Recent content by Ketherx

I'm not sure what it was. It was at ABC Warehouse. It was a standalone subwoofer. I don't really care what kind it is. I just want cheap and working. I hate having surround sound and no bass, it's terrible, haha.

Is there any way to fix or replace it or is it SOL? Thanks for any help.

The cheapest sub around here is $100.

Nuts, I don't have it. Looks like it's $100, unless I can find one cheap at a garage sale or something

I have an old RT2250 subwoofer (RCA), and I now have a Sony Receiver that is supposed to use one of those powered subwoofers with the one cable connection. Is there anyway I can use the RCA sub I for the newer receiver? I don't feel like paying $100 for something that might work. Thanks for any...

Never mind, I figured it out :)

Are these two not compatible together? Motherboard: http://www.newegg.com/Product/...x?Item=N82E16813131249 DVD Drive: http://www.newegg.com/Product/...x?Item=N82E16827151161 My computer boots up just fine, but it says that my drive isn't ATAPI compatible or something. What's wrong exactly?

Probably because DDR3 is crazy expensive for not much of a performance boost.

Maybe he meant WindowsME

^^ wow lol. Least you fixed it!

Oh man I must be really tired! I totally didn't notice I posted this is the wrong section! Thanks for helping me out even though I screwed up.

Well, I found it on this one. It's right next the led connectors. The last one I built didn't have one named speaker or anything so I had no idea where to put it. This one has one named speaker on the mb.

Okie dokie. Well, he wants something cheaper than a 780G, but I'll get something along those lines. Thanks.

I've the manuals over 5x and I can't seem to find out where to put the system speaker that comes with the case. This is the 3rd computer I've built, but I still haven't been able to find out where it actually goes. Help?

I know most of you are going to say video card, but I'm building a computer for my friend who's going to use it just for surfing the web, music, pictures, and whatnot. Should I just get him a cheap video card for that or just use the onboard video?