Recent content by kaseftamjid

Well, no defense on my part as there's no doubt that inserting the card into a running system was a very bad idea, but I kind of got tunnel vision while looking for a solution. My system specs CPU: I3-2120 3.3 GHz, multiplier set to 20 for power saving reasons. Motherboard: Asrock H61m-DPS Ram...

I recently got the urge to visit the second-hand computer market and got some ancient computer parts. An Asrock H61m-DPS motherboard, an intel i3-2120, and a D-link DGE-530T rev-B2 PCI gigabit ethernet card. My initial idea is to move my file server, which runs on an old dell laptop now, to this...

Same thing happens.. but it takes a while. As i asked.. the files are often 30-40 parts each so single download is painful. (can you imagine downloading bleach (anime) one by one?

So this problem has irritated me for a really,really long time. Ps.I use IDM My WiFi provider has some ftp servers which always has files that i want to download. So when downloading files (Movies,Games etc.) the download speed seems pretty awesome. But after a time the download stops. a...

i think i would connect them in paralell to match the speaker output.. But without a crossover they sound terribly terribly bad

Is there anyway to make it myself? It would be late, perhaps risky if i had to ship one over to me. ( damn they look costly)

ex_bubblehead im sorry im sorry, my lil sis accidentally down voted you... Im sorryyy

@jsmithpa WHOA!! How did ya know?!

Hey, I just got 2 20 watt 4 ohm woofers and 2 10 watt 8 ohm mid-range. I planned to make a simple soundbox by connecting 1 woofer and 1 midrange in parallel. But i tried and it sounded awful.. Really frustrated. I read something about passive crossovers that are able to divide the sound...