james_hartt

I'd go with both personally... Recent Pentiums are workhorses, they are like oxes they go at a specific speed not much changes until you get the added advantage of multiplier changes 3.4ghz and onwards, anyway, they are good for computing (making calculations). Recent high end AMD's seem to appeal to …

It depends what your gonna use it for... if your gonna game you want a decent refresh rate (16ms>refresh rate) these normally cost more, plus you wanna have a look at a few more things: Brightness Ratio (450:1< i'd say) Screen size (all are exactly what they say they are …

This might seem a bit stupid, but i was wondering if daisy chained routers be in the same network? My current setup involves a D-link four port wireless router (DI-624) connected to a cable modem serving three wired computers two that are in my room (a normal computer and an …

I have or had (cause its dead now) a 1ghz Pentium 3 computer 256mb of RAM I consistently over clocked to 1.1ghz by raising the FSB for over 2 months and then it just decided to play up and wiped my hard drive: Scenario I had turning on this PC …

If you can help it, DONT OVERCLOCK! experiment by all means but if you see your computer as something that NEEDS to be there all the time best thing is to: A) buy a whole new system if your old one frequently seems to resemble a snail. B) Back up …

CRT work on an electron beam (nothing to worry about, completely harmless) thus they emit some radiation but as long as your not making your eyes touch the screen nothing majorly bad is gonna happen to your eyes. LCD screen, however, have no such problem as they just emit a …

I agree with cat weasle. However, both provide great overclocking abilities if you want to follow that route, more so the 6600 GT / 128MB DDR3. Looking at speed when overclocked a 6600 GT / 128MB DDR3 can perform much like a regular 6800 which is useful, i'm thinking of …