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I think he meant he doesn't know what FPS he is getitng, not what FPS is.

I think it's all a little over the top but I don't know why so many of you are worked up over it. The one guy who make repackages a Linux distro doesn't represent the Christian community. I think that if someone wants to have a Linux distro that they feel represents their religion then they can...

Basically, anywhere you can put a fan you should, and the bigger the better. Not only will it move air but it will actually be considerably quieter than an 800 mm.

Well, a dual core 1.8 GHz CPU doesn't equal a 3.6 GHz CPU. So, yes, in theory a 36 would be better than a 1.8 dual core. But that would only be 100% true if they were exactly the same architecture. For example, the 1.86 GHz Core 2 Duo will blow, say, a P4 overclocked to 3.4 GHz out of the water...

Nice review. I have the X-530 and it sounds great. I can't imagine how great the Z-5500 and Z-5300e systems cost. Hmm, I bet it would be a lot better if I ditched my Creative SoundBlaster Audigy 2 Value (Value being the keyword). What kind of video card do you have.

I hope you meant an OC of .1 GHz. Anyways, I have the exact same CPU as you (3500+), which natively runs at 2.2 GHz, and I have hit 2.7 GHz without too much trouble. the only problem is that if you leave it on for long periods of time (24+ hours) then you can start to get lockups. I might have...

Yea, Moore's Law, the number of transistors on integrated circuits doubles every 18 months. It is hard to keep up with. I left "the scene" for a few months and all of the sudden we were on the cusp of the release of AM2 and the 7950GX2 and Core 2 Duo. It wook me a few weeks to get all my facts...

Yea but you don't want to keep the nVidia console from running at startup. You can, however, keep that icon from appearing in the taskbar by right-clicking the taskbar and clicking "Properties." Then, in the "Taskbar" tab, click "Customize" (in the "Notification Area" section). then find the...

Yea, just burn a bootable CD. EDIT: Can't you run stuff like that from the rescue console on the Windows CD?

Well but it would be ideal if we could solve the problem without him making any more purchases. Besides, if were to buy something it would be a new KVM instead of a new keyboard and mouse. Other than that, I would only be able to recommend that you look for some kind of updated drivers or...

You can download it for free but that is a trial version. After the 30 days you will have to buy it.

driver instalation I would try updating the driver version. The nVidia's website should have the driver and instructions on how to do it.

Yea, Gatewatch, it is a multi-function though. That is fine but it takes 2 drive bays and cost more than a simple fan controller.

Yeea, but I would recommend he check some other possibilities before blowing $60+ on a PSU.

I knew the guru of all things network related would come clear this up. I tried to set up monowall but my old PC was being old and senile. Oh well. But anyways, I'm pretty sure you could just set her ethernet port to run at 10 Mbps, but I guess that wouldn't actually do anything. Oh well. What...

Yes, I think he is. that would mean that a process that normally boots with Windows is kepping it form working. Have you recently installed any new software?

Well, if you want to get really technical then yes, merely having it plugged in uses power, as do all other appliances. That is, however, more theoretical than what you are talking about and deals with minute amounts of electricity. For all practical purposes, once you push the button to turn it...

You're in luck, there is. Unfortuantely, it isn't free. Get UltraMon ( Realtime Soft UltraMon ). this lets you extend the taskbar, maximize windows to both screens, and run different screen savers on each screen, among some other things.

PSU ^^What he said^^ CPU fan ^^ What he said^^ plus Arctic Freezer 4, it is really good and very quiet. Also make sure to get some Arctic Siver 5. Other Stuff There isn't really any reason to replace onboard LAN because it makes very, very little system overhead. As far as sound...

Hmm, oh well. Then get the other Nexus that does. It goes in a 3.5" bay and comes with 2 blue cathodes.