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hey i just bought: SMC EZ Connect 802.11b Wireless Access Point and a USB adaptor for wireless... my current setup is a 4 port hub, with the cable modem connected to the uplink, and 2 different computers connected to the hub, using DHCP (with 2 different IP addresses). would it work if i...

woah that fixed it, thanks.

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yah, all the software drivers are the same, and so are the settings in win2k. i havent benchmarked, but the FPS is lower in counter-strike. havent messed with the bios yet either, what settings would be good?

hey for some wierd reason I get a significantly higher FPS, with the same video card (radeon LE 7500)... on my 1 GHZ AMD thunderbird (with ecs k7s5a mobo, 512 ddr ram, win2k), than i get with the my new 1.8 ghz P4 northwood (with asus p4t-e , 512mb pc800 ram, win2k). does anyone know whats...

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thats odd, in the BIOS it says it has a front side bus of 100, with a multiplier of 18, but wcpuid shows something else.. im using an asus p4t-e

woops had it overclocked and didnt even know...

yeah..i'm at default voltage. i should be, i didnt do any overclocking or anything. and im using asus probe. readings are: CPU Temperature: 48 C MB Temperature: 22 C CPU Fan: 3229 +12V: 12.038 +5V: 5.08 +3.3V: 3.296 VCore: 1.456 WCPUID info: internal clock: 1807.99 system clock: 113.00...

yo, my northwood 1.8A idle temperatures are 47 degrees celsius, with default HSF and default thermal paste. the motherboard temperatures are at 23C. you guys have any suggestions of how to decrease the temperatures, cause they're really annoying, since at max load the temperatures go up as high...

hey is it possible to split a partition into two different partitions (taking the free space, and making a new partition) without losing the information on the hard drive?

ouch, i have 48 degrees celsius idle, non overclocked, using the default HSF and default thermal pad that was on it. if i wanted to add arctic silver on instead for better temperatures, how would i remove the default thermal pad on it?

so..there is no way to have a secure way to share files/printer with my setup? so the best solution is to get a reuter?

oh ok, what if i wanted seperate IP addresses?

hey do you guys consider the following a safe network setup? equipment: 2 PC's, both running win2k, one NIC each one hub one cable modem- DHCP setup: both pc's connect directly to the hub cable modem connected to uplink of hub I was once told before that this setup wasnt very safe with having...