Recent content by sk1939

Decent if your not picky about finer details; the colors are off and there is some backlight bleed.

The firewall on the router often blocks VPN traffic, and ideally you should enable VPN on the router rather than the desktop because putting your desktop on the DMZ opens you computer up to the internet, potentially leaving you vulnerable to attack.

You could leave it be, but be aware if a drive fails you risk you risk your data.

Your best bet is to get a ADSL2+ modem and a separate wireless router as a combination device limits you to only a handful of options. I suggest looking at the Zoom 5790-00-00AG which best fit all of your requirements from what I could find. It supports DDNS and DMZ/Virtual Server (everything...

So long as exact color accuracy is not particularly important (it isn't for most people), the by all means go ahead. As I suspected that means it's e-IPS. Your welcome :)

Are you sure you are entering the right IP for your router? Also, are you running any kind of firewall on your desktop? To eliminate your desktop as a potential problem, what happens when you connect your laptop via wired connection?

For how much money?

How do you have your TV connected? How old is it? It has to do with the pixel layout as well as the technology used. You could trade it in if you were so inclined, but are you that dissatisfied with what you have? It will cost you around $3-400 to find a monitor of similar size at least.

I have no idea if it is supported or not, the best way to see is to check here: http://asusddns.appspot.com/ or contact Asus.

At the lowest end you could go with an Intel Atom D2700, or an Intel Core i3.