Recent content by Needles

Surely its a viable solution to having massively hot mobile Nvidia and ATI gPU's and their airplane sounding fans.

Why would you carry water and a pump on board? It would be a closed system like a car's coolant and radiator system. The pump would be built into the laptop and ork off of the battery.

Has anyone come up with a watercooling solution for laptops? Maybe I'm being naive but it doesn't seem that difficult to engineer. Rather then water, coolant could be used. The lid could have small fins on it to allow the coolant to release some heat. A little pump would push the coolant around...

I have WinXP Pro and ZoneAlarm Pro (latest version). I am trying to use a webcam with .NET Messenger over the internet. Zonealarm won't let the video stream through from my computer to the recipient. If I close Zonealarm then there is no problem but obviously this deefeats the purpose of having...

I would like to try my hand at watercooling my P4, Geforce 4 system. I'm pretty sure I wanna buy a kit rather than individual parts and I've been reading up on watercooling for a while now. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what manufacturer I go with and is there a kit that also caters for...

I have the same problem with my 4400 and WinXP Pro. I try to run 3D Mark 2001 and it locks up when it gets to the light count. I've also experienced problems playing Grand Prix 4. I get BSOD's with this. I also sometimes get a lot of slowdown in the XP aquarium screensaver. I've ordered a...

Hi I have a box with 2 network cards running W2k Server and Exchange 2k. One network card has an IP address of 192.168.10.6. The other card has an IP address of 192.168.11.6. All email traffic is sent from the server to a default gateway on the .10 range. I have been getting a problem where...

I have a P4S333. The OS is WinXP Pro. SIS just released a new agp driver - agp110.exe. When I run the executable I get a DOS window that states the program is to big for the memory. Any idea how I install this driver update? Thanks in advance.

I am running XP Pro on my system and I will be changing out the mobo, CPU, MEM and graphics card. I know I will probably have to reactivate my OS, but will I have to reinstall it?? With Windows 2000 you had to do a reinstall of the OS for motherboard changes to be recognized. Is this the same...

I give it 9 months. Basically the same OS as Windows 2000. Similiar programming language is used for games. All you have to do is fool the games into thinking the pc hardware is an XBOX's.

Does anyone know of a good online UK based hardware retailer. I've got an order in with Komplett but a lot of the stuff I want, like PC2700 DDR, they won't have for a few weeks. What I'm after is a P4 1.8 (Northwood), 512MB PC2700 DDR, Geforce 4 4400, and a good mobo. I ideally want the Soyo...

I live in England and we have the data protection act here. Does Microsoft's activation process break that act and therefore the law? BTW, I use W2K. The only way I'd use XP is if they got rid of the activation.

One of my user's at work has a problem with her mailbox. I want to build her a new one as this should eliminate the errors she is having. The only problem I have is is there anyway to transfer all her emails (including her saved and archived ones) from her existing mailbox to her new mailbox?

Yeah we've got a trust set up. What I failed to notice was that in to the one domain we use static ip addressing and in the other we use DHCP. Once I changed the static mapping to dhcp it logged on to the other domain with no problems. Thanks anyway.