Recent content by commycharb

It was an AMD. A MP processor from a laptop that was not salvageable. I think it was like 1.3 -1.6 GHz. I had a few laptops I "found" before I built a PC of my own. As far as the first family PC I believe it was a 386 or 486 series of old school CPU's. Back in the day we actually had one...

Step one. Change your title to <<ps3 motion in joy controller problems>> or something else that would entice a ps3 guru to help you. Not please help me which is obviously useless.

not too sure about the tos but it sounds like you may be playing pirated sofware (unauthorized copies). Either that or your disk is damaged. There is a solution for both and are the same thing. The purchased version could be patched with a no cd crack. Beware some of these cracks are laden...

I bought a zalman z9 for 90$. It doesn't even have usb3.0 on the front panel. i'm kinda jealous of the 30 some dollar price. Any way, that is how the cards are oriented. I presume it is oriented to keep the heat from going near the cpu. But yes air buoyancy would make the air want to rise...

They are alerts to tell you that your computer failed to post properly. funny that your computer boots and jut runs slowly. Any way the beeps tell you what particular hardware component is malfunctioning. Read your manual for the codded beep translation Not sure about your particular mother...

based on what i have read the case has support for 120 mm/12 cm fans. The downside is that one is on the front and will almost have no chance of fitting a rad and a fan because of front panel and hard drives being so close to the 120mm chassis fan mount. The other 120mm fan is located the side...

what is the model of your case. help us help you

I would recommend shelling out for a ssd. They are quite speedy and the 128GB versions are priced pretty reasonably.

I would recommend staying away from mini itx towers. They all seem to have overheating problems due to the fact that most of the parts are crammed in close proximity to each other. This will be compounded by the fact that the PC is going to be a heat producing gaming rig. Go with the mid...

sorry doron your parts pick relies on mail in rebates which he only gets back after a few months. your price point was 425 not 300

sure there is a solution. first Simply find a sympathetic friend, tell them of your plight and request that they sell you their 1000 dollar computer for 300 dollars because your either impoverished or cheap. second Go down to the local horse track, inspect the competitors with a hearty ball...

1) Whats your hard ware. Most importantly is it robust enough for the games your playing. 2) Are the drivers up to date for your graphics adapter. 3) are the games compatible with vista After these simple steps are addressed with the problem persisting you will need to test other parts. Try...

Thanks bud. I use ispy to monitor my room because of stickey fingered roommates. When i get out of the shower i go straight to my room to free up the batthroom. My laptop has. No passcodes and acess my two hard drives(pc) that share music and videos. I leave the laptop in the living room...

if you want 2 fans on the radiator you will need 8 long black bolts. 4 per fan the 120 v comes with 4 but my came with 8. lucky me. However I suppose if you hollowed out 4 screw holes on one side of one fan you could pass the small case screws through the hole and screw them into the holes...

the 120v with 2 fans in a push pull setup would perform much better IMO