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What? PC133 Sdram has a peak theoritical bandwidth of 1066 MB/sec. PC800 RDRAM has a peak theoritical bandwidth of 3200 MB/sec. PC1066 RDRAM has a peak theoritical bandwidth of 4200 MB/sec. YOu need the continuity sticks to continue the flow of data through all the slots in a serial manner.

First off i never turn mine systems off. Second I figured my cost to run each computer averages approx. $10 a month. I came to this conclusion since i rent store space and in the spring when i do no need the heat or air conditioning on so the bill is around $75 a month. I have 4 computers...

Download and run CPU-Z

You should try to make your own with various paint programs. I through this one together in minutes it's not perfect but i just wanted to show how quick and easy they are. to make

I'll put in a third vote for the Leadtek Winfast TV2000XP Deluxe which i have been using for months.

For a single CPU look into the P4c's and for a dual setup buy a Xeon setup. Time is money and the Xeons will complete the video conversions faster.

I ran 2 systems with the same MB and matter of fact still have one but back in it's original box where its been sitting for a year. Anyways i had them running with 533fsb chips with PC800 RDRAM. I had Samsung ram which after overclocking was actaully running at PC1066 speeds. It did however run...

I do it for ease of reinstallation of windows in case of a problem. You will lose the shortcuts to the apps and possibly may have to reinstall a couple but not all. Th efirst thing i do is run the app by clicking it's .exe file and see if it runs fine. If so then i create a new shortcut for it...

I get over 3Mb/sec. As for the modem problem check your phone line. Try another location sometimes old lines cause interference or static.

Nope meaning nothing special except pay attention after the install which drive letter is assigned to the other HD. D might be designated to a CDrom.

Nope! Its pretty simple. When you set your primary drive it'll become the C:/ drive when you install windows and anything after that will follow with the next letter in line being the D, E, F whatever depending on how many drives you have.

Thats exactly what i've been doing for years on my systems. You just have to get yourself used to paying attention to the apps you install to make sur you designate the D:/ drive for the install

Control Panel Performance and maintenance System Advanced tab under performance click Settings advanced tab under virtual memory click change

Install MotherBoard Monitor