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Im going to pick up the Logitech QuickCam Pro 4000. A buddy of mine has it and it works really well. I just have to figure out how I'm going to put the feed onto my web site. Any ideas?

I would suggest that you go out and purchase a 1 gig chip rather than 2 512s. This will allow you to upgrade easier. If this PC is going to run high-end games then I suggest you get a Soundblaster Audigy LS.

It's actually tecnically better to leave your computer on. To power up the PC uses more electricity than to have it run and be idle. So by turning it on and off, you are constently adjusting the amount of power being shoved into it. By keeping it on, it keeps everything regulated. If you have...

Is it only when you play that game? Try playing another game. GTA wouldn't screw up your CPU alone.

Athlons are actually more stable. They aren't quite as fast though. But beef up the ram and you won't notice.

I thought you said that you used AOL Broadband....if that's the case, you don't need it open. Your modem is always connected to the net.

Do you mean an USA jump drive? It plugs into a USB port and has storage space? If that's the case, I love it. I use it at work on a daily basis.

AOL Broadband is just another version of AOL. It allows you to connect to their service at a higher rate. Your cable modem is always connected to the internet. You can use the internet, email, and instant messenger w/o AOL.

I've had similar problems. It's my belief that what's happening is AOL is taking the majority of your connection. When you run Kazaa, and then surf the net, Kazaa has priority over you IP. AOL, by design, does the same. Eventually you max out your speed and it all goes down hill from there. My...

I dunno why but I'm still hooked on Team Fortress. I never really got into Counter Strike. I think it pissed me off that every time I played the teams wouldn't do what they are suppose to do. I can't wait until TF2 and HL2 come out. I played Star Wars Galaxies for about a month then dropped...