Posts by DigiShaman

What is this "Dashboard" I keep hearing about? I installed the PowerNow! utility from AMD and I didn't get a dashboard installed. Just a custom Power Option theme that the driver installs to maximize battery life.

Okle, your handle icon is funny. But the more and more I look at it. Well....it's rather disturbing. I mean, that's really creepy looking seeing to bananas banging eachother.

Actually, the newer 7200RPM drives use less power then the 4200RPM. So ya, Snorre battery life might increased.

Quote: Originally Posted by silverdragun Hi The top left corner of the Ferrari 3200 keyboard (e.g, Esc, `,1, F1) seems louder than the other parts of the keyboard, is anyone experiencing the same thing as...

Ya, I'm thinking the 4200 is starting to suck. I've made another post about drives and a theory of speed based on RPM and data density. But I think I can safely say that my theory is wrong... Anyways, I've been ripping a lot of DVDs...

Quote: Originally Posted by LoveMeDo OK, allthough in a little fear of insulting people: DOESNT ANYONE FIND THIS TO BE THE UGLIEST NOTEBOK - EVER ? I wouldnt dare to bring a glaring red notebook like that to work,...

This is capitolism at its finest. The CPUs (or any product) are priced based on demand and availibility. Basically, they are priced for what they can be sold for. Which is fine by me, because that means the price will drop if Intel can...

If you plan on multi-tasking a lot, stay with a P4 HT. It's nice to leave the Windows shell (explorer.exe) with some breathing room thanks to XPs processor affinity management when using a dual processor or HT system (thread priority...

You will not need the Road Runner CD if your just using an ethernet connection. But if you plan on using the USB connection from the cable modem to your PC, then yes you will need to install those drivers first from the RR...

How do you know if your 3200 sticks are running at their intended speed? I mean, I don't see a memory configuration in the BIOS. I can only think that BIOS automatically pulls information from the SPD chips and clocks it...