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It's most likely not broken! Your motherboard probably doesn't support double sided dimm's. That was the issue with a friend of mine and one of my old motherboards. Go to crucial's website and get some of their ram specifically for your board.

Go here first: http://www.ntcompatible.com/compdet.php?details=5691 Then click the link for the patch (http://www.ntcompatible.com/getfile.php?file=nfs4w23) Doesn't work.

Sygate will map your ports. In fact, if you go to their site and download the application list, all the port forwarding templates are automatically added.

Quote: "Why is it that people always complain when other people buy better hardware and then they state that nothing takes advantage of said hardware.". I personally have never seen anything NOT take advantage of a peice of hardware that I have bought....unless of course it didn't work. Take a look at some of anand's tests. If I buy a Geforce4 Ti4600, and throw it in a pentium II 266, that's not using full potential. Right now, I have a 800mhz P3 with a Rage 128 Pro 16MB card. Even if I put a Pentium 4 2.4Ghz chip in my box, the rage pro would be limiting gaming performance considerably.

ATi Radeon 8500 64MB OEM newegg.com $109 total Upgrading from a Rage 128 Pro Now I should get over 800 in 3dMark2001SE!

It's not a glitch, it means WOL is possible.

Your friends motherboard and NIC card both support PCI 2.2. This standard allows for Wake On Lan to work without the physical cable.

Does anyone know which ports NFS V uses? I'd like to be able to host games and connect to other servers. Is there a simple way to find out this info manually? Thanks guys and gals

I am inside a home LAN, so tell me everything you know.