Re: [H] to or not to that is the quuestion....

[jedwards]

If you saw the back end interface of mailman Many choices to not get
right. Anyway, hardware@hardwaregroup.com is a addy and I will add the [H]
back. There is a donate button on http://www.hardwaregroup.com website. It
goes directly to hosting fees. Or use this link;
http://www.dreamhost.com/donate.cgi?id=8858

> OK. Jim? What is the proper To: address for the LIST?
> And, will the List server be sticking the "[H]" back into the
> thread subjects?
> Best,
> Duncan
>
> At 17:56 11/20/2007 -0800, you wrote:
>>Hi Jeff, list back to semi-normal.
>>
>> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> >
>
>

Re: [H] Nero 7 ?

[FORC5]

May be Nero is using a lot of cpu time, if I turn OFF DNETC Nero runs perfect. 
Never ahd DNETC mess with anything b4 ( ever )
thanks
fp

At 10:36 AM 11/20/2007, Rick Glazier Poked the stick with:
>I just had trouble when Nero (something) did not understand what a .mov file 
>was...
>
>Are the picture files absolutely standard and not damaged?
>
> Rick Glazier
>
>From: "FORC5" 
>>Try to do a slide show and program locks up. any clues ?
>

-- 
Tallyho ! ]:8)
Taglines below !
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Rap is to music as Etch-A-Sketch is to art.

[H] Learning to fix a Mac

[Thane Sherrington]

I'm thinking I may have to learn out to repair Macs, since there are 
more than three in town now. :)  Does anyone have any good 
suggestions on books to learn Mac repair and a suggestion on a cheap 
Mac I can practice on?


T

[H] Video Card Question

[James Maki]

First, so glad to be back on the list! I was really missing the posts.

Now, I have a PCI-e x16, Gigabyte Radeon X600 video card that is giving me
some problems. I have had to underclock to prevent artifacts and Civ 4 from
crashing my system. So, I am looking for a new card (for Christmas?) and am
befuddled by all the choices and varieties. Most of the hardware review
sites focus on the gaming community. Other than Civ 4, I do little gaming.
Perhaps a new game a Christmas will peak my interest. 

I am currently running a dual monitor setup with a 19" LCD (dvi)in landscape
mode and a 15" (VGA) in portrait mode. Tom's Hardware list had a chart with
models from ATI and nVidia groups according to performance and suggested
getting a new model ONLY if you could jump at least 3 groups. My question
is, with my seemingly modest needs and with the X600 meeting thoses needs at
the present, what would be a good "upgrade" for this card? I am running XP
pro with NO intention of a Vista upgrade in the near future. Important
issues would be a card that is not prone to overheating or with a loud fan. 

Suggestions?

Thanks,

Jim Maki
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [H] an apology

[Mark Dodge]

We have been doing that from the get-go..

Mark


-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joe User
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2007 5:58 PM
To: The Hardware List
Subject: Re[2]: [H] Re: an apology

OK if you guys start drooling and slobbering, I'm out.


-- 
Regards,
 joeuser - Still looking for the 'any' key...

Re: [H] Video Card Question

[zaske]

Degraded performance IMHO is very rare because when any of the 
electronics fail it stops working. Sounds like you have a centimeter of 
dust covering the thing. Time to clean out the dust bunnies my friend! 
Happy turkey day!



James Maki wrote:

First, so glad to be back on the list! I was really missing the posts.

Now, I have a PCI-e x16, Gigabyte Radeon X600 video card that is giving me
some problems. I have had to underclock to prevent artifacts and Civ 4 from
crashing my system. So, I am looking for a new card (for Christmas?) and am
befuddled by all the choices and varieties. Most of the hardware review
sites focus on the gaming community. Other than Civ 4, I do little gaming.
Perhaps a new game a Christmas will peak my interest. 


I am currently running a dual monitor setup with a 19" LCD (dvi)in landscape
mode and a 15" (VGA) in portrait mode. Tom's Hardware list had a chart with
models from ATI and nVidia groups according to performance and suggested
getting a new model ONLY if you could jump at least 3 groups. My question
is, with my seemingly modest needs and with the X600 meeting thoses needs at
the present, what would be a good "upgrade" for this card? I am running XP
pro with NO intention of a Vista upgrade in the near future. Important
issues would be a card that is not prone to overheating or with a loud fan. 


Suggestions?

Thanks,

Jim Maki
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


  

Re: [H] Video Card Question

[James Maki]

Already checked. Fan working and dust bunny free! Case, filters, temps and
fans all check out. 

Thanks for playing and have an enjoyable Turkey Day yourself!

Jim

> -Original Message-
> From:  zaske
 
> Degraded performance IMHO is very rare because when any of the 
> electronics fail it stops working. Sounds like you have a 
> centimeter of 
> dust covering the thing. Time to clean out the dust bunnies 
> my friend! 
> Happy turkey day!
> 
> 

[H] T-Day

[Jeff Lane]

Hi everyone,

Great to be back.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING to all of you and your families.

Jeff and Johanna

Re: [H] T-Day

[Veech]

Yes, happy Thanksgiving to all..  (and a quick test to see if this posts 
once, twice or not at all..)


- Original Message - 
From: "Jeff Lane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "The Hardware List" 
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2007 6:31 PM
Subject: [H] T-Day


Hi everyone,

Great to be back.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING to all of you and your families.

Jeff and Johanna

Re: [H] T-Day

[Jeff Lane]

Once, Veech.


Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2007 9:20 PM
Subject: Re: [H] T-Day


Yes, happy Thanksgiving to all..  (and a quick test to see if this posts 
once, twice or not at all..)


- Original Message - 


Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2007 6:31 PM
Subject: [H] T-Day


Hi everyone,

Great to be back.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING to all of you and your families.

Jeff and Johanna

Re: [H] Learning to fix a Mac

[Rick Glazier]

I happened to see this link. See what you think...



 Rick Glazier

From: "Thane Sherrington" <
I'm thinking I may have to learn out to repair Macs, since there are 
more than three in town now. :)  Does anyone have any good 
suggestions on books to learn Mac repair and a suggestion on a cheap 
Mac I can practice on?