1. Click Start (or the Windows Logo) -> All Programs -> Accessories.
2. In this folder you will see an entry labeled Command Prompt. Right-click this entry and select "Run as administrator."
3. At the command prompt, type "powercfg -h off" (without the quotes) and press Enter.

Unfortunately there's no confirmation message to indicate whether or not you were successful. But we can confirm this for ourselves by typing "dir /a:h c:\hiberfil.sys" (again, without the quotes) and pressing Enter. If we were successful then you should get a message which says "File Not Found."

Voila! We have just disabled Hibernation and freed up some disk space. But if you decide that you want to enable Hibernation later you can do so by following steps 1-3 again, but this time specify "on" instead of "off" during step 3.
Note: If you get a User Account Control dialog during any of the above steps you can simply click Continue.

from google

well , Abit KN8 already is the product name . socket 939 using a nForce4 chip .
1. yes , you can install 4GB of RAM , but OS dependent (many users report that WinXP 32bit only can allocate 3.XGB instead of full 4GB)
2. no , only DDR generation 1

camel90 : use this VGA Chart for comparison .

usually start from 400DPI

TannaT : hdtach google it

This post has been edited by ktek: Feb 19 2008, 05:39 PM

no, CPU cooler come from CPU box.

either he read wrongly or he meant last time X1000 series 2+1 concept. X1600 was being used for physics in conjunction with two X1900 XT video cards for graphics.


btw your little mistake, VGA analog out is 15pin, COM1 serial port is 9pin.

This post has been edited by ktek: Feb 28 2008, 03:41 PM

give you a clue. IEEE1394 is firewire port, but driver i don't know.


usually black & white on TV can be fixed by change "colour system" in TV menu setting, PAL or NTSC thing.
also check this in your lappy display setting for TV out.

P35 chips suppose to be NO, just updated PCI-E 1.1 oops google says NO too.
but who can expect later what china manufacturers able to work out.
really ROFL when first i saw i865 chipset run LGA775 and also DDR2 + PCI-E for S478

This post has been edited by ktek: Mar 4 2008, 10:56 PM

you're looking at the wrong benchmark
all are graphic benchmark (except 3DM06 CPU score you can see only 9 point leading, lol wut?)
unless you gonna use the integrated display
ADD: look for SuperPI, PCMARK, WPrime... etc

This post has been edited by ktek: Mar 9 2008, 11:40 PM

yea, in term of integrated 690 graphic vs 780 graphic performance
but you not gonna use it, right ?

brisbane has *broken* "DTS" (Digital Thermal Sensor)
reading from most softwares are not accurate.

it's not about the colour laa
the wire arrangement is a bit different from normal LAN cable
refer moar hear

This post has been edited by ktek: Apr 12 2008, 11:00 AM

your 9800GTX has HDMI output?
maybe it's the HDMI sound driver you didn't install.
others look fine to me.

mx518 has moar buttons, medium weight, no LED.
krait is only 3 buttons, light weight, not-so-bright orange LED.
both are over 1000DPi ( mx518 has 1600 & 1800DPi version )

memory clock = memory speed/frequency
cache = built inside processor, a small but very fast temporary storage for data/instructions to be processed.
FSB = front side bus, communication link between processor and northbridge.
northbridge = a chip built on main board to control other components (RAM, display card, etc...)
southbridge = another smaller chip built on mainboard to control I/O devices (HDD, keyboard, mice, USB, etc... )
2.2GHz is processor speed
800MHz should be the FSB
4MB L2 cache means it has 4 MegaByte of space for second level cache

mobo battery usually last for 3 years or less.

look for forummer modernopc, he's the authorised retailer for AC products.


should be no problem, check again BIOS setup and card connection.
if can try the card in other pc or try other card in your pc.

for power supply requirement
you can refers to this website as reference.
ADD: according to the website, more or less 200W o.n.l.y.

This post has been edited by ktek: May 21 2008, 06:00 PM

we usually compare the GHz in same model/series because different model/series may use different method/technology so you cannot directly compare them with numbers.
now you're comparing Core first generation and Core 2nd generation


Frame Per Seconds, means the numbers of motion graphic moves in your screen within a second.
in simple term, low FPS = very lag / high FPS = smooth gameplay.
a good 3D graphic card should hit at least 30FPS or above with medium/high details and resolution.
again, we usually compare the core speed in same model/series because different model/series may use different method/technology so you cannot directly compare them with numbers.