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I'm sure that will work fine for you. Most of these hard drives are made the same way, anyways.

Or, just go to your local computer shop and buy the leading brand of computer duster..it's not going to damage anything. I clean my house once a week, so I don't have to worry about large dust build up. Cleaning and dusting your house at least once a month is a free and excellent way to keep...

Yeah, I suppose the servers could possibly be an issue in different areas. My ping on speed test from the server 50 miles away is 70ms, which is decent. Ping varies, depending on where the server is, and isn't necessarily a deciding factor in bandwidth.

Has the hard drive for the computer in question been used on another computer? If it has, then it's possible that Windows won't allow you to access the files that were originally created on another operating system.

Cnet compared it because USB 2.0 and eSATA were basically competing (or it seemed as though they were) for external hard drives.. eSATA is faster than USB 2.0. Thus, it was a luxury to have eSATA ports on your computer. However, with USB 2.0 being included on almost every computer made after...

I would definitely try to download a different media player, and see what happens; it won't hurt to attempt. Try to download Winamp. I use WMP 11 with no problems, especially in concern to portable devices. Seems like the MP3 player is just corrupt, and no longer usable. Happens sometimes.

Those articles are over 2 years old. USB 3.0 has been out for sometime. What are you confused about?

To be honest, I haven't noticed any decline. On average, I'm streamed at least 2 to 3 minutes ahead of the buffer line, with 1080p. On longer videos, such as 6 to 20 minute 1080p vids, I will be as much as 5 to 7 minutes streamed ahead of the buffer line, without me pausing, of course. 480p is...

You shouldn't be charged for using Adobe Flash player.

HDMI is superior. Now, the odd looking port to the left of the HDMI port on your graphics card is called a DisplayPort. I've researched some things about it, but, from what I can see, it's being marketed as a new standard to eliminate VGA and DVI ports. So, in affect, HDMI is still superior...

http://www.playtool.com/pages/psuconnectors/connectors.html That has some information, if needed, on the 8 pins, and of all of the other connectors.

Ok, well try lowering the resolution a few times, and see if there is any difference.

What operating system, and version, do you have?

lol have you tried a different resolution?

Your GPU is more than capable of powering HDMI. I noticed a difference immediately with my ATI 4200 intergrated graphics chip set in HDMI. How long have you had that GPU? It's possible that it may be degrading, or you might want to invest in a more expensive HDMI cable. I don't understand why...

Ah, sorry, it's a modem/ router combo? I wasn't very assertive there lol Well, have you done a diagnostic repair on the computer in question's ethernet adapter?

Check the questionable hard disk. Check by clicking start, and then clicking computer. Right-click the hard disk drive that you want to check, and then click Properties. Click the Tools tab, and then, under Error-checking, click Check Now. To automatically repair problems with files and folders...

You purchase an HDMI cord, attach it to the video card HDMI slot, and attach it to an HDMI slot capable monitor. You can also use the other slots, the DVI slots, and purchase a monitor compatible with DVI.

I meant just run the computer straight through the modem for experimentation, just to make sure it's not the problem with the router.

I'm on an 8mbps down connection, and I'm on youtube right now, streaming 1080p without a hitch. Youtube isn't the problem, you may have an issue with your connection. @roker What video quality have you chosen to stream? I.e 240p, 480p, 720p, or 1080p? This can make a difference, as your...