Recent content by dclam

It seems to be an issue with the video card, and has already been reported to ATI earlier. Not that ATI wanted to help me over the phone though, they told me "dell products are not available for over the phone customer service" and directed me to try the website. And hung up. I completely...

One of the guys working here at my office has a "new" Dell 2007wfp. Its a revision A00 S-IPS. It is currently being run with a Optiplex 745, Core 2 E6700, 2GB Ram, and a 256MB ATI x1300. It is also plagued by flickering. Or maybe monitor power issues. Or maybe video card issues. Not really...

hoooooot pockeeeeeets! http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145590

Is that stardock? It looks glorious.

Your laptop sticker doesn't say core 2 Duo, it says centrino duo....screencaps of system properties for verification please.

psst...he's talking about higher resolution...not actual height ;)

Hear Hear!

because if there was a problem with the dvi cable his screen would be flickering and spotting all the time. not just in games.

My guess would probably be the 13 extra inches for the same price.

Dimensions (W×H×D) with Base: 25.9" x 37.3" x 8.2" w/o Base: 23.8" x 37.3" x 4.7" Weight with Base: 50 lbs. w/o Base: 43 lbs.

Yeah, I'm telling you right now, it's not the cable. If you're looking for a good replacement in the same price range, I suggest this. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817151028 but if you're a stickler for modular, then this...

Ooooooh the power supply's connected to the.....motherboard.....the motherboards connected to the....video cards.....and the video cards don't have enough power to....operate their cores.....and as a result they are putting lots of.....dots on the screen....Oh mercy how they scare!

Nope. DVI-I means it is capable of carrying both DVI-D and DVI-A. Also, be aware that it is not possible to connect a male DVI-I to a female DVI-D (like the one on your monitor).

Case closed. Your video cards are suffering from being underpowered thanks to another Wonderful Thermaltake Product. Go pick up a PC P&C or a Seasonic -- anything that is more reliable than the notoriously shoddy Toughpower line.

I fail to see your point here.... the westy is fine for 1080p console games....but not for 1080p computer games?