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I got the below from ebay for about $100, but you have to be patient. If you need them in a rush you'll pay about $130-150. Please note that they are refurbished. For some reason, I'm suspecting that mine probably weren't even used previously. I have 4 of these monitors and they work great...

I haven't been able to spend much time on it yet. I will try tonight, hopefully, as I have been slacking on my charts. I'm hoping it's all done and over with by the coming week.

Tiki, I got some standoffs with the casing and I installed the mobo on that. The connections seem to be ok, as far as I can see. In regards to starting with the obvious, you ARE right. That's what I'll exactly do. Thanks.

Will be working on it a little later today; still holding positions, so don't want to get too distracted.

Tiki, thanks for the diagrams. On one hand I'm a little disappointed, on the other hand I feel quite special using and understanding all this terminology and mixing in the thick and thin with you guys (the pros) and trying to figure this thing out. Am I officially inaugurated to the ES Geek...

This is the manual for ASUS P8P67-M; very similar to the PRO: http://test.cizgi.com.tr/resource/vfiles/cizgi/pms_file/235/p8p67_en.pdf

I will go through the manual again and check this. I will also try and reset it to factory settings and see if this will help. It's funny how all seemed well (BIOS coming up and allowing a clean shut down) until I had to restart.

How would I do this as I can't even get into the BIOS now?

:confused: :confused: :( Back to the drawing board. So when i had finished putting this box together, I tested it and it allowed me to play with the BIOS. I set a few things in there (nothing out of the norm.) and shut the machine down. Yesterday, I wanted to install Win 7, MS...

We are ready to launch!. It was a little trickier than I thought. However, if I had to do it again, I think 1-2 hrs should be sufficient. Whoever said it was a joke to put a box together, was surely correct.

Success at last! I will start posting my experience this week.

FYI: <img src="http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=3277263.png">

No to Mac, no to Linus. Boli, Bill Gates really has you in his pocket :D Hope u're enjoying you nature walk; helps clear the mind.

Wireless Network USB: I found a decent deal on this and since it had some really good review, I thought it might be worth my while for the price. For the impatient souls :p, I'm almost ready to put this thing together. My apologies for the delay (being a father for the first time is...

It looks very likely that I might go with one of these cards after much research. Once I get a little time, I will put up a lengthy post on connections esp. going in depth on the new powerline adapters. For now, I need an opinion on my last bit of Amazon/Newegg/TigerDirect shopping :) . Any...

Guys, I've looked at a coupe of wireless network adaptors and have narrowed it down to these two (if I go this route, which is very likely). Opinions and suggestions would be appreciated...

Boli, this seems slightly different and (maybe) more appropriate. http://www.amazon.com/Monster-PowerNet-300-Network-Module/dp/tech-data/B002IKKF0A/ref=de_a_smtd