Wave as in a natural split or what? If so yes...
Belkin F8E208-BLK ErgoBoard Keyboard AT/ PS/2 107keys -RETAIL
Ortek EKB-2000TP-BLK Ergonomic Keyboard w/ Touchpad -RETAIL
ADESSO Tru-Form Contoured Ergonomic Keyboard with Glidepoint Touchpad PS/2 105keys, Model "PCK-308TB" -RETAIL
Logitech...
I don't personally own one... I thought about getting one when I first saw them way back when but didn't really see a need given the fact that I already had a working keyboard. Could it help, yeah... maybe... but thats not to say that a normal keyboard wouldn't suffice.
Anyhow TomsHardware...
Gotta reiterate what people are saying... upgrading the cables shouldn't be necessary and isn't necessary at this point since your speakers are being limited by the onboard sound to start with. If you play mostly games grab an Creative Labs Audigy 2 ZS otherwise if you're listening to music you...
PNY has been around for awhile and while they're not held in the highest esteem and they don't have a lifetime warranty their products should be roughly the same in terms of quality and should perform as good as or close to most of the other competing brands if nVidia is indeed in charge of...
Usually comes down to personal preference... I myself prefer the Microsoft Natural Multimedia keyboard and the Logitech MX mice family. If Logitech made a corded stand-alone split keyboard I would probably be all over it since I like the feeling of Logitech keyboards but prefer the ergonomics of...
The link above features a black wireless keyboard and mouse does it not!?
Hell, if you don't like split keyboards
Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop -OEM
Anyhow... I prefer corded keyboards since A) I'm not too familiar with wireless keyboards and as far as I know, which isn't far, they use...
While I'm a fan of Logitech mice it's because I have smaller hands and their mice tend to fit better. While I do like the feel of Logitech's keyboards they have yet to create a corded stand-alone split keyboard. If you have larger hands you may want to look at Microsoft.
Microsoft Wireless...
According to the nVidia website they've had Linux support for nForce3 since the 27th of May... does it not work well?
Linux nForce Driver - IA32
Version: 1.0-0274
Release Date: May 27, 2004
Release Highlights for 1.0-0274:
* Fixed performance problem in network driver that was causing...
I've used their boards a couple of times and never had any problems... And these are in "parent" machines where Murphy's Law is in full effect.
The onboard Xabre video isn't as good as a onboard GF4MX overall but since he said it would be used for games rarely it should fit the bill.
If you'd...
Another recommendation for Saitek. I'm using a Saitek 880 ($19.99) because the Fry's here didn't carry the Saitek 3000($39.99) and I needed a controller ASAP to replace an ailing Logitech Dual Action. If they would've carried the 3000 I would've bought it without hestitation. Cordless, 2...
There was a memory article a few months ago on Tom's that showed while there is a benefit to using lower latency RAM with the Athlons... it wasn't as big of a factor as using the low latency RAM with Intels. The difference would probably be even less noticable since you already are running at...
When you punch in wireless headset into google all you get back seems to be cell phone headsets. Logitech used to have a mono-aural headset that worked with a home phone and a PC. If you go to someplace like dealtime.com for instance and search for pc wireless headset you'll get a few that are...
Since MWave is one of the more popular vendors along with Newegg and ZipZoomFly, I'd expect them to put out a decent quality product in terms of their prebuilt machines. You can see that they name off some off the brands of the components they use so at least you know you're not getting a...
If the only problem your friend has with you building it for him is time thats kind of silly since you can order the parts from newegg, etc and have the machine up and running on the same day the parts arrive-- Overnight anyone?
Mwave will put together a PC for you and burn it in all with the...
For those of us that have been around longer it usually was Intel and 3Dfx as the winning combo. AMD and Nvidia started to really turn the tables around the same time. Personally, AMD and Nvidia will always be the combo I prefer for the sake of nostalgia, although Intel & Nvidia and AMD...
I had to RMA a stick or ValueRAM not too long ago myself. If you go to their website you can do the RMA online and setup a cross-ship (they send you RAM you send them your RAM). Nobody to deal with, just fill in the info and wait for the email... it's a fairly quick process. They'll ship...
Hrmm since I don't own a K8V I'm not totally sure. It doesn't sound like it should be right but you never know. There is a thread dedicated to the K8V here in the forums. (http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.cfm?catid=29&threadid=1226300&enterthread=y
After reading through the...
The Sennheiser PC155s are probably one of the nicest sets you'll find. They do have an optional USB connecter but can also be used with the standard analog jacks. If you have onboard sound the USB DSP would probably sound better anyhow. Last time I looked on Newegg they were 140 or so...
To make a LONG story short, check your RAM. If you have multiple sticks it should be an easy process... otherwise you'll have to figure out another way to acquire one. If you got a moment read my novel below.
I had the same problem recently. Originally it only happened during installations via...
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