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Just an update to previous posts, which of course I lost when I redid the
computer with a clean install, .
I decided to install whatever I could and functionally, I am left with three
problems.
The first is that I cannot connect the 4 pin female USB wires from the Sigma
(USB2 based card reader, and a Firewire port) card reader to the
motherboard because the two connections on the motherboard are fully
occupied with the conneting chord that come from the Sonata case. (They use
up the whole connection pins, rather than the headers separately, so that I
feel that I am wasting connections).
The second functional problem is that the two hard disk drives I placed
inside the box, have more that 1/4" on either side of the case so that it's
quite difficult to attach the hard disk to the box inside the Sonata case.
Difficult to explain unless you have one of these. Is there an extra space
filler that I should have to screw in those hard disks?
The third and last functional problem has to do with the connection of the
5.1 speaker system to the on-board's sound system, but I'll leave the
details of this for another thread.
Having said all of that, this system rocks! I put in a Radeon 9800 Pro for
video, 1 gig of DDR non ECC memory -good quality brand- a new 120G WD, a
160G Maxtor, as slave, and a Pioneer DVD player. I kept the old 19" CRT
display, and the old 3.5 floppy drive... I have already installed almost all
my software, and ... well, let me stop here, but, yes, it is very silent.
It's been on continuously for 48 hours, and not a peep, with CPU temps at 45
deg. Centigrade. ...
Can anyone give me some ideas on the two problems metioned above?
I was exchanging ideas with Ray, but I lost all the save exchange we had.
Sorry.
Pablo
Just an update to previous posts, which of course I lost when I redid the
computer with a clean install, .
I decided to install whatever I could and functionally, I am left with three
problems.
The first is that I cannot connect the 4 pin female USB wires from the Sigma
(USB2 based card reader, and a Firewire port) card reader to the
motherboard because the two connections on the motherboard are fully
occupied with the conneting chord that come from the Sonata case. (They use
up the whole connection pins, rather than the headers separately, so that I
feel that I am wasting connections).
The second functional problem is that the two hard disk drives I placed
inside the box, have more that 1/4" on either side of the case so that it's
quite difficult to attach the hard disk to the box inside the Sonata case.
Difficult to explain unless you have one of these. Is there an extra space
filler that I should have to screw in those hard disks?
The third and last functional problem has to do with the connection of the
5.1 speaker system to the on-board's sound system, but I'll leave the
details of this for another thread.
Having said all of that, this system rocks! I put in a Radeon 9800 Pro for
video, 1 gig of DDR non ECC memory -good quality brand- a new 120G WD, a
160G Maxtor, as slave, and a Pioneer DVD player. I kept the old 19" CRT
display, and the old 3.5 floppy drive... I have already installed almost all
my software, and ... well, let me stop here, but, yes, it is very silent.
It's been on continuously for 48 hours, and not a peep, with CPU temps at 45
deg. Centigrade. ...
Can anyone give me some ideas on the two problems metioned above?
I was exchanging ideas with Ray, but I lost all the save exchange we had.
Sorry.
Pablo