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That is an incredible expensive solution.

every college has a million printers..you really don't need your own. on your way to turn it in you stop at a lab and print it out.

Well changing the partity drive is a bit of a hassle, but you never lose your parity. If another disk dies during the process, you can always throw your first parity drive back in and recover the failed drive. Also, seperate file systems are a pain for file sorting, but great for recovering...

Check out unraid I have one and it rocks http://lime-technology.com/

Apple airport?

Would be a cool thing to automate your apartment... I believe they are called relay cards http://www.measurementcomputing.com/pci_relay_card.htm

Worst thread ever?

Maybe windows 3.1?

I think the better question is, which is better, a P-M laptop or a A64 Turion one?

Is it between the core and the heatsink? This would be bad.

If you want the compile to go faster, put the source code on one disk and the complied output on another.

Everything goes bad eventually.

In the words of the old ECW fans.. You F***ed up! You F***ed up! No worries man. Take it all apart and try again. Just cpu, memory, and video card. Out of the case. See if you can get it to boot.

The -5V is not used in modern systems.

http://www.itworld.com/Comp/4063/050602boot/ "Unlike DRAM-based main memory, the iRam card doesn't lose data when the PC is switched off, said Thomas Chang, a product manager at Giga-byte. As long as the PC is plugged into a socket, a very small amount of current continues to run through...

I'm going to the Seattle event. Anyone else?

Why are the mods deleting stuff from this thread? Delete the whole damn thing -its all off topic, there is no topic because the orginal poster didnt' have a good question.

10.5 Garfield!! OS 11 will be 64 bit

don't be sorry, He's an idiot.

So, are there any cards that plug into the pci express 1x slots starting to show up on mobos that support SATA devices?

Isn't Stacker 2 that weightloss stuff?

Maybe you should do the research before you buy..especially when you spend 1000 bucks. But that is just me. /end mean post

I'm not so sure about Quite cooling..quiet cooling can be accomplished...

its not locked, and you can't lock, and they won't lock it anyway i was bored

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the first sentence doesn't match the second lol

If you care about performance, why are you screwing around with the block when you don't know what you are doing? Practice on a random chunk of metal first.

Take a thermodynamics class and pay attention during the convection heat transfer part or google it..it can be interesting

150,000

Why would you take the advice of a WOW guy? Get on these forums, procooling.com, overclockers.com, and do some research.

can't you just buy new modems?

This is a serious sign you need to start working out.

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They don't make the XP's anymore..its all sempron and a few mobiles. They don't want to have a sub 100 dollar cpu anymore!

Yes using the hard drive can wear it out you should just keep it nice and safe in its original box in the antistatic bag

It is theoretically possible that the dual cores will spilt the current dual channel memory subsystem into 2 single channel, 1 for each processor.

Please throw the 40 gig IBM drive away before it dies. Don't put anything valuable on it at the very least.

The temp reduction was a combination of you remounting your heatsink, and the motherboard readings temps slightly different (they all do).

why don't you just have 2 computers?

I got one yesterday, along with a nec dvd burner and a bluetooth adapter for my phone. Gotta love the egg!