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If your certain that nothing is on mute or something, try re-installing the sound drivers.

Biased response, but I've used the Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 many times and it's a really great price/performance ratio and it's pretty quiet too.

Yes you can definitely do that. I did a quick search, and it seems that most of the time people say that you can't enable crossfire without loosing output of one card. So it seems that you were right.

I'd replace that power supply with something better. The Corsair are very nice. I'd get a 750W or 850W if I was you.

I think mpeg will do since that's what dvds are anyway. There's tons of dvd ripping programs out there, but I'm not that familiar with this stuff. We should wait for another reply, or you could do a search on the net.

I'm almost certain that you can actually connect across different GPUs in crossfire recently. Maybe that's CrossfireX or something I'm not sure. EDIT: No I think you're right Oh ya, that would probably work best, good call :good:

Not without loosing the menu and maybe some extra features. However, you may be able to find a file type that supports menus, but I doubt wmp can play it even if you find the right codecs.

The "Notepad" trick are actually batch files, which are a list of commands, while CMD is a command window where you can type in these commands. Just search for windows commands.Like this for example Batch files can be very useful, like backing up different files/folders for example, just make a...

If you go to your Sounds and Audio Devices Properties (in control panel) you can open a dialog to select which device you record from. Under windows XP it would look like this You may need to click options->properties to select recording options. Just select Stereo mix, then whenever you...

Read the first line of the forum rules. While you're there, take the time to read the rest of it too :rolleyes:

Not sure, but I replied to your thread. Thanks. It's getting old though. I'm still having trouble getting my new computer up and running (had to RMA a few things). Once I do, I'll be able to play with ATI and ATI's eyefinity stuff. Hopefully I'll have time to do an update before I go back to...

:confused: ummm. No.... :rolleyes: .iso and .wmv are to completely different file types, you can't just rename the file and hope it works. EDIT: A virtual drive is what you want. You can use such a program to mount the image file (.iso) and play it like a normal DVD (these programs will create...

Second or third one. The last one is not very legible (to me anyway), and probably a pain to etch anyway. The first one is ok, but it reminds me of graffiti.

Either one will do fine for general purpose. The only difference is one has a 5ms response time and the other has a 2ms response time. You will not notice much of a difference unless you do alot of hardcore gaming. So with that being said, I'd go for the VH242HL-P because it's slightly bigger.

Wouldn't that just clone the monitors? If not then it might work as long as you don't connect a third monitor to the same graphics card (based on the fact that these graphic cards have two timing circuits for DVI or HDMI). I'm pretty sure you can connect one monitor to one card's HDMI, and the...

gamblingman gave you some really good advice, but it sounds like you were the one doing the gambling...

What is your budget?

You hit the nail on the head; that's exactly right.

Yes, that should work fine.

If the CPU starts overheating, usually there's some sort of fail safe that shuts down the computer. Your CPU may have gotten hot, but you would have noticed glitches, artifacts or crashes as it overheats and eventually shuts down. Since you didn't say anything about that, you appear to be lucky