http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16812101121
As long as you are sure your PSU will otherwise conform to ATX 2.0 standards, then I believe the above link is what you need.
Looks pretty awesome. I have a P5W and I like it very much. The only thing I would add is perhaps a change in video card to fully take advantage of some of the features of the P5W. I am sure the nvidia card is pretty sweet but perhaps you can consider a pair of ATI x1950XTX's or something...
Honestly, I don't know what the best/easiest method is. I would maybe start with clearing out your startup folder. Maybe you'll be lucky and the problem was just with a program that loads at startup.
Take a look at: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316434 It seems a bit involved but this...
Have you performed any driver updates or changes just prior to your system freaking out?
Perhaps a driver for some device has been corrupted and needs to be reinstalled in safe mode.
Are there any performance benefits from running 2x 1GB DDR2 modules instead of 4x 512MB? Any particular configuration better than the other?
Thanks,
Mike
The decoder I'm using is whatever is installed with PowerDVD v6. I don't recall having this issue on my previous windows installation with the same PowerDVD install.
Lately I have had issues with my video and display in general and I can't seem to diagnose the source. Both TV and DVD movies have issues with white balance. Games and the desktop all look great, but the tv (i have a leadtek PVR2000) and movies don't look good. The image is a bit grainy (which i...
I have a couple of general questions. About 2 weeks ago my p4 system fried itself. I have no idea what happend actually, other than my comp started turning itself on and off again very quickly and then I smelled the horrible odor of burning plastic. The south bridge of my P4B had a melt down...
Never had a problem with ghosting with a dell monitor and they are generally considered top class monitors. (I play HL2, BF2, jedi knight II/academy, etc.) I have a 2005fpw and I love it. What a great monitor and you can get it for a great price with coupons + a sale. I got mine for little...
Are you sure? I would imagine aluminum heat spreaders would have a higher rate of transfer of heat to the surrounding air than the ram chip material would. In other words, I think aluminum would give up heat more readily than the ram chip ceramic.
Any heatspreader isn't spreading heat out...
What dell site are you looking at? I see it for $699 (which is way expensive, it was about $500 a couple of weeks ago without rebates/coupons)
Coupons aren't on the dell site. Check the hotdeals forum, coupons are posted there on a regular basis. Google for other sites that post coupons...
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