stuffed mac. I rest my case. Until my brother-in-law pretty much completely migrated to the internet, all but one of his systems were running WinXP. He had one system still running Win95 because he had a specialized printer with no driver support past Win95....

a very old machine. But the best GPU you can get is a HD3850 AGP. Problem is that ATI doesn't support it anymore. Thanks for that I'll have a look. I'm quite surprised that card costs £85 on amazon! By not supporting it does that mean that they won't bring...

your CRAP HARDWARE!!! Now, I can't help it if the best all around PC soundcard is only properly supported on GOOD motherboards and Win9x, complain to Creative, they own the drivers now! BTW, I didn't have driver problems in XP with the soundcard, but rather,...

of their own: Geforce as a PPU, perhaps? AMD have also opened up their GPU specifications and are supporting an open-source driver project. This could end up with a better quality driver and more support from the growing group of free software advocates (I...

they could see, the compiler problem, turned out to be harder than they thought. The biggest mistake I fault them on is that they seem to have lost control of the complexity of the architecture: way too many features, all of which had to be supported in...

hard facts regarding support: XP support will end before Vista: Products Released: Windows XP Professional (same for Home) General Availability Date: 12/31/2001 Mainstream Support Retired: 4/14/2009 Vista has guaranteed support for a minimum of...

still can't figure out what you actually do with your computer and why you're so determined to use portrait mode...) Just face it, no matter how glorious your system was back in the -90's, it's pretty much obsolete by now. See, no support anymore, no one...

anymore, so I cannot tell this motherboard will support 128MB DIMM or not." I know that the larger DIMM chips are somewhat recent, but I wouldn't think that 3 years would be such a long time that the manufacturer wouldn't support the board anymore. Especially...

a CPU is generally to go to the motherboards manufacturers website,look under support especially for CPU and find out there.It usually works. I looked here at their support site and couldn't find anything on that motherboard even under their archives.However...

DOES ANY ONE KNOW IF THIS MOTHERBOARD ( or more to the point the Bios)HAS A LIMIT ON HOW BIG A DRIVE IT WILL SUPPORT? Intel does not have support anymore and I haven't been able to find information about drive limitations. I do not beleive the drive is defective....