Recent content by imported_BlackMagic

Well... Think of it this way, There both available and I can get ahold of any of them. Same Price. Which one is better, I don't care if one is only better by a significant spec. I'm usually a fan of ATI but I'm going for performance and quality. Both being AGP as well... Also, Acanthus all...

I'm building my very own Ultimate Computer Gaming System, and the magical words are... Money is not an object. I'm still not sure about the Motherboard I'm getting but I know I already bought a AMD Athlon 64 FX-53, Socket 939. 2 GB of Cosair Memory, 2 WD 74 GB Raptor 10,000 RPM, Sound Blast...

I looked into using a flat head screwdriver but it still seems risky... Any other ways?

Well, This is the first time I have a Clear Side Panel so I decided to pull out all the stops, rounded cables, blue leds, ext. I also wanted to do some sleeving and seeing how its my first time I bought everything I would possibly needed, even though my PSU is a PC Power and Cooling 510 ATX...

I don't understand why everyone is debating this with me... Honestly, you can say I'm paranoid or whatever, I frankly don't care I came to this forum to ask if someone could help me with using an FDisk or GDisk or anything else that could wipe my computer clean. It doesn't matter wether I have...

All I know is that an FDISK.exe program will completely erase your HDD of all those leftover Datas, I just don't know which one to get and from where to get it. My Harddrive is a Western Digital 120 GB Caviar Edition Hard Drive and my Windows is Windows XP Home Edition.

Because, I just sold my old computer for 600 over ebay... And there are people out there with the skill to uncover hidden data left within a HDD after someone Quick Formats it... Its left there so that some Backup Softwares can recover them. So, people with enough of a know how can buy used...

I have the same problem as DrkCloud... Windows XP's Formatter? And I'm don't think that Deleting the Partion and Creating a new one even if you don't use a quick format while installing Windows XP would delete all the extra crap off an HDD, I think the only way to fully be sure that your HDD...

Does Windows XP Installation CD Delete all the extra data from a Hard Drive? Can it fully format a Hard Drive?