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After taking the motherboard out, I carefully laid out the wires that I could hide in the area beneath where the motherboard sits, and held them in with electrical tape and hot glue. Then I put the...

So I removed the video card, unplugged the SATA cables, and unplugged the PSU cables and got them out of the way. Then came the tricky part: organizing the front panel wires. I had seen some other...

Hello everyone, haven't posted here in a while so I figured I'd talk about what I'm up to. A few years back I bought a S939 system (Biostar Tforce6100-939) with a dual core 3800+, and overclocked it...

Well, the intel chipset drivers were already installed so I assumed that wasn't the problem.

I searched for intelppm.sys and it's in the \system32 folder. What's odd now is that everything seems...

Wow, that's an incredibly terrible way to get scammed...reminds me of the DOA Soyo rebates...I was a victim of one of those...of course nowhere near 14 grand.

I would say if you can get enough...

First of all, hi, I'm back!

I'm having a problem with a Dell D600 notebook (1.6GHz P-M, 512MB DDR) running XP SP2.

This notebook that hasn't been giving me issues until today. I was encoding...

Well you'd get better game performance out of the system with a lower overclock on the core/RAM and an 8800GT even if it's just at stock, but looks like you already made your decision.

Most modern cards take a very small hit from AF. It makes far-away scenery more crisp and accurately rendered so it's a good idea to have it on at least 4x.

You would be better off spending the $200 on an 8800 GT. Your mobo already has a PCIe slot, so you'd get a lot more out of just keeping it and getting an 8800 GT than overclocking a 7900 GS.

Get this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103052

It'll OC well too.