I don't see any movement yet in retail prices. Too bad.
Thomas (and anyone else who needs storage) might want to consider an online backup service for your information that you consider "archival" (not...
Ooo, the infection runs deep in this one! j/k James! :D Lots of good points here about the desktop's superior value, upgradability, modularity,...
I just returned my drive to the vendor and ate the restock fee. My 500GB-er had a model number and firmware revision that matched the affected...
Scythe fans. And yeah, I was going to get some from www.svc.com as well.
Where is 911 when you need him? This is "his" thread!
Ah, there's the source of my confusion - I thought the two switches were one and the same. Thanks. To the OP, when using 4GB in an XP system,...
Well I read that, like I have many articles on the subject...most of which were totally confusing. But I did find this article - which...
WildFire, what do you know that I don't? I have 4GB using WinXP Pro 32-bit. Should I not use the PAE switch? You're implication is that it won't...
911, we understand what you're saying but I think your post is a bit misleading because what you're saying has ABSOLUTELY nothing to do with the...
First and foremost, I would max out the memory on that system...even putting in more than 1GB if it would take it (but you say it doesn't)....
I guess its 6 of one, half-dozen of the other but I would lean toward the image as well. I do backups (images) with Acronis. I used to do...
WHOA DOGGIES!!! I've never heard that but maybe the 3% improvement I'm remembering is the improvement in total system throughput based on some...
One thing I can guarantee...installing Ubuntu will not help you troubleshoot your Windows install problems. You might want to try with...
It's my recollection that Intel has always been recommended over AMD for video-editing...even in the days when AMD "ruled the roost "....
If you don't mind a slightly smaller drive, this one would undoubtedly be faster. The best price I found for it was $97 at buy.com. I've done a...
It sounds like instead of uninstalling the Nvidia display drivers, you may have uninstalled all the Nvidia drivers including the chipset drivers....
Sounds more like a hardware problem to me as well. A lot of things can happen after 6 years of use...or non-use. Corrosion, dust build-up, etc.
Are you sure the fan is actually revving up?....or just making more noise than is usual or expected? I have one fan in my business box that...
If you swap out the mainboard, you'll want to reinstall Windows but chances are you'll have to reactivate.
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