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Ouch, I feel ripped for spending $430 on mine, but then again, I just had to have it right then and there? :D

I just left mine on auto and no troubles.

Im suspecting spyware and or viruses are eating up your bandwith and as a result, your ping has taken a big increase.

Easiest solution to avoid less time troubleshooting and playing is just go pick up a 8 port Linksys or Netgear switch over at your local Best Buy or CompUSA.

BFG, eVGA, Leadtek, Asus, Abit, MSI are all leading name brand vid card companies. Im partial to eVGA as my 6800GT is absolutely rock solid and fast. Plus, a free copy of Fary Cry to boot

Nope, you must be online to play and you must pay per month or with a game cards.

My BB sucks balls for stocking new equipment in. I have to order all I want online to get what I want in a timely matter or i'd be twiddling my thumbs for months waiting for BB to get stuff in. In which case, newegg is my savior.

*Will be to busy playing EQ2 and HL2 too care*

Its a decent system, but i've built two of the SK41G2V2 systems and I like them better for the following reasons. 1. 250watt PSU vs 200 on the 43G. More power for higher and components and quieter 2. nForce 2 chipset. Nuff said, not impressed with Via personally 3. Higher DDR speeds. The...

Any level in Clive Barkers "Undying" I still refuse to finish that game to this day.

In addition to a limited edition DVD-ROM version of Half-Life 2, this Collector's Edition also includes: * Counter-Strike: Source - The next generation of the #1 online action game * Half-Life: Source - Digitally remastered version of the original acclaimed PC game * Free...

WRONG. You have any idea what it costs to make a video game today? Try around 5-10 million in just DEVELOPMENT costs. Development of games, either console or PC has run up to 4 years or longer! THEN, you have the costs of: Marketing Research and developement Advertising...

Troll, troll, troll your boat, gently down the stream...... :rolleyes:

There is, its the Arctic Cooler NV5. Probably the most popular cooler since the launch of the NV1 for the 9800pros. The problem is that its a dual slot design for obvious reasons. This is for people who want to get maximum overclocking outa their systems. Well you can only cool so much...

Long as I get what I pay for in the Collectors Edition, I could care less. JUST GIVE ME THE FUCKING GAME ALREADY!!!!!

Take it slow, read the instructions and double check everything and you'll be fine Make sure to put on the correct amound of thermal compound on the CPU die. If your not sure on the amount, put a small rice sized grain on the die, spread it out with a small flat edge object and then apply...

Since I screwed you up, heres a much easier chart for you PC1600 / 100mhz / DDR200 PC2100 / 133mhz / DDR266 PC2700 / 166mhz / DDR333 PC3200 / 200mhz / DDR400 *Current stock DDR memory standard* *The following modules are for overclocking systems for maximum speed* PC3500 /...

What are you talking about? The Collectors edition is on DVD, the standard is in CD-ROM

My bad, its easy to get confused with that many speeds and names.

Yep. But don't say I didn't warn you is all I ask. :p

Oh for the love of God peeps, its a fucking manual! Scuze me while I go find the worlds smallest violin to play a sad tune for us.

Without looking at the code on the CPU die itself, there is no way of knowing.

Boy, thats a copycat of Shuttle in almost every shape and form *literally* Another company attempting to jump on the SFF bandwagon. So I ask myself these questions about new SFF's 1. How stable and reliable is the PSU during max loads? 2. What is nominal operating tempatures of internal...

Doug Lombardi is in his room now crying because you said that. :rolleyes:

Yep, you can pretty much count on your user base dropping to nill with the expecations of gamers nowadays. Unstable network + MMORPG + dedicated, impatient gamers = your fooked

I REALLY doubt someone is gonna bother hacking into an Xbox on a live IP. If thats what the internet has come to, i'll go back to my rock.

Most DSL providers are using small dwinky dsl/router/wireless jack of all trade boxes. That being said, many use NAT to provide IP's for multiple computers as thats the big thing nowadays, is home networking. Then again, depending on who's providing the service and equipment, it may not.

Afraid not. Shuttle is aware of it and working on fixes, but part of it is AMD, part Shuttle, and part nvidia. So part of it will be BIOS fix and other hardware tweaks in future versions Here is the reply from Odie who is marketing rep for Shuttle who visits the SFFtech forums often. Bah...

Im willing to bet the NIC is disabled or not installed correctly. I also ran into a problem on a HP laptop that wouldn't show the freaking network connections until I actually had to change a setting in the WinXP view junk to see it.

Cool, you'll enjoy the system alot. I just hope you don't have to deal with the CPU temp monitoring and SATA booting problems people have been having with their 95G"s My wallet always hates me, but its the guilt that kills me.

Lol...Woops. Close but no cigar :D

Ummm I call bullshit on that comment. I see image tearing on my CRT all the time.

That would be this Shuttle mesh side cover

Ok, before we get to that, what type and model of printers are we talking about and their available interfaces?

Yep, nothing like browsing Fark while your taking a shit.

The UT2k4 manual was a nice read after I ate some enchilada's. I was there for quit awhile :D

No, there just very popular cards is all.

Why is that so hard to believe?

Hence why printers are given different names and IP's

Who the hell reads the manual for games anyway? Since my NES days I only read them if I truly coudln't figure something out in the game. Or when Im taking a poop and need some kinda reading material :D