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I recommend you either use Auto-Negotiation or turn it off and hard code speed & duplex. Both sides need to match either way. For Cisco gear, if one side is at Auto, and other is at 100 Full, then the other side will come up at 100 Half. If you have one side hard coded, the Fast Link Pulses...

Wireless signals typically have a better time going up, than going down. Depending on the antenna on the router. I just bought a TP-Link TL-WR702N Mini Router and set it up in the Wifi Repeater mode, was $19.99 on Amazon, working great. If your wireless router has external antennas you can try...

I see it now Steve! I should have refreshed prior to sending the email :-)

I have the Lian Li V2100B and I love it, best case that I've ever bought, plenty of room for frequent upgrades.

It could be that the drop caused the flat ribbon signal cable on the backside of the LCD to become disconnected, you can double check its not the video card by making sure that external monitor port works.

Were you able to get the Overclock button work?

How do you figure? Cat3 doesn't support Full Duplex communications, just asking for problems is it isn't Cat5e or Cat6 cabling.

This puts a whole new spin on "Thumb Drive"

From the pictures it appears that it is in the dash, look at picture 5, and 14 shows it best, you can see the application icons. http://www.autoblog.com/photos/ferrari-430-scuderia-spider-16m/1147700/full/

Ooooh, he went to Jared's :D

Nice, handy tool, hopefully it saves some people the effort.

For sims, I like http://www.networksims.com/1. Does the standard version contain all the simulators and challenges? Yes! This is our most asked question ... the standard version includes router, switch...

Try this... in the filter text box enter in this string. the filter box will turn green if it is a vaild expression. (tcp.port eq 25 and tcp.port eq 587)

I learned about this tidbit at the Beyond the Edge ProCurve Seminar back in May, As a Cisco guy I wasn't really wanting to explore other brands, but I really like what HP offers with the ProCurve line up. It is nice that they are IETF/IEEE based and not hooked into propitiatory standards based...

As a network engineer myself, I recommend networksims.com to get familiar with the software side. While I'm a big fan of physical hardware for labs and getting used to supporting them, this sim has a ton of training in regards to multiple certs. Great price too!

Looks like I'll be downloading this tonight.

Heres a picture of my house in Bloomington, Minnesota.

No ERI have two motherboards & processors, Only one complete system Just want to get an opinion on what you guys think would be faster for gaming. My main machine is a complete system using an AMD 3200+, Abit AT7 Mobo, 1GB Geil DDR500, ATI X800 Pro 8x AGP, Multiple SATA Drives, etc...

I have a Geil Dual Channel Kit 2x256MB of DDR500 (PC4000) PM if interested