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I doubt that it will be dual-channel. Usually dual-channel comes in kits of two sticks. As far as the hard drives go... maybe Monarch Computer just didn't notice they are selling the 200GB for more than the 250GB.

The Ultra only has one PCI-e slot.

Well, if necessary, you can put Linux on an Apple just as easily as putting it on a PC.

Oh... wow that was my bad. I didn't read very carefully. Well... in that case, I don't know the answer... sorry :confused: .

Well... on your sound jacks, there probably is a "line-in" jack, along with microphone and output jacks. Usually the line-in jack is colored blue...

Do you have something plugged into the audio input jack?

That's pretty close to my build... a little bit better. I spent around $870 on mine, so I think you'd be able to sell that for $800-$850 considering it's used.

My brother just got a Powerbook G4 and he loves it. He uses it primarily for schoolwork (programming, writing papers and such), and he's found it to be very practical. Even though the price is a little steep, the aesthetics of the laptop and portability are very desireable characteristics.

Well... I believe SLI will just be an option for those who are either rich or obsessed with having the best performance. For those of us without a huge budget, I think it's best to go with non-SLI. If you have, say, $400 to spend on a video card, you'd be better off buying one $400 card than 2...

Yeah... I've tried SuSE, Slackware, Debian, and Mandrake, but I like Fedora Core the best. It includes almost all the server daemons you need, and is very flexible and stable.

That 9800Pro is AGP. You need a PCI-e card. An X600XT would be a good choice if all you're doing is playing CS. I'd suggest spending a little more, if possible, and getting a 6600GT. It will give you quite a bit better performance for just a little more money.

What's the difference between the Copperhead and the Diamondback?

Haha, no. You can configure on your computer what you want the output of your soundcard to be. Just set it to 5.1 and you'll be great. I have 7.1 onboard but I only have two speakers, so I just set it up to output two channels.

Okay, well... you should be fine with Linux. My Fedora Core 3 server has 384MB of RAM and that's good enough.

This is what I do:

Well what OS are you planning on using? Pretty much all of the most current OS's run pretty slow on 256MB, so I'd recommend upgrading to at least 512MB. However, if you don't want to spend the money, 256MB would be okay.

Those are the exact three I use, in addition to Microsoft AntiSpyware Beta.

Yay, let's play Nintendo with a remote!

Yeah, a Cat5 cable with RJ-45 jacks is commonly considered ethernet cable. Expect to pay $10 for a 14' cable.

Wow... he is really ignorant, isn't he?