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| Thread ID: 55446 | 2005-03-10 18:56:00 | Upgrading, need Advice | pluged_in (7560) | Press F1 |
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| 332878 | 2005-03-11 10:28:00 | Doing a motherboard swap without a re-install is certainly a good way to ensure frustrations, but if you have the same make of motherboard chipset, it can be done with minimal driver updates. sorry but been there tried that and failed big time. stick to the standard motherboard swap advice reguardless of chipset. |
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| 332879 | 2005-03-14 06:14:00 | Ok, thanks alot, this has put alot of my questions to rest. I have actually got Windows Xp on disk (Not a restore disk), and about the DDR I meant, does DDR400 mean 400 pins? I dont have any other Hard Drives nor is the new Motherboard of the same chipset as my current board. So I guess I'll have to just try and get into windows first, then try and copy everything I want to disk, otherwise do a Dirty Install to another directory, copy the files, then do the Format. Thanks alot |
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