Motherboard not compatible with 8800gt?

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  • Minicoop503

    #16
    Thanks

    I'm probably going to just throw my old motherboard in my basement or something, its not worth trying to sell or return it.

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    • solofowaffles
      Member
      • May 2006
      • 4306

      #17
      yeah those ecs board well they aint good lol.Whenever im at frys i feel so bad for the guys picking those boards up thinking they are good ,Though i have talked a few into getting quality boards such as gigabytes.

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      • TheEn|gma
        Member
        • Jun 2005
        • 5247

        #18
        Originally posted by stephensolofo
        ...few into getting quality boards such as gigabytes.
        OMG Win!:salute:

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        • solofowaffles
          Member
          • May 2006
          • 4306

          #19
          yesterday i saved a guy from getting a 220 dollars 7950gt to a 8800gt alpha dog edition.

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          • litefire
            Member
            • Oct 2007
            • 293

            #20
            he must be happy lol
            do u sit in frys all day watching people buy computer parts?
            :p

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            • sgt.collins

              #21
              Originally posted by stephensolofo
              yesterday i saved a guy from getting a 220 dollars 7950gt to a 8800gt alpha dog edition.
              truly a saint.

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              • Flt. Sgt. Powderhound
                Member
                • May 2007
                • 962

                #22
                Originally posted by litefire
                he must be happy lol
                do u sit in frys all day watching people buy computer parts?
                :p
                More to the point, why haven't they thrown him out yet.

                Actually, I've sometimes been tempted to go into PC World (House of n00b) and save some people from getting the crap they peddle in there.

                My mate once saw a salesman claiming that a 3.0GHz Pentium D was better that a 2.66GHz C2D :shakehead

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                • looqas

                  #23
                  I've learned not to poke my nose into other people's business. Unless they ask for advice. If you help them out (the relatives & people you know) you'll become their very personal support guy who "does not mind coming over" to solve their problems and do that for free on weekends.

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                  • TheEn|gma
                    Member
                    • Jun 2005
                    • 5247

                    #24
                    Originally posted by looqas
                    I've learned not to poke my nose into other people's business. Unless they ask for advice. If you help them out (the relatives & people you know) you'll become their very personal support guy who "does not mind coming over" to solve their problems and do that for free on weekends.
                    Yup that's a *****, never let a single family friend know that you know your way around a computer is what I do to avoid that kind of crap. I know exactly how it feels Probably should be less of a misery guts but less time spent fixing other peoples awful PCs is more time doing some of value, like Bioshock :nod:

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