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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.

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

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