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I dont think so. I already turned most of them off. All I have now is the program for my wireless adapter and one for my graphics card. but you never really answered the question. Is 25% RAM usage at bootup normal?

I only mentioned the hard drive space because of the low memory messages that I got. It can be caused by RAM, or hard drive space.

I have gotten 2 low memory messages on my computer, and I'm wondering why. I have 40gb on my hard drive open right now, and could easily free up more but I'm pretty sure thats not the problem. my RAM usage though is at 25% idle at startup, for some reason I feel like this may be more than usual...

ok thnx for the advice, srry for not posting this before lol, I'm using windows 7 ultimate, kinda dumb of me not to post that.

A while ago I posted a topic to see if anyone could help me remove black boxes that were covering up my desktop icons, and nobody could help. I have since figured out how to fix that. The problem was when I tried to remove the shortcut arrows on my desktop icons, but apparently that gave me the...

with minecraft I use fraps. I have it set to record at 30 and I get around 20-30 fps while recording. I also tried hypercam and camtasia which I thought would cause less lag, but fraps seems to do the job better.

My desktop computer can run the games I play smoothly, but with some games recording them adds too much lag. I have a laptop, and I was wondering if there is anyway I could record what is being displayed on my desktop's monitor through my laptop so I dont have any lag. Would some type of capture...

do some of them have as low end of a psu as me? EDIT: if anyone ever answers this. lets say the psu isnt good enough for it, what would most likely happen, and what would be the worst case scenario?

so will I be able to get away with it?

its 305w. and dell model # H305P-00

thanks I've been wanting one other person's opinion on this. I've been researching it all day. don't want my stuff to get fried.

but then again the rest of my computer parts aren't very great either so wouldn't they not stress out my psu as much. plus I could just not ever let my computer run if I leave the room to avoid it overheating and potentially damaging something. [edit] I've been researching and the power usage...

does the graphics card have a play in me seeing a difference or not? this is my monitor: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009440 this is my graphics card: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102882 seeing how the graphics card isnt top of the line...

alright thnx, ill stick with vga for now. maybe ill upgrade later on to see if I can tell a difference.

so they will all look the same with 1080p?

k thnx. but then how is dvi and hdmi better quality than vga?

Ok so heres the situation... I ordered a 24" 1920x1080 monitor from newegg, after I purchased it I realized it did not have an hdmi port, just vga and dvi. I don't have a dvi cord, so I'm left with vga. Can vga support the full hd? If I use a vga cable with it, will it still get the full...

I read that manufacturers usually range on the higher side of requirements to avoid returns. but then again you know more than I do by far lol.I think that Ill stick my psu for now and as soon as I can, I'll upgrade to something better. edit: also I looked at the ati website, and the 400w power...

game-debate.com is good if you are unsure if your computer has good enough specs to run different games. search a game, put in your specs and it will give an estimate on what settings you can run it on.

ok thank you, ill stick with the gpu for now, and next upgrade I get ill get a psu along with it.