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Posted June 6th, 2003 00:00
Yes - but it should already be installed at the factory.571
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Posted June 6th, 2003 04:00
then you must install it
http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df/Product_Filter.asp?ProductID=663
get version 2.3
Message Edited by rp_guy on 06-05-2003 11:06 PM
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Posted June 6th, 2003 05:00
Would it be of any help in my P III XPS B1000r? If it causes any problems is it just a matter of uninstalling it?571
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Posted June 6th, 2003 08:00
No, the application accelerator will only work on pentium 4 chipsets.571
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Posted June 6th, 2003 08:00
What does it do?571
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Posted June 6th, 2003 11:00
NFFAA
Wrong, the IAA works with most 800 series chipsets both P3s and P4s
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Posted June 6th, 2003 17:00
This should answer your questions:
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Posted June 6th, 2003 19:00
Greenwood -
You sure it comes installed from the factory?
Out of the box, I reformatted my HD and reinstalled XP - I though about installing IAA, but bailed because I'm an if it aint broke type of guy I did not install.
How do you know that Dell is shipping w/it installed?
-C-
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Posted June 6th, 2003 19:00
@Lumpydog wrote:
Greenwood -
You sure it comes installed from the factory?
Out of the box, I reformatted my HD and reinstalled XP - I though about installing IAA, but bailed because I'm an if it aint broke type of guy I did not install.
How do you know that Dell is shipping w/it installed?
-C-
Check for the directory C:/Program Files/Intel/Intel Application Accelerator. Or, you can pull up the IDE channel properties in Device Manager. If there is no Advanced Tab allowing you to set IDE speed options then IAA is installed.
MrEMan
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Posted June 6th, 2003 00:00