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Originally Posted by AlienRod
Glad the wife did not leave you.....YET!
Women don't think like that! This just means she can spend an equal (or greater) amount on shoes, purses, etc.
Sorta back on topic:
I used to work with carbon fiber about 10 years ago. We used it to make orthotics (prescription shoe inserts.) The stiffest material available at the time was carbon fiber impregnated with acrylic. Sheets 1/16"...
My Refurb'd 1710 had a single scratch on the front left palmrest corner. other than that, it was immaculate. Screen was perfect. Case was shiny and clean. It came packed exactly like a new one that we ordered at my work at the time.
You may see a bigger improvement if you upgrade to the 512 SLI cards (If you can find them.) 256 may not be enough to cache all the textures and you may be experiencing lag as textures are being loaded in and out.
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Originally Posted by Bokeh
I know that a lot of graphic designers with high end monitors back in the 90's would use BNC connectors because they could not live with VGA 10 years ago. Sorry to shoot down your 10...
Its amazing how photographers and graphic designers made due with VGA for 10+ years, yet today's crop of so-called-experts can't seem to figure it out. . .
3. Creative offers an Express Card X-Fi that sticks out an inch or so. It supposedly makes onboard audio sound weak in comparison.
http://us.creative.com/products/prod...&product=16642
Also, not to be rude, but as someone who has used Dell for work for so many years, why on earth would you expect their consumer (Inspiron) line to be "platform stable?" If you needed a certain component (DVI, higher end card)...
