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Couldn't agree more. Very nice speedyink. :cool:

:rolleyes:

Cache is an area on the hard disc of a computer where web pages and page elements (graphics etc) are stored when a page is downloaded from the Internet. If a page is revisited and the page, or elements of the page, are still held in cache then the computer will use the cache version to save time...

My wife says yes. :eek:

The only one i've ever used is Universal Document Converter, but there are many available, the link to Universal Document Converter is: http://www.print-driver.com/howto/converting/convert_microsoft_word_doc_file_to_jpeg.htm Also you could google the keyword "word to jpeg" There...

8500GT is basically a 8400GS except for the 8400GS is 64bit and the 8500GT runs at 128bit with twice the memory bandwidth. Anyways, as far as your question goes, I think the 8400GS are great for the price, if you dont intend to mess with applications or games that require the ultimate in...

Try enabling WPA passphrase encryption rather than WEP in your router settings. WPA > WEP anyday. :D

I like Lucent Orinoco cards, very reliable plus work right off the bat without any configuring, additionally they include the MC antenna jack for adding the external antenna. Very nice cards, and very affordable, just check around ebay and google for orinoco gold card. These are the most...

Yes its not really called unpartitioning, its more resizing as mentioned, I would probably just use Partition magic to remove the old partition and merge the free space with your existing partition. It's pretty simple to do, just make sure you backup everything you want to save. Better to be...

Well rather than give you a brief explanation and leave you confused-- if you're using Windows XP, I would suggest reviewing this pcstats article: http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleID=1491 and if you're still stuck after reviewing those resources, I would be more than happy to...

I'd say either a) sell them cheap locally in the newspaper etc. or if money is not an issue, b) donate them to somewhere, a daycare center, a kids center, a school. I am a big fan of donating hardware to the needy folks when I can afford to. To date I given away about 30 complete...

Kornowski has the right idea. I would go with Corsair ram. They make very solid parts and you cant go wrong with a lifetime guarantee. I have Corsair in all 3 of my Desktops at home. -thetux

Quake 3 > Counter Strike :P

Of course there's a way to do it! Do some googling on Linux Dual Boot Tutorials, etc. :) It's just a matter of setting your partitions up properly and lilo or grub boot manager. It's pretty simple if you follow the documentation, of which you'll find hundreds of tutorials around google.

I agree with Daemon Tools, i've used it for a long time. Never had a problem. :P

Jeez, Very cool though. :)

I have to agree, I enjoy having the space of two monitors. You wont really notice any lack in performance that i've noticed. I've used dual monitor setups for about 4-5 years now. I really think they are convenient.

I would try LiveCD before ever installing to hd.

I still play quake 3 quite regularly. Call of Duty is fun, too. I havent played World of Warcraft yet. Other than that, Poker ;)

check out www.dslreports.com as well for speed reports in certain areas, just test your speed, and compare it to others in your area afterwards, also the forum someone in your area may have some valuable info. Do some basic googling if you're looking for specific differences in advertised...