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Already stated. haha jk:D I wouldn't worry about it too much, if it's something that re-occurs constantly I world definitely re-seat and make sure everything is sound in the case. At the least I would run memtest, and some other tools to check hardware.

They are hardware related errors. Maybe your RAM wasn't dumping correctly and caused the BSOD. The only way to pinpoint the BSOD is to get the error and look it up.

BSOD's are usually hardware related. If you really want to dig deep, re-seat all your hardware or check it with various scans.

haha proprietary cases, boards, everything!

For the time being you can join by using the online server list!

If I had the PSU I would jump on that 9800gt. Sick price!

MSI Wind is a great netbook!

Yeah you should be able to do the aftermarket cooler, just be careful removing and installing it. You might be able to mod the card case possibly to fit?

Itunes is high rated software, I see no issue there. I have used many different kinds of MP3 syncing software, and Itunes is king in my opinion.

H2>h1

I remember when it was a pain to reboot a pc. Now it's like a simple walk in the park. I don't even realize it takes any time really, compared to what I used to deal with.

32 bit only supports up to 3.25 gigs I believe, including video memory. Vista Home premium 64bit supports up to 12 or 24 I believe.

Make sure that your wireless router is configured right. Meaning it should be pushing out wireless signal. If the line was checked that means it's more than likely a issue on your side. Follow the diagrams in the Linksys box and make sure the drivers are installed on the laptop for the Wifi card.

Good information to know!

You're probably running 32bit not 64.

I agree, for as much as they are, they are worth every penny.

You need a program to debug and compile the raw code. I would try out DevShack C++ or Microsoft's Visual Studio 2008 express edition.

Moore's Law states that the number of transistors on a CPU doubles every 18 months meaning that processor power will increase (something to that extent).

What OS do you have? It seems like it would be a driver issue or a configuration issue (files). I haven't gotten Battlefield to work on my Vista Home Premium x64, so I know that it does have compatibility issues. The best bet would be to Google that BSOD or to contact EA.

I believe a program called TVersity can do that process for you. It's a server type program that can be set up to record audio from streams. I haven't used it in a long time, but if you look into it I'm sure you might find what you need.