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I use IE7 on may main rig, which is the first one. Although, I used to run SlimBrowser or Mathon before. I tried Avant also..but all of them are bloated software that requires the IE kernels in order to work.

To my knowledge, Windows 95C is the only one with USB support. Next, your best bet is either to slave the drive or you could slap in temporary, a burner with the burning software.

Actually, if you look at Newegg, they have some that are higher than 30FPS, but that also includes price and advanced searching of the model. It's, without a doubt, going to bottleneck the 100FPS cam you bought. I'd suggest getting another TV tuner card. I could help you choose one, if you want.

The Termaltake Tsunami is actually a good case, IMO. The PSU you have there is very efficient. It's got 4 12V rail, active PFC, etc. I'd go for it, but if you can, I'd go with a higher wattage. The 600-650W Range is better. Actually, this case looks rather promising also...

It looks like it's a new build. I'd check if the CPU heatsink is well seated, like cybergomer said, and you should of applied some thermal paster with it. It's a vital need for the CPU life.

Or if you want, the DDRII-1150 is a good solution for OC, but price is along http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820227184 I've seen on Newegg that was DDRII-1250 (PS2-10000) but it's not there anymore.

Something tells me you have either a power issue, the 24-pins being or that you might have bad RAM on the board. It's not common, but it is very possible. That or...how much wattage does your PSU have? Did you plug in the extra power cable to the card? It's very important to plug them. You...

Well, that's what I was going to say. You need a 24-pin PSU in order to power up your PCI-E card. I know this because I've actually had a motherboard that had DDRII and needed the 24-pin PSU to be powered up. PCI-E and DDRII needs this.

That's the thing: I own that POS of Smartpower.

Prepare to be amazed!

You didn't emtnion it, but is the memory good?

Well, I'd personally recommend a Centurion, but that case mentioned above is even better. Front interface card.

You need a car to get the computer ;)

As for the DVD, can it read the CDs?

Well, any brand can be a good brand. I've seen some G Skill before and they work like it's supposed to. A memory stick is a memory stick. The sticker is just the one who bought it. And since they like the stickers, they like the cash for that small thing that's practically useless :p...

Well, it seems that something's got screwed up. When you boot the PC and it strts to load Windows, try Safe mode. Then try to uninstal that P.O.S (Because it's really one) and then, use the registry mechanics. Then, get something like Avast!

Well, if you manually set the speeds and you have a Core 2 Duo, you would have the optimal performance I think.

Between you and me, I'd rather have the chances to my side when it comes to those types of electric devices.

You're right, I'm wrong. I did flip to flip comparison. It's only capacitors. That has to be the most weirdest boards I've ever seen. What the heck? Why not just spending something for better quality?

Yeah, I'll have to say that an open Windows at -4C helps a lot.