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Watch out for UDMA66 cables
I Don't have a UDMA66 Mainboard but i tested one of those new UDMA66 cables because I thought that the OS does a check on how clean signal it gets and setts the speed acordingly.
And i did get faster transfers.
But at the same time my RRG started to drop frames like it was payed to do it.
And i got all the artifakts that has been reported at the forum: black&white picture, green stripes, inverted colors etc etc.
When i replased the cable with the old one everything went back to normal.
An UDMA66 cable has an higher ohm than a standard.(thiner cables)
And mayby UDMA66 controlers and drives rise the ampere to "BOOST" the signal?
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INTEL PIII550 MSI 6163
G400Mill 32MB SGRAM + RRG
SBlive
128 MB RAM CAS2
19GB HDD Space! (6.4+13 quantum drives)
Pioneer 104S DVD 10x CD 40x SLOT IN
SONY CRX100E 4/2/24 CDRW
And i did get faster transfers.
But at the same time my RRG started to drop frames like it was payed to do it.
And i got all the artifakts that has been reported at the forum: black&white picture, green stripes, inverted colors etc etc.
When i replased the cable with the old one everything went back to normal.
An UDMA66 cable has an higher ohm than a standard.(thiner cables)
And mayby UDMA66 controlers and drives rise the ampere to "BOOST" the signal?
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INTEL PIII550 MSI 6163
G400Mill 32MB SGRAM + RRG
SBlive
128 MB RAM CAS2
19GB HDD Space! (6.4+13 quantum drives)
Pioneer 104S DVD 10x CD 40x SLOT IN
SONY CRX100E 4/2/24 CDRW
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