Recent content by g-megaman

please delete - no longer useful.

I got an old Acer Travelmate 250, which I think they no longer make :) . It has functioned perfectly well with no errors at all, and my only gripe would be that I can't change the graphics card, since it is integrated into the motherboard and uses shared memory. Just check that before you buy...

i dont have a paypal account - what is the best option to get (personal,business,premier), seeing as i want to receive 10$?

oh whoops didnt read the size...

can you stick these in a laptop>?

Oh well shows how much I know :o

Ironic choice of vocabulary, seeing as upriverpaddler suggested pr0n... :D

:mad: :mad: :mad: Oh so that's why I never had 768MB RAM - just 752MB (I saw the "shared video part on the page)! Tip for everyone - never buy the laptop that institutions recommend... Oh well thanks everyone for the help...however disappointing the result... EDIT: I just had a thought...

Does that mean I am stuck with finding an old PCI card (if it is built into the motherboard as mentioned above)? :eek:

Sorry for my innocence ;) . (It seems evident that there is a lot to the Graphics Card world from Commander Suzdal's post...)

I put all the relevant information here : Results

never mind

Haven't got any BSODs in 2 years of running it! I suppose I haven't been testing the limits of it though.

I would go for an Acer Travelmate 8005 LMI laptop as it seems pretty decent : - it has a 15" screen (with a 1400 x 1050 res.) which isn't too bad. - Graphics is definitely acceptable and it should be able to handle most games. - Has a battery life of up to 5 hours. - Has only 512MB RAM, but...

I would take the Klipsch ones on the basis that Klipsch sounds so cool :rolleyes: . If you can't hear any sound difference, then let things like physical appearance be taken into account.