Recent content by David@CC

Sounds good LOL, but one can only dream and put another lottery ticket on LOL. Sounds good about the paint job, I'd be thrilled to get something like that for free! good luck to him with the paint, He'll probably get it of his next wages when they notice its gone LOL, I'm sure it will be fine...

The fins in the rad not not suppose to be bent, I think you've got the rad that fell down the back of the shelf. When did you get it ?

If you can get the extra cash go intel, They are much better overclockers. I've always wanted a Q9550 good speeds of them chips and grate to overclock. Don't go DDR3 just now, the speeds of clock timings just aint good enough. Stick with DDR2 1066Mhz, and get a motherboard with a 780i chipset...

Usualy these things are pretty secure with all the screw holes. I think the screws are suppose to go through the fan and scrw into the rad. Then for the mount to the case I think your suppose to line it all up on the case and screw it into place from inside the case. What sizes of scews do you...

I know what your saying, I have a twin engine BB from A+ lots of blue leds, cant get enough lighting. Quad SLi wouldnt be worth it unless you had crazy amount of money. By the time you got one card then the next 2 cards, A better card would be out for the same overall price you bought the 3 at...

To get a operational heat sink theres no complications around it. You'll need to look at some possible designs of other heat sinks first tho, I've seen heat sinks that look like medevil meat pulpers and they still seem to do the job. If you want to make a cheap and easy heat sink you should be...

Is that the same ?

Buying this depends on case layout, these things blow upwards, these dont at all help air flow, but are designed to keep normal PCI cards cool .. like a TV tunner card and so on. They can be used to keep graphics cards cool, but only the older none covered ones would benifit. You wouldnt be...

Have you disconnected the original screen ? This may be due to the resolution size used .. boot the computer into safe mode, F8 key after POST and BIOS, Then select safe mode. The defualt resolution for safe mode is 800 by 600 all monitors will produce this resolution. keep me posted if this...

Yes this is why dual-cores are cheaper, a dual-core with more RAM would be desirable for multimedia playback. The ideal RAM to have on notebooks is 2GB DDR2 667Mhz best price for performance.

Seems like water damage, take the battery out and site it over a heater for a few hours (overnight or something) see how that works. If it gets to windows .. take the battery out run off mains and reinstall your windows. I have a similar problem with my laptop turned out to be the battery had...

Ok memory specification is DDR2 667Mhz or PC2-5300. You can search for another stick of this and add it. looking around seems the processor socket is socket 478. I'll need to look around a bit more, laptop processors are really hard to find.

Memory clock speeds: 5-5-5-15 CL5 The lower these numbers the better fequency: 800Mhz the higher this number the better The memory you just bought is mid range.

LOL I have no idea .. can you give more information ... or even a picture

Try and just rescan for channels, Had the same problems here once .. rescanned the channels and its worked fine, Keep me posted.