Recent content by imported_marklar

Um, I may be new here, but isn't using a geocities site to back up your statement kind of like asking a random 4 year old? If not, then I have just discovered a shocking truth :the Earth is flat.

It will probably come down gradually over the next month or two. If you need it for a new rig, or won't have time after school starts, I say get it now. At the very least, you'll get that much more time to enjoy it. If you just plan to drop it into an existing system, it might be worth it to wait.

For people like myself, that's good advice. But some of the people on these boards upgrade so often that they'll already be on yet another CPU before this happens.

It may depend on your motherboard, but, at least on my abit, it goes in just like a SODIMM on a laptop. You slide the appropriate card edge into the contacts of the socket at a 30-45 degree angle to the motherboard. Then, you press the card flat into the socket, while pressing it into the...

It's easy to adjust a high resolution mouse to move slower. The resolution simply allows for smoother movement at higher mouse speeds, so a higher resolution mouse is more versatile. The Logitech gaming mice even have buttons for sensitivity adjustment on the mouse itself, for adjustment on the fly.

You definitely want to check out www.projectorcentral.com. They have a lot of information and reviews for front projection systems.

Don't forget that AMD will start using new sockets some time next year, so your window for upgrades is still limited. Do dual-core Opterons really outperform dual-socket systems? With Opteron, each socket has its own dual-channel memory, so a dual-socket system has twice the main memory...

And using comparably priced video cards will bring the cost to $200 less. I mean, who uses a 6800 Ultra with a 2.8GHz Pentium D?