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    22 inch LCD: 775 Prescott vs 939

    I was gifted a 22-inch Samsung monitor by my nephew.

    I have been using my Intel 915GAV with Prescott 3.4HT with OCZ vanquisher cooler. I wish I had bought more of these coolers when they were clearing them at $10 a pop. Keeps the machine at 61C when streaming movies. Machine is quiet with lag-free video.

    I have several 939 Asus A8N-E machines and each one of them has some defect that dampens the enjoyment. All of them will run at 41C but only one of them, with Opteron 180 CPU (dual-core) is as fast as the D915GAV and it keeps losing it's BIOS settings, even with a new battery. The others have poorer video performance with similar video cards. I have 3800+ and 3500+ single-cores - jumpy video at fullscreen. The A8N-E does not seem to be a very durable board.

    Has anyone tried the Corsair H60 liquid cooler or can recommend a Prescott
    tamer? The stock coolers just get too loud.

    Alternatively please suggest a better 939 board & CPU combo that will give good video streaming.

    I know a Core 2 machine will do this, I just have these machines on hand and enjoy using them!

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    Re: 22 inch LCD: 775 Prescott vs 939

    Originally posted by bigbeark View Post
    The A8N-E does not seem to be a very durable board.
    Of course it's not durable. It's ASUS.
    I love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!!

    No wonder it doesn't work! You installed the jumper wires backwards

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