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I'd start with the i5 3300 and back your way into the rest of the parts based on the budget from there [that PDF is atrociously hard to read].
Get a decent motherboard [4x DDR3 1600 slot should be plenty good, and DDR3 1600 RAM is relatively cheap/common], and maybe an 8 or 16GB DDR3 1600 kit...
Not sure if you are still taking suggestions, but I would find the cheapest 22nm i5 you can [Just ordered one on newegg a few days ago for $180 shipped, I think].
8GB RAM should be fine unless you think you'll be streaming a ton of stuff simultaneously to machines that all require transcoding...
sounds almost like a VSync issue [EA's in-house engines occasionally have issues with that sort of crap, especially on large-scale open-world type stuff like BF3 & NFS].
What sort of settings do you have set in-game?
We just got a new GTX 650 for the A/V machine at church, and it seems to be pretty stout...and if you get the vanilla versus the Ti, you can find them for closer to $100 after MIR [or the Ti is right at $150 if you want MOAR CORES!!1!]. On NewEgg they have the Glaxy 650 Ti for $149.99 after $10...
My guess is setting it to the IP will make it work on the laptop, but break on the desktop.
Are you using absolute paths to pull the JS/CSS, or relative paths?
I'm with mikeblas:
Run a timer at small-ish intervals [if it only has to pop-up on the hour, try 1 minute intervals?], have it query the system time, and compare system time against an array of defined "alert times", and if system time == alert time, throw the alert.
As for persistant...
i know handbrake has support for utilizing whatever audio track[s] off the original disc you want...but it sounds like you are trying to add a track that didn't come on your disc?
being someone who shorted pins on the old socket 604 Xeons to enable clock settings in the BIOS on his Asus board....I can assure you it is NOT worth it.
All the heat/power issues you run into OCing a gaming system, you run into at half the gain in a dual processor system. Just buy something...
Doesn't the HDHR3-US [non cable card] support analog & digital? If so, you could add one of those as well [you can run multiple devices on the network], versus having to slap a wonky analogue card in your machine, or get any funky IRblaster setups going on with a DTA
Avoid a nikon coolpix. They have horrendous low-lighting due to small/cheap sensors [unlike an expensive nikon, that has the best sensors in the business]
You can find older [10 mega-pixel range] DSLRs for about that price on ebay [I just sold my alpha a100 for $150 last week, or i'd offer you...
Depends on your needs.
If you just need to access/use the machine at home, just do RDP and use port-forwarding and call it a day. If you need access to files/drives from home remotely...then things get more complicated and VPN, FTP, or countless other acronyms come into play
I would actually ask why you need extra speed on a storage drive? RAID is nice...but as someone who lost a semester of college work [programming & papers] to a blown RAID-0 array...I can assure you that they are finicky beasts and if you have an SSD for the OS, and an SSD for your games &...