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I've never had one on any of my power supplies, so I would say its fine without! I'd guess that it's just if you want to be able to control the speen of the fan in it.

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there's not really anything that uses the RAM that you bought I'm afraid, it's quite old. as for the graphics card, there may be a mobo or 2 that still use AGP, though not necessarily, all the low end ones I looked at (intel) were pci express. as for the power supply, they're fairly generic, so...

If you're fairly convinced it's your mobo then you can get a replacement, there's one on ebuyer (literally one) http://www.ebuyer.com/product/102909 but personally I would upgrade to something slightly more recent, in which case, it depends what you want to use it for really!

I've just got a bt homehub2 and that works fine for everything. Before I had that I had one that looks similar to yours but 108mbps... though I didn't use it as I didn't have a modem for it at the time

it could be. Can you sign up again and try logging in with that?

I would have thought so, unless you've got a reeeally big house then it should be fine. I can reach my wireless from the front of my house over a dual carriageway to the house over the other road (I tried it once while I was over there) so I wouldn't have thought there would be an issue unless...

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if it didnt work then I wouldn't have thought that it was due to the operating system, it would wither be you don't have the drivers for the network card or there was something wrong with the router (or network cable), especially if it's the wired connection that didn't work. Routers are...

you can get it here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/get/download.aspx I also prefer windows 7, having used vista for a bit I've definately found that 7 is faster than vista at least. I use 7 on my main pc and it's fine. The only issue I have is it not having drivers for my tv...

What do you mean compatible? You just need to connect to it via wireless or wired, so you just need the drivers for your network card to work.

do you mean it turns itself off? one possible solution is taking it apart and cleaning out the heatsink and fan on the processor, and maybe even applying some more paste onto the processor, that should help the airflow and dissipate the heat better

try the option for the "vesa" driver, using 1024x768 if it gives you the choice of that

Ok I just tried that and it urned itself off again as I suspected it would, I've tried different combinations of the ram etc. I still think it's got something to do with it thinking that it's overheating, anyone got any other ideas?

Windows 7 is definately faster that Vista, I've been using it for a few months now and it hasn't been slow at all as for pricing, it is currently $49 to preorder the home version and $99 to preorder the professional version, both upgrades, not full. that will go up halfway through august, then...

have you tried resetting the router? then you definately know what the password is as it will be the factory default password.

I googled it quickly and didnt see anything in reference to needing a certain type of graphics card to display on a 30" screen. Also, I can't think how they would know the difference between the physical size of the screen, just the pixel count but maybe that's just me not knowing!

I would have thought it would be fine. Can't say as I know what they're talking about it needing to be "strong enough". I would have thought it's just down to the res of the screen you're connecting to. Are you using hdmi?

try downloading dosbox and using that? www.dosbox.com