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i have a un-intergrated multimedia card but it still makes noises when hardware is used, i thought it had to do with power not being intergrated

is there something wrong with yours? why would you need to put a new one in?

just put in a second hard drive and copy the files over in dos

i really have no clue, i hate when my stuff does that, but it's always my disk that's messed up, i get free ones so they like doing stuff like that to me

I don't know when MS is coming out with a 64-bit compatible OS, but i believe some people have made some linux distros that can support it.

i was looking to do some gaming, so i think i need a P4 or some type of AMD

:D

Borrow one, pretty much everyone has one now

what brand of burner are you using and what band of disks are you using? could it be due to low quality on one of those ends?

I have an HP Pavilion 750c with no mobo or cpu, i have everything else for it. I don't want to put much money into it but i want 2.0ghz or better. What do you recommend me getting trying to stay under 150ish? I don't know about AMD processors, but if thier cheaper i want to get one of those. but...

well if he's going through a router now and the router assigns the IP he must be geting the same IP from the router

I just taped up mine with electrical tape a while back when i was bored one day and i think you can buy little letter stickers for your keyboard if you paint it

i just leave mine on

those look alrigth rating wise, i don't really know much about lite on. but the burner you're looking at seems to be double layer: "DVD+R DL 2.4X" double layer is the thing of the furture, basically you can burn twice as much on a double layer disk sony makes a good one too...

I've heard AMD runs a little hot which could end up slowing your machine down, is this true? or just buy a fan with the money you're saving on the cpu? ;)

high buffer speeds are good, don't quote me on it but it's basically the memory between the hard drive and the laser, so if you're burning a CD and your HDD slows down the burning process won't stop because the data is stored in the buffer. If you're getting a CD-RW Drive might as well get a...

make sure you get a double layer DVD burner

a broadband phone? you have to talk to your broadband phone service provider about that one

Are you saying there is such thing as a PII Celeron? I've never see anything like that and i don't see how it could work like that.

ah, yes of course, one of those ;) it's either a celeron or a PII Your Motherboard may not be able to support 256MB of Ram, my old compaq can only support 128