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Yeah but the fact that OS X is proprietary is keeping them from killing Windows. Also Apple is going to have to learn to make some competitive moves and quit worrying about Greenpeace, and the other little things.

I've never heard of that happening but I wouldn't say it's impossible.

Right but the bridge functionality is what throws the network responsibility to the the router.

Yes, it's childish, that's just like buying from Hot Topic to either compensate for something or show what 'tough guy' you are. So quit playing on that... Single rail power is barely superior to multiple rail power but it's not a problem unless you are running a huge server machine or a crazy...

If you direct connect your PC to your router and login to it. It will have the option somewhere to bridge it to a router so the router can handle the connections as opposed to the modem doing the work. You will need an IP for your router and it might include a checkbox or something to enable the...

Bad comment, not only is it childish, it's wrong. Modular is the easy way out but it's also for people who don't want that huge mess of cables restricting airflow in their case. So don't say it's for the guys who can't do cable management. And those supplies both are near the same amperage...

To be honest with you, since I saw Windows 7(aka Vista 2) I have started finding more info about Linux. I can run Linux now as good as Windows. And when I get tired of Vista, I am not going to find my way back to Windows. I don't like these Ubuntu knockoffs that include Linux Mint, gOS, and...

Yeah, 1GB for both cards or 512MB each.

Just a question, have you bridged the modem with the router?

But the TX models are not modular. :)

I HATE FOX! This is hilarious, Left 4 Dead is pretty good preparation :good:

Simplified: (Using Windows Bootloader instead of GRUB) 1)Install Windows to half the hard drive's total space 2)Install Ubuntu using the remaining space 3)Boot Windows install disc and go to Recovery Console 4)Use fixmbr command to remove the GRUB bootloader 5)Remove install disc and boot into...

The X58 chipset does not limit 64-bit operating systems. The reason Gigabyte might say that is because they have no x64 drivers or their Windows OC program only supports 32-bit. And you really do not need either of those.

That's a tough call, but I would go with the X4 940, slightly higher clock and an extra core. But if your budget says no then go with the X3. Maybe you could save the money by going with a lower CPU and put that money elsewhere to improve another component.

You're gonna even pick at something like that? Let it go.:good:

Google CloneDVD I am gonna assume this is for backup purposes.

Average 3DMark06 Score: 18,409 And THERMAL-REACTOR has the highest score at 26,964. I am gonna make a few improvements to the data, 1)a rank column, 2) a submission order number, and 3) I am gonna try to find a way to make it highlight the highest score entry in red/yellow. UPDATE: View Scores

It's a piece of aluminum! Your price is slightly off - http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB110LL/A?fnode=MTY1NDA1Mg&mco=Mjg4NDM4

Nope, don't do it. Those are needed for some, if not most, Win32 apps to function.

First - Radical Idea Second - How to apply/use the idea Third - Make it simple Fourth - Get support Fifth - Market it That's in the most god-awful nutshell ever. And if your looking to make money you've got to find a gap in which your business will fit. That's how retailers have came...