Welcome to our guides forum!

***Zardon*** · Jan 3, 2004, 04:51 PM

Hello, and welcome to our newest forum, we have opened this to add another facet to driverheaven which we hope will prove useful to a wide cross section of users.

This forum will be spearheaded by Jon Bish, otherwise known to most of you as Wildchild, he has joined the moderator team and has in progress several guides with more in the pipeline which will be posted over 2004. this forum is locked out to members creating new threads, but all guides will have a thread open in this forum for discussion and questions. There may be more people added to the guide team in the future, so if you have a resume or experience, please get in touch.

If you have any guides you wish to see especially for those of our members new to hardware please feel free to comment or post your ideas in this thread.

tastyweat · Jan 3, 2004, 05:11 PM

Looking good Z... this is a good idea

**Roadee** · Jan 3, 2004, 09:07 PM

Congrat's Wildchild, in becoming a staff member. I am sure that your new forum will become something that the member's of DH will cherish in the weeks ahead. You and Zardon have really come up with a good idea here, I am sure that it will grow, and be very helpful for those wanting to enrich there knowledge of computer's.

Dyre Straits · Jan 3, 2004, 09:25 PM

Congratulations WildChild!

And, an excellent addition to the already great Driverheaven!

~~craig588~~ · Jan 3, 2004, 09:33 PM

so, I guess only a select few can post guides?

mainman · Jan 3, 2004, 09:33 PM

Well this is a really a good idea, my Congrats to Z and specially WildChild, just keep up the good work, DH just keeps getting bether and bether...

Dyre Straits · Jan 3, 2004, 09:39 PM

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Originally posted by craig588
so, I guess only a select few can post guides?

That's my understanding....and they're taking applications.

**Roadee** · Jan 3, 2004, 09:47 PM

I am sure that since this is a new forum, that all of the detail's have yet to be worked out, and as with all things, there will of course always be room for improvement. As the forum matures, things may be changed and or improved. Zardon always has an open ear to any and all idea's that any of us may have. And has always welcomed anyone with the ability and knowledge to present articles and reviews. That is one of the many things that makes DH so great.

Since Wildchild is heading up this forum, I am sure that if you contact him with an idea for an article, that he will help guide you in making it a reallity.

kinetic · Jan 4, 2004, 03:50 AM

This is a great idea! Good luck Wildchild!

fireball · Jan 4, 2004, 05:45 AM

Congrats Wildchild

and good luck

@/2ct!< · Jan 4, 2004, 02:25 PM

Perhaps if you made a guide and submitted it to them, they would review it and see if it qualifies 4 a DH guide.

Bane the ECF · Jan 4, 2004, 06:48 PM

I want to see how to configure wireless LAN/WAN, network file and print sharing setup, and security setup.

tragic · Jan 6, 2004, 09:08 AM

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Originally posted by Bane the ECF
I want to see how to configure wireless LAN/WAN, network file and print sharing setup, and security setup.

Would'nt mind that one either, after my last effort

Great idea for a new forum though

**Roadee** · Jan 6, 2004, 09:11 AM

Doing a guide on those topics wont be very easy, seeing as how there are so many different configs. Also with the technology moving at such a fast pace......

**MIG-31** · Jan 6, 2004, 09:16 AM

must say it's a good addition.there look as though there is a good amount of hardwork gone into the guides by the two who have done so already.

roadee and the_neon_cowboy.

Chaos · Jan 6, 2004, 09:19 AM

yes a guide on configuring a wireless lan for security would be very interesting

**Roadee** · Jan 6, 2004, 09:25 AM

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Originally posted by johnybravo
must say it's a good addition.there look as though there is a good amount of hardwork gone into the guides by the two who have done so already.

roadee and the_neon_cowboy.

You forgot about Wildchild and his "building a computer" guide....

**MIG-31** · Jan 6, 2004, 09:31 AM

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Originally posted by Roadee
You forgot about Wildchild and his "building a computer" guide....

not exactly,i have gave him congrats on his position in the "building a amd system" thread. so that counts.

**Roadee** · Jan 6, 2004, 09:33 AM

Yep...........that is does.

Tirial · Oct 4, 2004, 05:28 PM

I guess I would like to know where to start for make my Radeon9600 256MB card work harder w/o starting a fire.

Thanks.

kalen · Oct 13, 2004, 11:35 AM

Hi.

Here´s Kalen writing. I´m a spanish producer-DJ using SoundBlaster Live! Platinum 5.1 and Cakewalk Sonar 3.1. I´ve been always looking for the way (the cheapest one) to send the PC tracks to an analog mixer.

Could it be possible to match ASIO´s 16 outputs to my analog mixer?

How I have to do so?

Will I need a diagram/map of output pins?

If it works I´ll have to think seriously about giving a generous donation. Anyway I think this feature shouldn´t be for free; it´s a really good staff !!!

bjoithe0811 · Oct 22, 2004, 01:50 AM

I have tried modding my Elsa Falcox 9800SE 256 bit /128MB with the OCQ and Omega Mod and had the following problems:E.g. When I play Doom3 or use the ATI Tool I get the checherboard effect.The performance increase was pretty phat with 8 pipelines >>The card run at core 380 mhz mem 300 mhz with 4 Pipelines I had a framerate of avg 104 at the ATI Tool with 8 pipelines avg 200 - shit I had the nasty checkerboard effect.I turned anti-aliasing on in the omega control panel but then the framerate went down to 60 (Checherboard effect was gone). How can I configure the control panel in a way, that this card will run smoothly? Or is this card probably not really moddable. Should I get another cooling system in case the mod works?

Thanks for your help