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Actually you can windows Windows 98, ME and 2000 and maybe 95 on a NTFS filesystem.... I just installed ME on a NTFS 4 days ago :P It was a harddrive filled with pictures that was seconary on my fthers computer tha tmy mom used, and it ook it out and setup a windows ME computer for her own with it.

which is what the other video card theads where about too..

Yup, If you have a SATA drive then its most certainlly whats causing it, its normal and you can just ignore it.

**Drool** does that come with ALL the parts you need and come with that case? if it comes with the case i might even consider buying this later on

He wont be able to read what you send, but he should technically be able to read what comes in.

I liike firefox for the tabbed browsing and the style.

spyware, no viruses, many ISP's come with spyware, its what you agree too, viruses no, and becaus eyou have icons on youe desktop has no proof that its from AOL :P

plus this isa halo pre one not a halo 3 :P

as a future tip, dont update your bios unless you are lacking functionalty of something that a bios update will fix, basicly "dont fix what aint broke" :)

you hsould be able to just make an install right over it without formatting...

Disabling it from the bios should work, try replacing the battery on the motherboard.

How much faster then a T1 line? thats a broad range.

try connecting the two pins that the power button plugs into with a screw driver. power buttons have a higher failure rate then you would think :)

.5Mb upload? or download?

If you have onboard then you would need to install the drivers from your motherboard company, but generally its not the mobo's company chip actually, either way, ethernet is ethernet and theres not much to being better or worse.

In a 32(and 64) player server, what upload and download speeds are required to stabily run the server? does anyone have experance with this?

Not at all gigbyte has nothing to do with ethernet? That's actually a fairly terrible video card. its quite a bit worse then even a 6600, a 7300GS would be a better choice if hes on a low budget, but for the buget he says(yp to 150$) i would suggest a 7600GT which you can get for under 120$

What DoD reqruies, and what it uses on full high settings along with the rest of your computer is a competly different story :)

Maybe install drivers if it has any? not sure, but a lot of people have problems with them. IMO i would just buy a PCI controller card with a couple IDE slots on them. Proabally only cost 10$ or so.

I would have definatly gone for 2GB of ram, before you start DoD:s you can use a RAM monitoering program, Rivituner will do it too, play for about 5 minties, alt tab and look at it, i can almost gaurentee its going to be at almost a full GB :)