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Yeah, the video card sends a signal to all outputs conected right before the OS kicks on. to make things easier update your video card drivers from ATI pick the larger 17mb (somewhere around there) file, install it reboot, then you should notice a ATI icon on the bottom right of your screen...

Turn off the "VPU Recover" Or GPU or something like that, its in the video card driver options.

If you play games in windowed mode it will work fine, mostly I have this setup for WOW on those waits for groups to start up.

the Geforce 8800 is coming out in two weeks is it not? 700MILLION transistors *drool*

Kingston although it has worked for me, gave me several crashes while gaming (my opinion as the crashes stoped when I got corsair).

Yeah, get a E6600

Only thing there is your CPU, which is a slower Dual, a faster single core or Core 2 Duo would work, but nothing I mentioned is worth the effort for the amount of Cash requiered.

You are on the right track

You dont partition you RAM :)

I say get corsair.

I would never pick anything other then OCZ or corsair, better to have 1GB of good ram then 2GB of bad ram

A normal 100gb harddrive would be a much better choice.

Well, was 1304 now the newest one, I now can overclock in a handicapped sorta way, with a stepping system, but if I overclock over 10% I crash and reboot. :( It's cool though, runs fast anough, and when it doesnt, NEW GPU :P

Stop TELLING I spent more money :p

Damn, typos up the ass, 370 at Tiger direct

I checked it out, payed $270, it was the 800Mhz kind. Sig updated.

damn, that sucks, a $250 and need to do a ****ing mod to OC. Retarded.

No, HA. I forgot, I started playing WoW.

Gawd I just added it up, Scary. Mobo $250 CPU $270 Sound $120 HD $200 (I think)* Ram $220 (I think)* Monitor $270* Video $330 Case+PSU+DVDRW $150* Sehneisers Headphones $75* *+Tax $1955 + shipping :P, I was aiming to spend only $1400 :P

Let me think about it :P I went all out this time, my most expensive PC ever. :( broke the bank, But I am happy :D