HAY GUYS

killmoms · Local time: Jun 16, 2006, 11:56 AM

Originally Posted by Elrasiel

Yeah I know and the biggest problem at the moment is that I have no idea if the motherboard has a 64bit driver otherwise I won't make much sense to have a Athlon64 without being able to use it's power.

Wait... what?

Okay, uh, look... just do us all a favor and never think about bits again, okay? It doesn't matter, you don't get it, and I don't know where to begin unravelling this statement. That's a fine computer. Compact, powerful, add a nice LCD display and you'll be good to go.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

killmoms · Local time: Jun 16, 2006, 05:33 PM

Originally Posted by Elrasiel

Thanks for the answers.
Yeah I wanna run x64 on it but that means i need to find a driver for that. The problem is that P2690 is a model just made for bestbuy so it makes it difficult to find any driver at all since I have no idea which motherboard is in it. On the shuttle website they have a lot of 64bit drivers but only for the models they sell widely and not the bestbuy one:eyebrow: Maby I need to call support but have no idea if they can help me at all (or does it have a SN26P motherboard???).
I wann use it for gaming (but more games like sims2, RCT3, the movies, oblivion and less shoter) and editing on movies and sound but also to watch stuff in higher resolution (my laptop is to slow for that) and downloadable hd stuff.

There's really no reason to run XP 64-bit edition. It has a marked lack of drivers and there's no real benefit. Applications that can take advantage of 64-bit processing (few and far between, because not many NEED it) can still run with appropriate libraries on the regular 32-bit edition of XP. So, uh... yeah. Don't. It's more trouble than it's worth and has very little, if any, benefit.

There's nowhere I can't reach.