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I have no idea what it does really lol. It's jsut suppsoed to offer better compatibility with Dell notebooks. Maybe i enables some kind of sensor modification where it would normaly mis-read on Dell's notebooks?

SpeedFan has a "Dell Notebook feature only" as well, might want to enable that if you haven't already.

I dunno...people are lazy? Maybe they are too dumb to sue the soundcard interface, and want the USB ease of use.

I'm no turntable expert, but with the info you gave it sounds like your turntable has a magnetic cartridge, seeing as you said the sound is low and of poor quality. And OvenMaster said that it will then need amplification, which should produce a stronger sound when recording. There...I repeated...

I haven't needed a floppy in a long time. My laptop deosn't have one. I've got an external drive somewehre but it's not even mine, dunno where it came from.

I am, pretty consistently getting 600's. Currently on "p2408_Ribo_alanine_sidechain"

Have a read - http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/36120.html

My current addiction to skateboarding...even though I can't even ollie yet haha. EDIT: OOOOO I better see F@H running on all of these screenshots!!!! >-( lol

I use the DownThemAll extension in Firefox to download files I find, usually music files on peoples sites or something. But, everytime I download .mp3 files (usually in large quantities) they appear on my harddrive without the file extension. Say I download "song03.mp3" It shows up as...

The lower the better, but with older Socket-A boards CAS1 was not really a feasible option unless you were overclocking alot. 2.8-3.5v might get you there. All the "good" RAM meant for overclocking (corsair, OCZ, etc.) advertised straight 2-2-2-* timings, usually ending in 5 or 11.

2-2-2-5 or 2-2-2-11 was always considered the best timing setup for standard DDR memory, at least when DDR400 was still the craze.

Notepad :P I don't remember the last time I opened any of the M$ Office programs.

Wow, that X52 looks so high tech. Got a screen and everything!

Huh that is odd, FasterFox works fine for me. I guess I'll un-install it and see if there is a difference at all.

Huh, I always seem to get huge ones lol. Takes several days to finish each one, and I run it all day and all night.

Temp sensor is located on the card, not the cooler. You can run an "external" probe on the surface of the cooler, but that is pointless. Using that method, you are measuring the temperature of the heatsink, and not the card. No one really cares how hot your heatsink it, as long as your card is...

Just make sure the wall between you guys is not really thick, as walls and such can kill wireless signals sometimes. It should be no problem if you get a decent router, but cheaper ones may have a problem or your wall may contain piping or shielding that really kills the signals. Only way to...

I've tried numerous "fixes" none have worked so far. One method is rubbing your screen gently with a cloth, trying to get it to come into contact again, turning it on and off etc. And I've also tried software that flashes random colors at the stuck pixel trying to bring it back to life, etc. I...

I got a stuck red one on my laptop, but I only ever notice it against an all white background. I think red is the best color to get stuck, if you had to choose one lol.

Hmm...currently working on a 250,000 step one. 27% complete. It says GROMACS at the top, Protein: p2414_Ribo_tryptophan280...if that means anything.