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Selling a Dell XPS 9570 which was purchased from Best Buy in May 2019. Warranty until May 12, 2020. Wifi, Battery, RAM & SSD upgraded. Will include original parts with sale. Will also include invoices from purchase of upgrade parts. Corsair 32GB (16Gb x 2) CL18 Silicon Power 1TB NVME SSD eBay...

This seems like it would be very easy to detect using the hdd manufacturer's software to calculate the checksum of the frimware and compare it against an online database.

I'm just imagining robots banging into walls and shit constantly. Huge potential for laughs lol.

I've got Bell Aliant FibreOP and they also use an Actiontec Router. However I've removed it and installed my AC68U. It requires a bit of messing around to get things working with the the television service but it actually improves the speed of the guide and everything. It's worth looking into.

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Processors Core 2 Duo E8400 (SLB9J) $20.00 Shipped i5-3570K (SR0PM) $165.00 Shipped SOLD I also have a bunch of stock Intel HSF's so I can throw one in for $10 if you want it. The cost is mainly to cover additional shipping. Motherboards Gigabyte EP45-UD3R Rev 1.1 w/ All the junk that comes...

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Just a quick question: I've been using an MX revolution for a few years now, and have also been thinking of upgrading as mine is getting a bit rough. How would the G700s compare the Revolution?

Can you even still buy these?

You had me going with that transistor ageing comment, that's a new one lol.

I'm keeping my eye out for some deals in Canada, but there doesnt' seem to be much.

You can look into the PAX-fi driver as well, that's what I use in my system.

It's playable for me on my gtx660ti at max settings and 1920x1080, however I turned it down to "high" to get a more consistent frame rate.

They were probably looking for a reason to let him go and then he did this, giving them a valid reason.

When I first heard of Amazon's FireTV I knew it sounded familiar, but I couldn't place it.

I've got a 175Mb connection, yet it still takes half an hour to download 1GB off Sony's servers. Now they're planning to stream games? This should be good.

lol I bet he's not in sales. Nice case though.

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Possibly, what do you have?

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I tried using skype instead and it blows. I'm not happy about this.

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I've got the following parts from my rig which I just upgraded: Gigabyte GA-EP45UD3R v1.1 S775 MOBO (Hakintosh compatable?) $80.00 Intel Q6600 Processor $60.00 2 x GSkill F2-8000CL5D-4GBPQ RAM (2GB) $40.00 2 x Kingston KVR8000D2N5 / 2G (Low Profile) $30.00 ASUS EAH4850 TOP/HTDI/512M/A (Very...

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I'm looking for a nice mid range LGA 1155 Z77 motherboard such as the Gigabyte GA Z77X UD5H. I'm not stuck on this model or manufacturer but I'm looking for something in this range. Let me know what you've got! I've got ebay feedback under handsom_dick if you're interested.

If what you say is correct then the last connector would be essentially unusable due to decreased voltage regardless of the number of hard drives connected. When you're taking about a 12 to 18 inch length of wire, cold resistance is basically negligible at 6.29 milliohms per metre for 22awg.

With too many drives connected you could potentially have an issue with the increased current draw. I believe most power supplies use 18ga wire which has a max 'safe' rating of 6 amps. This will give you 72watts max on the 12v and 30watts max on the 5v wire. Further research is required to...

I know I need a switch ( I already have one.) but what I'm trying to ask is this: WIll any off the shelf router work reliably in this situation? I'm thinking that a high number of dhcp and upnp clients will overwhelm a lower end router. However, I might be wrong here.

So lets switch it up for a min, and pretend that he's ditched the wireless completley. (Not really practical due to space and layout constraints.) What would be a good router to use in an application like this? A box with a million and one features never to be used is not a priority. The only...

So, in theory 2 wrt54gl's with dd-wrt/tomato/etc could be used here. With such a small space, do you think the routers will play nice? I mean the workshop area is only about 20' x 20'. Also, how much do you think this will improve speeds? I just had a look at their products and it does look...

I'd like to know why it is that you're so interested, but couldn't be bothered to actually answer any of the questions asked in the thread. Why don't you come to Newfoundland and sit outside my brothers computer store in your car? You can sit out there all day sniffing software updates and...

This does sound like it could work, however I fear that with them in such close proximity the system won't work as desired. Anyone have any experience with a similar setup? EDIT: What type of AP's would be used in a system like this?

I'm sure that would be an excellent choice, but to be honest 760CAD for an AP is far more then he's willing to spend. I was thinking something decent could be had for like 150ish. :( Am I being unrealistic here? As I said previously,encryption may be looked at in the future, but it's not a...

Post up with your results, I'm running whs but I've been thinking about switching to check out 2008. (I've got a technet sub.)