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nice to have an upgrade like yours:dry: I recommend you get a 320mb + overclocked version of the 8800gts as it is better cheaper value for your money, and is the same if not higher performance as the 640mb. yes it will fit in your case because the 8800gts is around 24 cm long max.

rule of the thumb, never wear a wool jumper/jacket or place the components on the carpet. and donkey42, hows linux and life without windows

step 1: turn computer off and unplug the mains cable. step 2: open case step3: locate pci-e slot step 4: remove metal bracket blocking the slot in the back of the case. step 5: align graphics card in the slot and push the card gently but firmly in the slot. step 6: IMPORTANT...

I don't know the exact model name, but its called that. heres the problem the laptop has a 60 gig hard drive, and its supposed to have around 5-6 gig of used space for xp installation and other pre-installed apps in it right? Not with this laptop, it only has 35 megs available and i haven't...

I'm always jealous when I reply to these kinds of posts:( Thats a pretty good deal compared to our prices here (converted of course) I would get the 8800GTS (overclocked version if possible) over the 8600GTS simply because the cost/performance ratio is better plus you get extra zip from...

seems like yesterday when i bought my 3000+ for 200 bucks! for your question, I think an FX 60 or maybe 62 is the fastest cpu you can get for the socket 939, but if thats a bit off your budget, maybe an X2 4800 will do you justice, then again, there may be a 5000 chip. hope this helps

just to comment on this Yes, it will run it.... for a while, but it is a cheap build of a PSU and is likely to fail when you least expect it, again we encourage you to look at Big B's PSU sticky (great stuff) which can be found in my sig.

I think that it would be a slow start at first and that you would need a lot of capital in order to get the parts in, but once you get known and you have a steady client base, you should be alright. You usually get parts from a supplier, not directly from nvidia or amd:P you should check...

YES it does. As long it's a 24pin ATX PSU, it will fit. YES, it will.

I dont' know why, but sometimes hosting companies offer domains without www. some do. But still, I thought you can't have two identical doman names..:dry:

for graphics card, you can upgrade to any graphics card that has a pci-express slot. Take note that theres a difference between pci express and AGP. for PSU, you can get basically any 24pin ATX power supply.

this is for network printing Step 1: click start, control panel, printer. click the add a printer button on the toolbar and then add a netowrk, wireless or bluetooth printer. make a note of the printer address in the second line (\\...\.....) dots are where your network and printer name goes...

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I'm not sure if I can sell this, but I'm offering custom websites (blog type with CMS) for 200 bucks AUS. email: [email protected] you can negotiate if you want, just not upto 2 bucks

well... whos fault was that??? and if you didn't, y didnt you double check???:P

what do you think might have happened to your cpu? overheating with in a W/cooled system?:O

just a precaution, have you made sure the gfx card is fully pushed down its slot?

umm.... yes there is, you can't upgrade to SLI with just one slot. It's all about expansion man.

speedfan - just google it.

task manager doesnt show anything eating up your cpu resources?