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Well from this you can just get contact information and tell them about frequent attacks to your computer.

WHOIS results for 69.28.152.198 Generated by www.DNSstuff.com Location: United States [City: Tempe, Arizona] NOTE: More information appears to be available at LNAA-ARIN. OrgName: Limelight Networks, LLC OrgID: LLNW Address: 2220 W. 14th Street City: Tempe...

Here's my Razer Diamondback

http://dnsstuff.com/tools/whois.ch?ip=69.28.152.198&cache=off

On the speakers... it recommends you get a 175 watt amplifier. The 360 watts is the peak power the speakers can handle for a short amount of time, such as a heavy bass hit. However, if you pass 360 watts through these speakers all the time, it could damage them.

http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,119373,00.asp

I wonder how much video card power will be needed to run all of Vista's 3D effects smoothly...

You're doing video editing, right? In that case, Media Edition is just XP configured to fit the needs of video editors / sound/music editors. It would be good for you. XP Pro is built based on the needs of businesses. It has some added security features and a few more configuration options...

I have onboard 6-channel audio, and it works perfecly fine for listening to music and handling input tasks.

Oh my bad, I guess I didn't look and see it was PCI-e. In that case, I'd suggest an X600 Pro, but a 6600GT isn't much more and performs much better.

Yeah, XP 64-bit still has quite a few holes in it... you'd be better off just getting the 32-bit now and upgrading next year when Vista comes out.

I agree, the 6600GT is a good buy for a little less than $200, but if you aren't going to game, I would suggest saving a few bucks and buying a 9800 Pro.

Well, if all your hard drive is partitioned for Windows XP, you won't be able to put DOS on it without reformatting your drive. If you have some unpartitioned space, or a different hard drive, you could put DOS on that separately from your Windows XP partition.

Yeah, with my Celeron, I would have problems with when I pressed the power button the machine would do nothing at all.

Okay, from what I know, since your receiver is 6.1, it has channels for six surround speakers, along with one subwoofer (the .1). Since your speakers are capable of 175 watts, they would be able to pump out more sound if you upgraded your receiver, however, you would not want to hook your 100...

Go to www.divx.com and download that. It includes the codec needed to play .avi files.

I had a Celeron 400 that had the exact same problem. Sometimes it wouldn't boot up at all, but other times it would boot and work just dandy. Through the testing I did, I found out the problem is either with your motherboard or processor, most likely motherboard.

Asus has been known to build some of the best motherboards.

Try running all updates on Windows Media Player.

You mean you want to be able to boot into DOS, such as DOS 6.0?