Recent content by AndrewCharron

Hum, eVga has lifetime warrenty. Why not apply for an RMA on the card rather than have 4 way shipping costs?

My point is until he cashes the money order, he hasnt commited any crime, and at this point you dont really have the evidence that he will in the future. As for my other point, if he needs to return the money order for you to get a refund, whats the point of a money order?

I dont think you can. He didnt cash the money order, so technically he didnt steal anything from you. Honestly, whats the point of a money order if you need it to cancel the payment in the first place?

Fhew, I almost bought that iPod too. Thank God I didnt have any funds.

Aw man, I was looking to buy one at that price, but wont have the money until Jan 5th, ill PM you then to see if its still on sale. For now, BUMP!

I dont see a way for there to be a loop unless I install another network interface in the second PC. By the way, there appears to be a problem playing games on a network bridge, they wont connect to the same servers.

I got it working! :) What I had to do (After I found this out on a longer google search) is select both LAN connections and select "Create Bridge". Now to test it to see if I can still play games over it. Thanks for your help anyways.

Im not worried about both being on, the point is so that me and my brother can play some games online at the same time in the same room. Im not sure if I can easily change the IP of the router, since some of the other PCs arent mine and are set up to a static router address, so I cant get those...

I dont have a switch, nor do I want to buy one unless I have to. Yes, I have 1 PC hooked up tpo the router like normal, all is fine. I have a second PC I want to hook up to the internet, but the router is full and wireless doesnt work. So I installed another ethernet card in my PC, and hooked...

Hello, I currently have a home network set up on my D-Link Router. We have 4 PCs wired in, and 2 (+ laptops) on wireless. Now I built another PC and we're 2 floors away. I installed an older D-Link Ethernet card into my PC, which also has an onboard NIC that goes to the router. Since there...

Thanks. I actually just got it on the second last post you wrote. The plugs on the back were a pain, I broke/smushed 2 of them with the plyers before they finally went through, but I got it off no problem. It all works now, so thanks.

Ive already removed the mobo because I have to add that retention thing, but from the bottom I cant figure out how to remove it. All that sticks out are little black nubs witha gray strip across the middle, and I dont want to try too much in case I break the mobo.

No camera, but its not the HSF I want to remove, its the part that HOLDS the HSF that I want to remove.

I just got teh zalman 7000b-Cu, and its my first time isntalling an aftermarket cooler. My motherboard is a ASRock Dual939-SATA2. I cant figure out how to take off the stock heatsink holder thing (No idea what its called, therefore cant google for help). I saw 1 review that said to remove the...

Im not sure if this is thread crapping, if it is let me know, but selling Steam Accounts is illegal, and the account will be banned.