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I didnt know PSU's had religious affiliations. I'm getting this same error on my brand new Dell Precision M70. Is there anything other than a bad RAM and HDD that could give this error on a brand new computer?

I know that hte XPS screen is bigger, but I'm not really sure which notebook would be better overall as far as quality and durability. I've been unable to find any documented specs for the response times for either screen. Looking at the WUXGA on the M70 vs the one on the XPS. Any help would be...

IBM because Darth Vader would use it, and SGI because they're cool and fruity.

i bet it would raise my electric bill quite a bit.

better make sure its got good color before you buy it on that "6ms" rating, which is highly suspicious and seems like a marketing ploy. those numbers are often generated with fuzzy math as GW would put it.

like the title says. i haven't modified anything though. does anyone know why i get this error? i Googled it and no one seems to know what the deal is but a lot of people have the issue.

I've got a Dell 1704FPT using DVI from my graphics card as the input. If I'm playing a game at 1024x768 which method of scaling should I use in the Nvidia driver control panel??? The two best options seem to be Monitor Scaling or Display Adapter, which one is preferable?

does anyone else have this card and how far can you typically push this core/ram from stock speed safely? mine is the fanless heatpipe one.

It's PEP from Duck Tales. everyone's talking about it and no one knows what the fuck it is!

Pentium M is S479. Newegg sells an AOpen barebones that will work great with a 1.7Ghz Pentium M(about the same as a P4 3.0), with AGP and everything you'll need. Its what I used. Its just so energy effecient and silent I have to recommend it after owning nuclear hot P4's. They're pretty rare and...

screw Pentium 4, go with a Pentium M. I just replaced both of my P4 systems with one PM system and I've never liked a computer more than I like this one.

Nothing wrong with Intel as long as you're not talking about the poorly executed Prescott cores. They seem to have made some stupid decisions releasing processors lately, not to their pocketbook and OEM buyers, but to the end user. My computers have always been Intel. I'm a huge fan of the...

its his money, who cares.

because its not air. its 1,1,1,2 tetrafluoroethane or R-13 refrigerant. same stuff in AC systems. it's a fluorocarbon that's liquid under the pressure its kept at inside the can, and has a boiling point well below room temperature so it makes a good propellant or aerosol spray duster. stupid...

if you're looking for something that's not cheaply made then I wouldn't consider a TT. Look into CoolerMaster's, Silverstone or Lian Li's cases. They're MUCH better quality. I've got a computer builder's warehouse store near me and they carry a lot of TT stuff and a lot of other no-name junk...