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you can chat with an hp techie at hp.com: http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/contact/chat_1.html

you can find the rest of the battery backups at: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications...ory_slc.asp?Sort=0&Nav=|c:234|&Recs=30

I have found a couple at tigerdirect.com: 1) http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications...etails.asp?EdpNo=261661&Tab=2&NoMapp=0 $229.99 because it has a $500,000 connected warranty, and 65-135 full load run time but only has 2 outlets. 2)...

Look at the stats on the box or internet they will tell you everything you want to know. In terms of pixles per second, memory clock, core clock, max resolution, that sort of thing.

I know a lot about computers and am very good at troubleshooting. I did however just join anand tech today so I am not farmiliar with the lingo. I generaly help people I know through AIM. I was just trying to help, but if you are so stuck up and full of yourself that you ar going to try to...

I don't know what ubuntu is but try doing a search on google for this type of problem and see if anyone has any advise.

what about my other questions?

well my mistake. oops. I looked on the intel site before and i could have sworn i saw that the celerons were dual core but i guess my eyes decieved me. Thank you for setting me strait. I always want to know as much as i can and have it be right. so thank you. Edit: the link really helped...

What kind of sound is coming out of the speakers? What is folding@home? What do you mean 41c? Do you have a heat sink and fan on the processor? Does your case have proper ventalation? If you turn on your computer and don't open games does it lock up after a while? Did you do any research...

So wait. The pentium D and the celeron D are not both Dual cores? So the celeron D is Celeron Decent? what does that mean? What makes a Celeron D Different from A regular Celeron? Be sides the fact that is has 64-bit exended memory tech is there any thing else? Are you Sure that it only has...

thanks. Good luck.

go to the website for the videocard and check if it requires a certain watt power supply and then see if the power supply meets this need and if it originally comes with enought 4-pin connectors for all your drives and your videocard. (if the card requires a 4-pin connector)

If you really want just a cheap computer that doesn't matter how fast it is, at tiger direct.com you can get a intel 2.53ghz dual core celeron with windows XP home, 256 MB of ddr pc-2700 ram, 80 gig hard drive, CD-RW 52x52x32x, integrated audio, video and lan, 56k modem, 250 watt poweer supply...