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Thanks for the input all!

I thought it was self explanitory that I was referring to which was the better idea for preserving the life and performance of the battery.

When my battery is at 100% charge is it better to leave it in or take it out when connected to the AC adpater? What are the pros and cons of each? Thanks!

I've heard both sides of the story. Which is the best to do - take the battery out when plugged into the AC adapter or leave it in? (Granted the battery is at 100% charge) No cross posting of topics. The one you have in GH is the best place for this topic. esquared Anandtech senior...

Hey everyone. I was running a Nvidia Geforce 5200FX and then a Radeon 9200 (both 128MB, AGP cards). In the game Day of Defeat you can type a command that displays your FPS, real time, during the game. I had the maximum set at 100 and would basically get 100 throughout the entire game. My...

Thanks for the help. I did uninstall the ATI drivers before installing the nVidia one.

Hey everyone. I was running a Nvidia Geforce 5200FX and then a Radeon 9200 (both 128MB, AGP cards). In the game Day of Defeat you can type a command that displays your FPS, real time, during the game. I had the maximum set at 100 and would basically get 100 throughout the entire game. My...

I have two matching 256MB that came with my computer. When I start my computer, it says something like 'running in single-channel mode'. Does this mean it's only utilizing one stick? How do I change it, if so?

I have two hard drives. C: with Windows XP Home on it, and D: with my music. I wanted to completely erase C:, and reinstall Windows (the same copy I have currently installed) without touching D:. I chose to go through the process from the autorun menu when I popped the CD in. Later, I realized...

I have two hard drives. C: with Windows XP Home on it, and D: with my music. I wanted to completely erase C:, and reinstall Windows (the same copy I have currently installed) without touching D:. I chose to go through the process from the autorun menu when I popped the CD in. Later, I realized...