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Does this board support unlocking? BIOSTAR 790GXBE

Why are the T models more expensive than then non-T counterparts? Yes even I am interested too.

I am interested in the 200GB IDE Post details please

Sorry for troubling you mate. I thought it would be better to get a board with newer features than a second hand one. Anyway it is your choice. Regards,

You can get a new board from Zebronics itself. Check their website & contact them

I got more than 80% of these in my HDD.

which socket is it for the 945 freshseasons

Which socket is it gazler LGA775 or 478. The person specifically requires 478.

Can you tell me your config? I can recommend you a better card than that, i.e. if you are ready to spend for it.

:grin:Intel = performance

please check this link from Zebronics. *www.zebronics.net/Zeb_motherboards1.asp The one from Zebronics is a 478 mobo with 945 Chipset in it. The difference would be a PCI-E x16 Slot and DDR2 (max 2GB) I would recommend to go for 945 from Zebronics because of good features and...

you can check out Zebronics.net and get the 945 Mobo with x16 Slot for Rs.2xxx Use the contact us option from the website and contact them. BTW please let me know the quality of the board. Regards Harish

Lian-LI Lancool K-62 Dragonlord. Rs.7000 Seller phoenix in techenclave

Do you want to make it internal or external. please give your System configuration.

Does anyone know where I can purchase Windows Vista Home Premium Retail Box in Mumbai? I dont know the Rates. Kindly mention them too. Thanks harishgayatri

System does not boot up? What do you mean? Does it show the POST screen?

Go for DFI. Try Phoneix in Techenclave.

Hello PraKs. I have tried Active partition recovery with my 80GB Samsung HDD when i accidentally deleted my MBR. I had 100% success rate with that.

Which audigy card do you have?

If the partition is shown as RAW:arrow: Then it can be recovered using Active Partition recovery, if he hasn't used any other tools for recovering it. With Active partition recovery he will get back the original partition as it was.:-D One more question Was his 1TB fully filled with Data...