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It sounds like a problem with your Router or modem/ISP. Can you ping the interent? Call your intraweb company and ask them to run a line scan.

What latecy are you getting from speedtest? I would be pointing my finger at the splitter tho.

1. The fans connect to the same type of plug as the cd drive a molex. 5. I dont think they are either just connect on to one pin and the other to the other.

No not unless you were to make the move to c2d which would mean you would at least upgrade your motherboard.

Use Liqiud Oxygen. Really you should stay with air cooling.

My Pentium M 1.88ghz would kill a Celeron 3.6ghz, clock speed is nothing.

What you doing with them ;)

1. A 10mb NIC would run your 8mb connection fine. 2. Hard drive space is not a measure of performance, the pentium 3 I am typing this on has a 120gb and is USELESS on my 20mb internet. 3. When choosing a computer pick one that has a hard drive (duh I know), that 2nd dell you chose had a hard...

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1. Either upgrade the antenna or 2. If you can run a cat5 cable use another access point or 3. Use a wireless bridge. I would use a combination of 1 and 2.

Virgin Media (NTL) is a CABLE SERVICE no ADSL lines/modems.

What is the processor in the system? That 250gb drive would do very little to help speed. XP will run slowly on 256mb therfore if you have a spare RAM slot then you should put a 512mb stick in it. If your CPU is at 100% then that will be the bottleneck. You should try runnning the performance...

There should be a reset button on the back or bottom of it, hold the button in for 30 seconds and it should be restored to factory default settings.

Have you done any recent hardware/software updates or modified any drivers?

Yeh try reinstalling it and if that doesnt work install the older version and see if it does then.

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/graphics/charts.html?modelx=33&model1=719&model2=718&chart=275 Wouldnt reccomend going higher than a 7800gt Just remember to but PCI-E not AGP or PCI

Never said you couldn't. Dont work on carpet. :eek:

Two somewhat easy things to test without tooling around flashing the BIOS or messing with the mobo.

Hopefully not. That will be the voltage. I know a dimension 5000 has a 305 watt one and if that is the case with yours you will be quite limited by what you can upgrade to.

You will need to open the case. The power supply is the the unit where the power cord plugs into the machine there will be a white sticker on the side of it.