Recent content by SpaceWalker

I don't think you can run IIS on XP Home, XP Home does not have the requiered services to run IIS.

shows me the HTML

Harvey, your friend could have just reformated the drive in Fat32 and then have given it to you..

stock cooling, Warp11 Bios shows as 9700pro in device manage, running 351/325

480watt PSU is the minimum required, but when you add all the other power hungry parts a 650watt PSU is a much better idea..

fine here on my 3 XP computers...

Check This out..

Very intersting, Instead of having cd's around, you can have a bunch of thumb drives for OS installation. for that matter, you could use XPLite and install the Lite verion of XP on a thumbdrive.

Hopefully This will point you in the right direction.

try bending the clip thing out a bit...not far enough to break it, but enough to give it that click...

Again excluding the 10% of us who use this forum. Compared to the avarage computer, these are Ultimate Gaming Machines....

Have owned...Still own....and would get another one in a heart beat, for some one else...I build my own now... My current Alienwares are no longer original, been upgraded thru out the years... BTW, I used to work there, Best job I've ever had, but got laid off after Sept. 11th, I did Phone...

List some system specs

according to this chart, going from the 9500pro to a 9600xt is not really an upgrade, more like an even trade... Some other links: http://www.rage3d.com/content/reviews/video/ati9600xt/ http://www.sudhian.com/showdocs.cfm?aid=446&pid=1598

My 9500 scored 4263. and that's with my P4 2.0. not with my current P4 2.6. So yeah your score seems pretty low. A moderatly overclocked 9500pro is more than a match to a 9600xt. Only when you overclock the 9600XT does it beat the 9500 PRO and only by a slim lead. Not too shaby for a card tat...