For normal in-house wiring to ONLY PHONES Cat-5 or 6 is a little over-kill.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category_3_cable
That might be hard to find though and I never priced it.
I'm still using the old ATT 4 wire stuff. I bought a 1000' spool of it.
My house was pre-wired when built with a 6 or
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Rick,
Thanks. Like you, I am 'once burnt, twice shy!'
I may still have to upgrade from the on-board Realtek NIC to a plug-in
Intel NIC sometime in the future. I find the Realtek website is getting
really confusing lately. So many OS choices! But, as the LAN continues
to work fine.
I will
Ditto here, used MS update video drivers for my nVidia card once, never again.
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I've used MS update provided video drivers and been hosed in the past...
I take their advise into consideration, but mostly ingore their hardware
updates
and go to the manufacture..
Rick Glazier
If you see damage, corrosion, or bad workmanship all over the place
then all new is the obvious way to go. I made a living following around
people that did bad work. (Still do.)
Use the best wire you can afford.
FWIW: Redesign the plan...
I brought my phone lines into the house and made
The way to go:
Cordless... phone... 5Ghz... done.
On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 03:45:29PM -0500, Rick Glazier wrote:
If you see damage, corrosion, or bad workmanship all over the place
then all new is the obvious way to go. I made a living following around
people that did bad work. (Still do.)
One of the monitors must have a Display Port connection and I'm not sure
the adapter situation is straight just yet. Also, I don't think
1600x1200 will cut it but it's possible. What are they? Cathode ray?
On 2/10/2010 6:11 PM, Bino Gopal wrote:
Don't know if you're into it, but I've been
One 5850 will drive 3 monitors but one must have a Display port
connection and all 3 monitors have to be running the same resolution so
your 30 display would have to be set to 1920x1200 like your 24 ones.
On 2/10/2010 8:39 PM, Winterlight wrote:
I have a couple of Asus 4970s running three
Bryan,
Understand. I have one. Still need lines for dsl and ADT.
Not completely troglodyte.
Duncan
On 02/11/2010 16:14, Bryan Seitz wrote:
The way to go:
Cordless... phone... 5Ghz... done.
On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 03:45:29PM -0500, Rick Glazier wrote:
If you see damage, corrosion, or bad
Hey Stan,
Not sure I understand what you mean by I don't think 1600x1200 will cut it
but it's possible...? Are you trying to say that's too many pixels or the
reverse...? *confused*
In my case, the monitors are 20 Dell flat-panel LCDs, two 2001FPs and one
2007FP and I read you can use a
Oh yeah I spose those are important hehe! ;)
On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 05:11:05PM -0500, DSinc wrote:
Bryan,
Understand. I have one. Still need lines for dsl and ADT.
Not completely troglodyte.
Duncan
On 02/11/2010 16:14, Bryan Seitz wrote:
The way to go:
Cordless... phone... 5Ghz...
This video article is old but it's a pretty good review of the
technology and how it's hooked up and Catalyst is setup. Good luck and
let us know about your experience if you decide to do it.
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2009/09/28/amds_ati_eyefinity_technology_review/
On 2/11/2010 4:34
We had a room on a slab. Hard to fish.
Cordless works great, but we still have our old wired phones from
25 years ago and are on our third sets of cordless ones...
Can't win...
Rick Glazier
From: Bryan Seitz Phone-internal?
The way to go:
Cordless... phone... 5Ghz... done.
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