Nero 6.0 allows you to burn on up to 4 devices simultaneously. I just finished building a "media" computer for my church with 4 CD burners and it works great! It's just a bit difficult to push that much data over the PCI bus (I had to use the southbridge controller (@200MHz) to accomplish the...
All SD memory cards should have a physical write protect switch. If the switch is missing, it falls into the MMC (MultiMedia Card) category. Same form factor (well, technically MMC is a bit thinner than SD), and it works the same.
As far as your questions go, I'd suggest trying it out if you...
I've been doing a ton of research on PSUs recently since I need to find one that can handle an XP3200+, 4 hard drives and 6 optical drives (burners). There are only a few that claim 30+ amps on the +12V rail and the only one I've decided to trust (from reviews, testimonies, etc.) is the PC Power...
For those jumping on this deal, make sure you have a good power supply to run the system with. When mwave.com had their deal on this same mobo a few months back, there were all sorts of people with issues that turned out to be power related. Just a heads up...
The batteries are made in a plant in the Bay Area (CA).
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Charge, discharge. Repeat 4 times and you should see the full capacity.
This is probably the most common question on the BatterySpace forums FORUMS...
One time use and not as thermally conductive as the silver based compounds. In practice though, I doubt you'd see a difference of more than about a half a degree C between the two. The main thing is the reusability.
Maybe I should have posted in this thread about my SilverStone question, but I didn't. So if anyone out there feels like linking over HERE and giving some input, it'd be much appreciated! (Mine isn't the original post but further down the page)
One main rig here with a separate "game box" for that sorta thing. Also have an older rig (750MHz!) set up so that friends can browse the web while the other two boxes are being used. All running XP Pro (used to have a Linux fileserver in addition but the power bill was a bit much...)
That's it...
I had this same dillema awhile back so I rummaged through my bin of miscellaneous computer parts and found a plastic adapter that came with one of those front panel USB/FW/Media Card thingies. It was so I could mount the 3.5" part in a 5.25" bay. Since the hard drive is 3.5", I just mounted the...
Any other opinions on this SilverStone PSU? I've always tended to stay toward Antec/Enermax personally but I'm building a "media" computer for my church and all of the "normal" good quality manufacturers don't have units with enough connectors (4 SATA + 8 molex). The thing is going to have 4 CD...
I have a Sony PCG-GRX560P that has a dead backlight and is no longer under warranty. I'm looking for someone who has the fluorescent tubes(s) so I can replace them myself.
According to Sony's Parts Division and the disassembly/parts list document I found online, the backlight tubes are not sold...
No problems here - everything is working fine.
Your fan issue is suspect though especially since the board won't turn on if it doesn't sense a fan attached to the CPU (via the CPU fan plug). The manual specifies that the system will beep and then shut down after only a couple seconds. Check...
There are some overclocking settings available. The FSB is selectable via jumper at 100/133/166 MHz and then in BIOS there is a section to over/underclock your RAM (relative to the CPU) as well as a FSB setting (with the normal 1MHz steps)
That's what I can remember from installing it earlier...
My church recently moved to a permanent building (praise the Lord!) and we're in the process of getting our video system set up in a permanent fashion. My question here, since I have had little experience with running video signals (SVGA - up to 1024x768) long distances, is simply how to do it...
I also had a nightmare of a time getting my BT adapter to work with my XP box. All said and done it took several hours and I had to use the "Internet Sharing" feature in XP to create a new subnet on my already existing network - soley for the BT adapter. All this so I can browse the web from my...
No problems with any of the games here (WinXP Pro, Athlon XP 1700+, 512MB RAM.)
Also, I would suggest Nero's Image Drive for using Virtual CD's.
You can rip the master CD to an image and then mount that image in a virtual drive. The nice thing is that if you ever lose the original, you can also...
FYI, Canon will replace the printhead if it dies. I have two Canon i320's - both have used ink from megatoners from the beginning. One of them is still going great (over 3K pages) and the other had printhead issues. After getting a new printhead that was defective (under warranty, shipping paid)...
The thing about their "service plan" (aka "warranty"), like all warranties is that statistically they are making money from the deal - which means that you are losing it. You're basically betting them that the laptop will break - against their bet that it won't. Since the warranty on the thing...
Generally they ask for the little tab you have to break off the top of the can before you can squeeze the trigger.
I've always sent that plus a photocopy of the UPC - never had a problem...
When the electron beam scans across your monitor, magnetic fields are used to guide each pulse (electron) to its proper place on the phosphor screen. Since Earth has a natural magnetic field, this added "pull" has to be compensated for. If you turn the CRT (monitor, TV, oscope, etc.) upside...
There are other threads pumping batteryspace.com, but I thought I'd summarize the deals similar to the one this thread refers to...
All of these are straight from the batteryspace website and include their fast charger which does 4 AA NiMH in 2 hours. It also charges AAA.
Charger + 4 AA...
I received my rebate for the 5-port I ordered 2 months ago last week.
More prompt than most rebates I submit...
Also to note, this is a gigfast rebate, not a buy.com one...
Anyone have it ring up as $40 - $40 rebates when it was posted as $60 - $40 rebates on the shelf?
There's no CompUSA around here so I don't know if that has anything to do with the non-lowered price.
I should have picked one up earlier today and seen what happened but I was in a hurry...
Each time I login, the offer appears. I'm not sure if since they know I'm 24 from my profile, they suspect that they can make interest off giving me a credit card or what, but the offer has been there for several months.
Maybe the nice folks over @ FW or in another forum here can help with ways...
You could also sign up for the Amazon credit card ($30 off an Amazon purchase) and make $30 after the rebates for all three came back...
Just a thought - that I might have to try...
Beware: I found this in their Privacy Policy...
"When you do provide us with personally identifiable information, we may use that information in the following ways, unless stated otherwise: we may store and process that information to better understand your needs and how we can improve our...
Personally I would stay far away from IBM drives that are of the 75GXP and later series (including the 60,120 and 180GXP.) I purchased two last March and both died under "normal" operationg conditions - one last September and the other last October. Unfortunately for me, I was using them in a...
The actual issue with 98SE is the video card being addressed as memory. Like most things in 9x, the video card is written to/read from with a memory location and in this case, the location begins at the 1GB mark. Everything above 640KB all the way up to 1GB is reserved for system memory, then...
Seems like a pretty decent deal especially with the 3X optical zoom, but if you're looking for a basic point and shoot, be shure to check this thread out and head to your local Staples to check stock. FYI, I wouldn't call because the employees have a tendency to buy these things once they verify...
Me too - grabbed the Viking 256 for $62 shipped with a $20 rebate so a total of $42 for 256 meg of fast memory (independently clocked @ 2.2MB/sec.)
The real bonus though is the fact that the rebate doesn't have to be sent until Feb. 15th! Much less risky than the SimpleTech deal IMO...
Keep...
I believe the navigator has the scroll wheel and volume "wheel" instead of the volume buttons - but that's from taking a look at the one in my local BB and comparing to the one they shipped me (in California btw.)
As far as batteries go, it's 2 AA for both the mouse and KB. The mouse states...
Here is the Linky to the buy.com "Price Mistake of the Day" - an IBM 9.1GB Ultrastar 36LZX SCSI 80pin, 10K RPM drive for $40 shipped. Not bad if you're in the SCSI market (especially on the RAID side of things!)
Expires today (Jan.10.2003)
Note: Although the IBM DeskStar (otherwise known as...
Just thought everyone should know about the recent history of IBM drives in case anyone hadn't heard...
Here's the Linky for the class action lawsuit currently going on over the reliabilty of their 75GXP line (on which all current models are based.) I personally bought two 60gig drives (60GXP...
I sent in a rebate on canned air from Office Max several months ago and they required the plastic tab thingie that you have to break off before you can actually pull the trigger to use the product. It fit in a normal sized envelope perfectly fine.
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