**Official DFI LanParty UT P35-T2R Review/Overclock/Guide Thread**

[Brother Esau]

Buy a Floppy Drive and keep it simple!

[Praz]

Buy a Floppy Drive and keep it simple!

I still can't believe with all the money spent on hardware people still refuse to spend $4.00 for a floppy drive. As with any other endeavor a person shouldn't take on the job without the necessary tools.

Enough of the rant. I'm sure I've already posted a link in this thread once on how to set up a flash drive for BIOS flashing.

[Brother Esau]

I still can't believe with all the money spent on hardware people still refuse to spend $4.00 for a floppy drive. As with any other endeavor a person shouldn't take on the job without the necessary tools.

Enough of the rant. I'm sure I've already posted a link in this thread once on how to set up a flash drive for BIOS flashing.

[emoners]

I still can't believe with all the money spent on hardware people still refuse to spend $4.00 for a floppy drive. As with any other endeavor a person shouldn't take on the job without the necessary tools.

Enough of the rant. I'm sure I've already posted a link in this thread once on how to set up a flash drive for BIOS flashing.

i like my sig...quote...

[Brother Esau]

@emoners........You stil using you're Team Xtreem or you get the OCZ?
Whats up did you still want a bios chip?

[emoners]

@emoners........You stil using you're Team Xtreem or you get the OCZ?
Whats up did you still want a bios chip?

REAALLLY REAAALLLY wanna get my hands on that BIOS chip, but the shipping's gonna kill me

was about to get 'em OCZs but still debating if i should switch my Team 9600 to OCZ 9200...though i'm just running my Team's at 1150MHz

[Brother Esau]

REAALLLY REAAALLLY wanna get my hands on that BIOS chip, but the shipping's gonna kill me

was about to get 'em OCZs but still debating if i should switch my Team 9600 to OCZ 9200...though i'm just running my Team's at 1150MHz

Did you open a Pay Pal Account?

[empty1969a]

I still can't believe with all the money spent on hardware people still refuse to spend $4.00 for a floppy drive. As with any other endeavor a person shouldn't take on the job without the necessary tools.

Enough of the rant. I'm sure I've already posted a link in this thread once on how to set up a flash drive for BIOS flashing.

I have attached a link that I found after going through a ton of problems using a usb floppy trying to install drivers for windows. It appears Windows XP only supports certain drive type to load drivers during install. Everything appears normal and it lets you select the drivers, but then during install process it will prompt you to put the floppy in over and over.

Figured this might save some folks some time and money.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/916196/

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[C-N]

I have attached a link that I found after going through a ton of problems using a usb floppy trying to install drivers for windows. It appears Windows XP only supports certain drive type to load drivers during install. Everything appears normal and it lets you select the drivers, but then during install process it will prompt you to put the floppy in over and over.

Figured this might save some folks some time and money.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/916196/

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While you are on the subjest of saving people time : the above link refers to problems with USB floppy drives, I think most people are refering to the flat 40 pin ribon type internal drives rather than complicating a simple item with USB.

Like this one : http://www.ebuyer.com/product/74629/...specifications

CN

[terroristone]

here's my ocz's 5-5-5-12, this was on 2.38 volts and 8/10 bios, also ran them on the 8/23 and 9/13 like this, i ran everest on the 9/13 and got 49ns and on the 10/05 i got 53.2 ns...i might flash back to the 9/13 when my ram comes back from RMA.

[Praz]

I'm sure I've already posted a link in this thread once on how to set up a flash drive for BIOS flashing.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...postcount=1575