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My first computer that I built for college used a lower end Asus socket AM2 motherboard. That computer got me through college, overclocking, and World of Warcraft raids, before being gift to my parents. That computer was plugged in for almost 8 years before it died last summer. Considering it...

I would wager majority of the Duke Nukem fans never actually played a Duke Nukem game just attaching themselves to its delay for its meme appeal. The best tell of this was all the complaints that the game was misogynistic. Duke Nukem was a mediocre game series in its prime. A decade of on...

I was able to go to Valve this summer as part of a tour with other CS majors from my UW. What is amazing about Valve is that they have less than 100 employees (I think it was 80 ish). This includes tech support, Steam IT, HR, and other non-programmers. The amount of content they are able to...

Already proud owner of a corsais case, SSD, power supply, and ram. My computer could use a friend.

My 32gb SSD Corsair needs a friend.

A touch of grey, suits my computer anyway, that is all that I have to say, and it's all right.

I would give the headset to my room mate's whose current is held together with part of the headset wire and duct tape. Its shame brings my computer down by proximity.

I need a pair of headphones that match my corsair case. Style is like 90% of gaming.

Pop n' Lock.

I like free stuff.

//For Xp 64bit I uninstalled all the ATI software and deleted the driver folder. Then installed the latest drivers in safe mode, rebooted in safe mode, used Windows Update to get the basic ATI adpatar driver, and rebooted in normal mode. Seems to be working fine now.

I am having the same issue, the fix in the link seems to be for Vista 64bit and a dual card set up though.

Wahed.

1. Bronze my current 4400+ X2 and mount it on my wall. 2. Phenom