Mortiorchis

Try going into network properties and making a network bridge out of the two. It should share the load.

Well...Comcast may have high speeds, but they also have those invisible caps on how much you can download a month. But god how I would love those speeds, compared to my shit which is supposed to be rated 3/256: :::.. Download Stats ..::: Connection is:: 898 Kbps about 0.9 Mbps (tested with 579 KB) Download Speed is:: 110 KB/sec Tested From:: http://www.testmy.net/ Bottom Line:: 16 times faster than 56K you can download 1MB in 9.31 second(s) Validation Link:: https://testmy.net/cgi-bin/get.cgi?Test_ID=K4OO03Y9J

Ohh dear god! That thing is a badass! I wish I could get a case like that one. It's so damn sexy! Now I just need to save up for a good couple months...

For all you non-quicktime people, I thought that the website had a preview for it, and yah, Bush's statements are hilarious. http://www.fahrenheit911.com

Besides, Intel is having issues with increasing the speeds of their processors, especially with heat and such with only a stock heatsink. They've even said themselves that they're running out of ways to boost the clock speeds on modern architectures; and AMD has similar scores to P4, but with a lot lower clock speed...(P4: 3.2ghz, AMD: 2.4ghz). Put the 2 at same clocks and amd will SMOKE p4. And nobody made such a huge hype about Apple's first 64bit cuz the amount of people using apple is a LOT less than people using x86 platforms...

Hey, the P4 can hit speeds of 4.6 ghz with prometeia! AMD certainly can't do that, but thats why AMD has Athlon64's. Just don't expect to hit that speed with an EE model P4...

Nowhere special...my internet is really crappy, and I don't mean like 1mbit crappy I mean my max dl is 4 kb/sec and 330bps upload. ON CABLE! Friggen mediacom better get off their asses to fix it though. And I've had mass homework and approaching AP tests to go for so...yah it's hell...

WHATEVER YOU DO DON'T GET AN AN7 (yet)!!! The AN7 has HUGE issues right now due to it being in it's first revision. I mean, look at the NF7, this is it's 3rd revision and they still have problems with somethings. For the AN7 things range from uGuru being ubber gay and not working right to no sound at ALL to poorer performance than it's sibling NF7. Just don't get an AN7, and the uGuru isn't even worth it, it takes the fun out of overclocking it manually . And on a side note, the athlon will smoke the celeron out of the water. Pure and simple. Hell the athlon will probably beat the P4 of same speed (non celeron).

The speeds are...? Copy-Paste is your friend...

Whoa! Washing Machine on Steroids! Does it clean things faster or does it just spin faster? You really want to see some CRAZY mods to something? Look here : http://www.2cooltek.com/case001.html. That's some crazy shit there, just love what he did with the fan...lol.

Uhh! Don't screw with any switches on your motherboard (or jumpers for that matter) unless you know their purpose! So let me get this straight, it lets you OC it now? Cuz if it's OEM most manufacturers put a BIOS based lock on the softmenu to prevent OCing a system. Otherwise they could've been weird and used a jumper...

Uhh! Don't screw with any switches on your motherboard (or jumpers for that matter) unless you know their purpose! So let me get this straight, it lets you OC it now? Cuz if it's OEM most manufacturers put a BIOS based lock on the softmenu to prevent OCing a system. Otherwise they could've been weird and used a jumper...

Uhh! Don't screw with any switches on your motherboard (or jumpers for that matter) unless you know their purpose! So let me get this straight, it lets you OC it now? Cuz if it's OEM most manufacturers put a BIOS based lock on the softmenu to prevent OCing a system. Otherwise they could've been weird and used a jumper...

Uhh! Don't screw with any switches on your motherboard (or jumpers for that matter) unless you know their purpose! So let me get this straight, it lets you OC it now? Cuz if it's OEM most manufacturers put a BIOS based lock on the softmenu to prevent OCing a system. Otherwise they could've been weird and used a jumper...

Uhh! Don't screw with any switches on your motherboard (or jumpers for that matter) unless you know their purpose! So let me get this straight, it lets you OC it now? Cuz if it's OEM most manufacturers put a BIOS based lock on the softmenu to prevent OCing a system. Otherwise they could've been weird and used a jumper...

No risks at all. You're not changing the voltages of the ram or cpu YET so just tighten the timings. It's alright if it can go in intervals of 2, just go for 8-2-2-2 and see if it's stable im Memtest86. Forgot where to dl it, but I thought it's www.memtest.org. Unless you change voltages, you can't do any harm, and if the comp stops responding or booting, just clear the cmos by jumper and turn it back on.

No risks at all. You're not changing the voltages of the ram or cpu YET so just tighten the timings. It's alright if it can go in intervals of 2, just go for 8-2-2-2 and see if it's stable im Memtest86. Forgot where to dl it, but I thought it's www.memtest.org. Unless you change voltages, you can't do any harm, and if the comp stops responding or booting, just clear the cmos by jumper and turn it back on.

No risks at all. You're not changing the voltages of the ram or cpu YET so just tighten the timings. It's alright if it can go in intervals of 2, just go for 8-2-2-2 and see if it's stable im Memtest86. Forgot where to dl it, but I thought it's www.memtest.org. Unless you change voltages, you can't do any harm, and if the comp stops responding or booting, just clear the cmos by jumper and turn it back on.

No risks at all. You're not changing the voltages of the ram or cpu YET so just tighten the timings. It's alright if it can go in intervals of 2, just go for 8-2-2-2 and see if it's stable im Memtest86. Forgot where to dl it, but I thought it's www.memtest.org. Unless you change voltages, you can't do any harm, and if the comp stops responding or booting, just clear the cmos by jumper and turn it back on.

No risks at all. You're not changing the voltages of the ram or cpu YET so just tighten the timings. It's alright if it can go in intervals of 2, just go for 8-2-2-2 and see if it's stable im Memtest86. Forgot where to dl it, but I thought it's www.memtest.org. Unless you change voltages, you can't do any harm, and if the comp stops responding or booting, just clear the cmos by jumper and turn it back on.

There is no 2.9 or 2.8. It goes from 3-2.5-2. Go 3-2.5 then if stable 2.5-2.

There is no 2.9 or 2.8. It goes from 3-2.5-2. Go 3-2.5 then if stable 2.5-2.

There is no 2.9 or 2.8. It goes from 3-2.5-2. Go 3-2.5 then if stable 2.5-2.

There is no 2.9 or 2.8. It goes from 3-2.5-2. Go 3-2.5 then if stable 2.5-2.

There is no 2.9 or 2.8. It goes from 3-2.5-2. Go 3-2.5 then if stable 2.5-2.