no but the dvd maker in vista looks interesting but so far have only used it to
burn a data disk of a customers stuff.
At 02:40 PM 9/7/2006, Jim Edwards Poked the stick with:
>Ever use the windows record to cd' utility? Sucks mucho ass hat. I used movie
>maker for small utility type stuff and yo
Ever use the windows record to cd' utility? Sucks mucho ass hat. I used
movie maker for small utility type stuff and you might want to also. :)
At 9/5/2006 10:34 AM, FORC5 wrote:
did the job, am able to take a snap shot anywhere along the clip, you da
man. Movie maker looks like nice stuff, I w
Nor would I given it has or can be added a few bells &
whistles like
Gigabit LAN, SD reader, Bluetooth and 64MB video RAM.
'tis odd that laptop video is still not getting proper
upgradabilty
since ATI has incorporated common pin "Flexfit" into
every chip since
the M9/Radeon 9000 up to current o
For IE6. Google's popup blocker is also supposed to be good.
j maccraw wrote:
Why bother when you have a search built-in to FF for
google? Not too
mention the 20 or so others I've added w/o bloat for
everything from
Ebay to reverse 411 listings. ;)
Ben Ruset wrote:
But at least they're web
Why bother when you have a search built-in to FF for
google? Not too
mention the 20 or so others I've added w/o bloat for
everything from
Ebay to reverse 411 listings. ;)
Ben Ruset wrote:
> But at least they're web apps.
>
> And the Google toolbar is less crapware than
Yahoo's.
>
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LOL, *smacks head* duh! ;)
Hunter, Gary wrote:
> Yea I really like it but I want something that I can
easily take into
> work as well, this wouldn't fit in my laptop case
;-)
>
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Yea I really like it but I want something that I can easily take into
work as well, this wouldn't fit in my laptop case ;-)
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Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 1:26 PM
To: The Hardware List
Subject:
OK, understood though you could add a removable tray
to it and still
have 3 slots for extra online storage. This is where I
am heading ASAP
but looking for an 8 bay version if possible.
Hunter, Gary wrote:
> That cetainly looks nice, but I'm really after a
single HD unit to use
> for backups.
>
This is silly, the best possible CPU performance has no way to utilise the
best possible GPU performance?
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From: "Hayes Elkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 8:12 AM
Subject: RE: [H] Core2 - which chipset?
946x officially support co
never had a problem with WD replacement, EVER. or Maxtor.
Seagate charges for advance replacement and Hitachi NO advance replacement.
At 05:31 PM 9/6/2006, Hunter, Gary Poked the stick with:
>Wds warranty policy sucks though on anything but raptors/scsi. I had 2
>400g new drives go dead. Did the
RD600 has been confirmed as only being used by DFI :(
Intel been playing heavy with the mobo manufacturers and only DFI have had
the balls to stand up to them
Shame as DFIs are great if you like spending 90% of your life in the BIOS ^^
Regards,
Jason Tozer
Database Analyst
London
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At 12:08 PM 07/09/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
965 and 975 are basically the 2 of choice and there is hardly anything
between the two.
Ok, thanks.
T
946x officially support core2, not 945 according to intel at least.
The only chipset that officially supports DDR2-800 ram is the x965 chipsets.
The flagship 975 does not.
However, no chipset out yet supports DDR2-800 and SLI/crossfire. Ironically
AMD's ATI will be releasing the RD600 chipset
965 and 975 are basically the 2 of choice and there is hardly anything
between the two.
Regards,
Jason Tozer
Database Analyst
London
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Thane
Sherrington
Sent: 07 September 2006 16:05
To: hardwa
I see Asus has Core 2 motherboards with the following chipsets:
945G, 945P, and 965P. Is there one that is massively better than the rest?
T
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