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I guess you never had a 10,000rpm drive if you had to ask. People don't realise the impact of the hdds speed on overall computer performance. It's actually pretty amazing how much faster my PIII was when i popped in a 320gb sata hdd v. the stock ide 40gb hdd.

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Its around $600 new.

Yeah, once everything is assembled insert the OS disc and install it. Then boot up to the desktop and insert your motherboard disc to install all the drivers. And remember to install the drivers for your video card as well. As far as which SATA port to plug it into, it doesnt really matter. I...

Yuep, just plug them into eachother. Most likely you will not have to mess with the bios. At this point dont worry about it. Just plug in the hard drive and turn your computer on. If it boots the wrong OS then let us know and we can assist you.

Whoops, i misread the original post, and apparently you did as well. I am not sure if there are any fan controllers that accept the 4-ping (aka molex) connectors, so a 3-pin fan would be ideal. Correct me if im wrong.

1. Simply plug in that hard drive and boot up your computer. If it boots off that hard drive, go into your bios and set it so your original hard drive is the first boot priority. Then in windows goto My Computer, select the new drive, right click it and select "Format". Format it as an NTSF...

what exactly made you revise the price? The case?

I posted my desktop on craigslist. Here's the ad. I am just wondering if this is the right price or if i should go lower or higher. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/sys/440425490.html Thanks.

Cs 1.6 is more for the 1337 g4m3rs but i like css better because of the graphics.

Aww, crashed for me. O well...

Why go the hard route? Stick with bash. Check out zenity. It's built into ubuntu. Run the terminal and run zenity --help for its uses.

Of course :D I don't actually build them. All the components get made to specs and we are the ones who assemble the parts. Kinda like the people here on this forum with computers. It's pretty insane what you can do with a laser pointer, a soldering gun, solder and a 9v battery :) My friends...

Gotta love M$ Paint :)

You can also use gparted. Just burn the iso and reboot and re-parition.

Yuep, Liguid Crystal Display :D

I am a certified laser technician. I have help develop a scale model of an intercontinental ballistics missile defense systems for the US air force. Currently though I am working in my hometown and keeping the checks coming in by maintaining lasers for laser eye ORs.

Well, christmas is pretty far away. I have this one and a love it. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834210004 And with the money you save you can upgrade the ram. This one has a better cpu but the gpu isnt as good...

Yuep, try xubuntu :)