Motherboards that do not require OS reinstallation

[Revdin]

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Aunque contactar con Asus es siempre algo robótico, despersonalizado, inhumano o sobrehumano, me gustaría saber si esta placa sigue activa como producto Asus :

P7P55D EVO

Por un mundo con las máquinas justas y el espacio necesario para las personas y el servicio personalizado.

Tomo buena nota del tema de los drivers. Tiene buena lógica.

Gracias

[Trenkatot]

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Yo con el mismo disco externo y conexión eSATA, he entrado con mi windows 7 a la mayoría de Pb actuales, lo que no reconoce windows 7 le echo una manita, una vez win ya tienen consigo todos los drivers, tengo para arrancar con mi eSATA con cualquier PB ASRock, hasta la fecha, también es cierto que a veces se raya y no arranca ni patras, pero se soluciona sin tocar el sistema (casi).

Saludos

[incrediboy]

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pues si usas la misma instalacion para todas las placas eso sera mas inestable que una silla de una sola pata

cada uno sabra lo que hace, pero personalmente paso de hacer chapuzas y pongo las instalaciones en condiciones, haciendo las cosas con calma y poniendo a todo sus drivers actualizados.

[Bm4n]

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Hoy la mayoría del hardware es plug&play es muy raro que no puedas ejecutar un SO en cualquier paca con cualquier hardware y una vez arrancado si están activadas las actualizaciones automáticas los drivers propios del nuevo hardware que no estén se instalan automáticamente.

Siempre hay cosas extras como drivers para la monitorización de los RAID, los propios de los chipsets (que la verdad no se muy bien que utilidad tienen) y a veces controladoras extras o poco comunes que se detectan como desconocidas son cosas que hay que instalar manualmente. Pero lo básico suele funcionar.

Hace años podías tener problemas sobre todo con los drivers de las gráficas y que al arrancar no se viese. Solución lo dicho antes modo a prueba de fallos, eliminar driver antiguo y reiniciar. Y actualmente el tema de RAID que si se cambia de controladora no funciona, aunque si son controladoras similares puede funcionar también… así que bueno cada vez hay menos problemas.

[Trenkatot]

@incrediboy:

well if you use the same installation for all the cards it will be more unstable than a one-legged chair

everyone will know what they are doing, but personally I avoid making a mess and I put the installations in order, doing things calmly and putting all their drivers updated.

After more than 3 years working with AMD socket AM3, FM1 and FM2 and different cards, I have not had a single stability problem, everything is more stable than Mr. Miyagi.

PD my system is on SSD that has already gone through more than 4 different cards with different sockets and chipsets (including laptops), and here it is.

[whoololon]

I take advantage of the reflote to summarize, and within the limits of my understanding, try to clarify a few things.
We must not mix apples and oranges, and the title of the thread itself, even without intending it, tends to do so.
Changing the hardware does not imply the necessary reinstallation of an OS (there are no motherboards that require "per se" to reinstall, nor the others). In fact, it is the most normal thing and is limited to configuring the new driver environment.

Now, as correctly indicated above, it is advisable to do so, especially if we are of those who like to be safe. It is a matter of preference.

To conclude, what really undermines the OS (and that has not changed in almost 20 years), is the continuous installation and uninstallation of various applications day after day. ;D

[Sylver]

@Trenkatot:

After more than 3 years working with AMD socket AM3, FM1 and FM2 and different motherboards, I have not had a single stability problem, everything is more stable than Mr. Miyagi.

PS my system is on an SSD that has already gone through more than 4 different motherboards with different sockets and chipsets (including laptops), and here it is.

Ignoring the refloat, which is enough to take a license plate :facepalm:, as Bm4n said in his day, today it is difficult that moving a disk from one computer to another with different architectures and/or chipsets cannot start an already installed OS. However, that is still unorthodox, as well as a slight waste of time in a particular sense, since the system is progressively "getting dirty" over time, no matter how well it is taken care of with registry cleans, updates, file control and so on... It is something empirical. Let's say that maneuver is reserved for nostalgic people and for those who just the mental image of searching and installing drivers already gives them laziness (it has happened to all of us thousands of times).

The recommended thing is to take advantage of the change of platform/computer to install an OS from scratch, with the latest drivers, the updated programs and thus enjoy a lightweight computer. Let the one who has never noticed the difference throw the first stone ;D

Regards.

[Trenkatot]

@Sylver:

Obviando el reflote, que da para tomar matrícula :facepalm:,.

Quieres el DNI? a que viene eso?, ayer entré vi este post antiguo y añadí mi experiencia desde entoces, me leí las normas hace mas de 10 años, no recuerdo ninguna q dijese q no se debia resubir un tema, entro poco, pero si empezamos con tonterías…

Namasté

[Sylver]

@Trenkatot:

Do you want the ID card? What is that for?, yesterday I came in and saw this old post and added my experience since then, I read the rules more than 10 years ago, I don't remember any that said that a topic shouldn't be reposted, I don't come in often, but if we start with nonsense…

Namasté

I've seen them older, but they're still only 2 years old ¬¬ and you're not exactly coming to contribute something wonderful and revolutionary or even just of useful interest, but rather to defend again your particular and unorthodox theory of reusing the same operating system many times over the years while changing the rest of the equipment… and you didn't even open the thread yourself to defend the refloat :facepalm:

Do you still want us to congratulate you? Or are you offended by a simple sentence that disapproves of your refloat?
If you contributed something of special interest based on coherence and not on the particular experience that pretends to go against everything common and recommendable, it's possible that I wouldn't have just shut up about the refloat comment, but I would have even thanked you for the contribution.

Regards.

[Bm4n]

Arguing about something that is a matter of personal taste makes no sense, especially after a few years... I hate formatting and prefer to keep my OS even if I change hardware. But I understand that some people like to start from scratch because it's cleaner at first.

It's not better or worse, having a clean system is always important and there are those who do it with cleanliness and order and those who prefer backup and formatting.

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