It wasn't a big deal because i mainly work with the Xite but the last couple of
months i was using it alongside because i liked to have 2 scope systems working at the same time.
Now the old computer is paleolithic, it is a Pentium 4 and it made strange noises
(i thought due to the CPU fan) so it was located in my closet to limit the noise.
Also during the transition period (when i got the Xite) it had started to misbehave,
some times it didn't see the hard disk, sometimes it crashed when i plugged a USB device,
in general it seemed like the motherboard was getting really old.
Anyway i used it the last period without any serious problem but today it didn't started and after around 50 reboots
i decided to mess with it a bit more.
So because the monitor didn't opened i decided to switch the graphics card.
I had a spare one (AGP) from an old PC of a friend and i made the adventurous move to replace the old one.
The old one was so old and dirty i had problem taking it out of the motherboard...
During the process i noticed that the motherboard had also a secondary SATA channel
and i noticed that i was using the SATA-1 channel so i plugged my hard disk to sata-0.
Miracle! It worked.
I had to make some more reboots because at first it didn't find the pulsar card but after some "magical touch"
on the card and some "coddling" to the stdm cables everything is back and working fine..
Also i noticed that the noise was created by the fan of the old graphic card and now the system is very quite,
inside the closet is barely heard at all...
