. I've done a bit of work for you: http://dlsvr03.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/sock478/p4r800-vm/3C920.zip

The sensors doesn't always work on some boards. I have one with a bad CPU fan sensor. It's not much of a big deal though.

I don't think so. Last time I've checked them all, it's only 533/800/1066.

Any mATX boards will fit, but if you take a pic of the whole side, it would help a bit more.

I believe it may need to be sent back to Del. You see, some boards may not have a slot for them.

A bit expensive, but looks promising: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835118015

If you save a bit much, the P35C-DS3R or the P5KC is good. The only inconvenient with the P5KC is the IDE port being under the PCI slots. That could make you move your DVD drive to the last 5 1/4 slot.

And Gigabyte that has D in front is all solid caps. I've bought a P5KC, but now, I'm broke as a piece of glass. I'd recommend you, if you want to save a bit more, the Gigabyte P35C-DS3R. The P5KC is the same, but that, you buy at whichever you find the most promising. Personally, the ASUS sure...

Yep, hard drives could do that, but your BIOS issue isn't actually fake. Some motherboards have problems resuming from S3 Suspend. Dells though, shouldn't.

Nope, both are the same price. Rebates are mail-in rebates. I'd save more cash to get this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128048

Here's what I recommended to the other guy. You'll also need to buy DDRII. If you do, you'll end up getting this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813138079

You will need to buy some DDRII, but if you do, you get this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813138079

Maybe the 3.5 volt is what the board used. It could need resistor, but when I fried an LED, The light was dim and just burned. This one is just orange.

Well, I finally desoldered the red LED and green LED from he dead P4PE and I had a blue LED powered by a 5 volt power connector. My goal was to run the three if them on the 5 volt connector. Now, the LEDs does seem to work, but something is weird. The red LED is like red-orange and the green...