No need for a 2007 PSU, if you really want to buy one, buy a new one to avoid troubles. And like I said no need for a 800-1000W PSU, I used a 600W one and everything worked nicely. Now, when I used my quad the results I got with it made no sense. A single GX2 had about the same performance. Drivers …

Also, there are 2 120mm intake fans in the front of the case and one 120mm fan blowing out of the case in the back, there are no other spots for fans in the case, which is a bummer. It's not that great of a case, but I like the look for my GF.

Here's a little update, I attempted to follow all the aforementioned advice. I just put in an order for some thermal paste for everything. Here is the teardown I just did: http://i.imgur.com/Hx8ppQc.jpg http://i.imgur.com/GPX6dZ5.jpg http://i.imgur.com/tLT5k5Q.jpg http://i.imgur.com/015gGd9.jpg …

Thanks for the replies! I think I will just forget about going quad for now and just think of it as a dream that could have been. I'm considering getting an 8800 GTS and calling it a day since it is more powerful than the Quad they say. I will follow all of these suggestions and get back to you guys …

And yes, I do realize it is spelled conundrum.

Here is the long story: I walk into my parents house and am chatting with them a little bit, I started reminiscing about my brother's old Alienware computer that my dad had gotten free from his work. He works at a more upscale movie theater in Ann Arbor, MI and they had this gaming area in the …

Thanks jheronimus! The MIR adapter I bought only has USB so adding that COM input via ISA would be ideal I think. It is nice to know there is someone out there with a working build on this mobo.

Check the revision. If it's 1.01, it might not support 800 MHz or most of PIII, for that matter. The revision should be written on the board itself Here is the actual listing, I haven't received the board yet so I can't physically look. I'm not sure where to be looking within the picture. http:// …

I have a standard Asus P2B (with PS2 connectors, etc.) that I could also exchange for your P2B-B if you wish. Cool games you want to play, too! Thanks so much for the offer, I acutally scored the original Asus P2B-B expansion PS/2 USB connector after you guys informed me that existed. It was hard …

Thanks so much for your replies and warm welcome! I will keep it and have fun building, I really like the AT cases but they are pretty expensive. I will post my full build on the proper forum when I finish, thanks again!

So this is my first post here, I'm very excited to start building a Windows 98 PC. I did some research and saw some builds online and it seemed like a really good build to shoot for was with the Intel 440BX chipset. I read some reviews that were from 1998 that listed the Asus P2B as the top …