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Phoenix32 · 12-06-2008, 02:34 PM

After all I have seen here, I am not really into the free support thing anymore, but I still watch your back David.

What David just said is not quite accurate (sorry). There are issues with some processors, some power things to consider, some RAM issues, some heat issues, and even some drives issues with some type drives. The hardware IS configurable, but it has many hidden limits.

I spent a great deal of time testing many many many configurations, and there are some traps, hurdles, dead ends, and limits. Unless you know what you are doing (and I mean real hardware training), leave it alone (except maybe memory). Well, unless you want to start shopping for a replacement motherboard etc.

12-06-2008, 02:34 PM	#3
Phoenix32 Thermophile Join Date: May 2006 Location: Yakima, WA Posts: 1,282	Re: Snap 4200 Upgrades After all I have seen here, I am not really into the free support thing anymore, but I still watch your back David. What David just said is not quite accurate (sorry). There are issues with some processors, some power things to consider, some RAM issues, some heat issues, and even some drives issues with some type drives. The hardware IS configurable, but it has many hidden limits. I spent a great deal of time testing many many many configurations, and there are some traps, hurdles, dead ends, and limits. Unless you know what you are doing (and I mean real hardware training), leave it alone (except maybe memory). Well, unless you want to start shopping for a replacement motherboard etc.