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Norton Ghost or Drive Image would do it.

Maxtor builds a good product, and the 300GB at $95. is a good deal.

Typically the CRT will out live the LCD. As to which one I would use, it would depend one what you are using for. If you are into games go with the CRT, it will still better. If your not into games go with the LCD and keep the other as a spare.

A good article on dual core cpus vs two cpus can be read here. The answer to your second question was found here. Table 1-1. Key Features Available Only in Windows XP Professional Feature Description Support for multiple processors Windows XP Professional supports symmetric multiprocessor...

If you are replacing electrolytical capacitors make sure that you observe the proper polarity.

It looks like the read speeds are marginally faster than the write speeds. There is a good comparison between the Westren Digital, Seagate, Fujitsu, and Samsung here.

Companys like Crucial or Corsair have "configurators" that you plug in the information about your computer/motherboard and they will list the RAM that they have tested and are known to be compatible with your machine.

CAUSE This issue may occur if one or more of the random access memory (RAM) modules that are installed in your computer is damaged or if the RAM configuration is incompatible. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326679/en-us

Time for a new PSU.

You betcha!

You moderators allow this sort of activity here?!?

Inappropriate and in the wrong forum.

Braindead13, please post you motherboard make and model or the manufacturer and model of your computer. And please post the make and model number of the module.

Adding more RAM would make a noticable difference, but on a machine that old it could be expensive. This machine is old enough that you need to ask yourself if it is worth investing more money on parts that you will not be able to use in a newer machine.

You should be able to buy one at Radio shaft.