How low the high mb - Kingston (DTIU3/2GB) 2 GB USB Hard Drive

HOW MUCH MB YOUR ISP SELL TO YOU? FOR HIGH SPEED YOU NEEDAT LEAST 4MB.
CALL YOUR ISP IF YOU NEED MORE MB

The refresh rate is too low. Configure the driver to use a higher refresh rate.

Hi, you can download a user manual here:

http://www.asrock.com/mb/manual.asp?Model=P4V88

Here you also find drivers.

And remember to select your operating system.
Please unzip the file before installation.

Any Dexron spec ATF will do although Castrol was recommended originally. Mercedes also sells their own brand of power steering fluid.

Actually your computer does have 512 RAM. The 64 MB discrepancy is what the graphics memory uses. 64 + 448 = 512, get it?

If you want it to show full 512 MB, you need to install a separate video card. Refer to your PC's manual and see if it has a separate AGP or PCI-E slot.

If it has then you can choose from the many available in the market.

You can choose between having a low end low cost or a high end one designed for gaming. Just choose what suits you best and remember that a higher power card requires proper cooling and higher wattage PSU (power supply).

Note that no matter how much RAM is installed, some portion of it will be used for graphical operations.

Storage Memory Type: Built-in · CompactFlash Card Type I · SmartMedia Card Built-in Memory Size: 16 MB File Size (High Res.): 0.8 MB (160 images on 128MB card) File Size (Low Res.): 0.16 MB (about 800 images on 128MB card)
128 MB memory card

Replace the supply.

Driver

I highly doubt that the driver will do much at all to the shaders. You probably need a new graphics card, to run the more mainstream games.
~gnomer

So it seems you got the DDR / DDR2 side of the equation correct, but unknown to most, there is 'low' and 'high' density memory.

The density of memory refers to the number of chips used to make the total amount of memory that your memory stick contains. e.g. High density memory has few, large capacity chips to make up the 1024MB of memory on the stick, whereas low density memory uses many, small capacity chips to make up the same 1024MB total on the stick.

Typically, if it is a low / high density conflict, it is the 'low density' sticks only that will boot.

Me, I purchase Kingston memory when I'm unsure what the motherboard will be, and it has never failed to work.

I fix computers.

Turn on the HPF it will definatly clear up the sound.