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Hey everyone, I am about to by a computer but want to make sure it will be fast enough for what I want. Please tell me. It is an Asus computer. Will I be able to run games such as CoD4, BF2142, BF2, and GRID at max settings? Processor: Intel® Core™ i7 Processor Speed: 2.66GHz Cache Memory...

You should probably get a bigger desk with that kind of monitor FatalityTech. lol

Well, your friend is wrong, very wrong. I am going to answer some of your questions... First off, the iMac has great messaging quality, when your friend said it only has msn that is so wrong. The mac features a program called iChat which supports AOL AIM, Bonjour, and MSN and lets you switch...

Well, your friend is wrong, very wrong. I am going to answer some of your questions... First off, the iMac has great messaging quality, when your friend said it only has msn that is so wrong. The mac features a program called iChat which supports AOL AIM, Bonjour, and MSN and lets you switch...

Not really, I have had a couple problems with my Powerbook G4, but it is a 2003 and very slow, only 1GHz. I crashed it a couple times cause i was trying to do more than it could process. but the new models are amazing. My dad has a 24" iMac, wicked fast, no problems. He loves it.

Macs are great business computers. They are horrible at gaming but are amazing at photo, video, music, and browsing the internet. There are alot of good things like... I have never gotten a virus on mine. They arent invulnerable but they are close to it. theya re extremely fast. They have a...

Yes. You can either back up your files via .mac account ( has a free back up disk ), or if he has Time Capsule ( which serves as both a external HD and a internet router ) you can connect to that and save your files. Both methods have worked for me. Hope that helps :-)

Also, make sure you power supply is strong enough to run your new rig well. Hope that helps.

Is it plugged in? Lol

Someone please help me on my computer build. I really dislike talking via forums so if someone could contact me on my AIM account that would be nice. Screen Name: Detnationdrummer

These are the available options for video cards at hp.com. Which should I choose? 256MB NVIDIA GeForce 9300, DVI-I, VGA adapter,HDMI 512MB NVIDIA GeForce 9500GS, DVI-I, VGA, HDMI 768MB NVIDIA GeForce 9600GS, DVI-I, VGA, HDMI 1GB NVIDIA GeForce 9800GT, 2 DVI, HDMI adapter

These are the available options at hp.com. Which should I choose? 256MB NVIDIA GeForce 9300, DVI-I, VGA adapter,HDMI 512MB NVIDIA GeForce 9500GS, DVI-I, VGA, HDMI 768MB NVIDIA GeForce 9600GS, DVI-I, VGA, HDMI 1GB NVIDIA GeForce 9800GT, 2 DVI, HDMI adapter

I am sure it is 9800GT by NVIDIA. Check the HP.com website and customize it and it will be there. But is it good? Please let me know.

Ok, thanks!

Wow. I am so stoked now! I can't wait to order it!

Ya, most of the ones in the videos are those Acer Monitors and the click or push something on the underside of the monitor and then something else and it switches.

I will be keeping it clean because I wont be using the internet on it except for downloading patches and stuff. I don't want to risk getting viruses. That is why I am keeping my Mac. So overall I am looking at a really good system?

How good is the card that I have right now (the 9800GT) cause I am ordering it with my computer and the company I am buying it from only has a couple options. That was the best one. So will it run most settings on high/veryhigh and anti-aliasing x8?

I don't know, it is unclear in their videos. But I was think about eventually hooking my mac that I use for school onto the same monitor so I could switch. Maybe even hook up my Wii to it. But is there a program you download or something for it to switch? How do you even hook mulitple systems up...

Actually I checked the XPSs and they were real expensive! He must have bought it used or maybe just got one hell of a deal. But my configuration will run very smoothly and beautifuly?