Posts by Master Chef

Insert key. It toggles overwrite mode and whatnot. It's right above your delete key.

It took a little under two hours to disassemble my laptop and find the headphone jack thing hanging off a little. So I soldered... everything that remotely looked like a circuit on that thing, reassembled, and tried it out. Haha,...

Notebook Hardware control did have a power-info screen that would "estimate" how much your battery had been worn down. But I think its estimate varies from when you're at 3% charge and "113"% charge. Experiment ;|.

Okay, I listen to my laptop on the bus (and mind you, the hard drive still has no scratches ), but I'm thinking my constrictive bag is taking a toll on the headphone-jack while they're plugged in and the laptop is in the bag. The jack...

This is ridiculous, but I'd like it if somebody satisfied my curosity. Is there any pin mod to increase resistivity on a pin? For instance; the Duos. I know that'd be bumping it up to 800mhz (best case scenario), and the laptop itself...

Quote: Originally Posted by SmugBoy Yes I have 3 cards that I use. I aso borrowed a friends card. I believe it is the reader itself. Any other suggestions And these used to work in that reader? I remember...

Ugh. Read through the first 18 pages of this, fell asleep, and now I've finished. ... Right. My own experience with wireless: The first card I have to elaborate on is the Netgear WG511T, which nearly has nothing to do with this except...

1.7ghz to 2.26ghz Voltages are linear from .764 to 1.276 Spent around $150 on e-bay. I do get crashes, but I suspect their from the GPU, and I'm too lazy to go in and pinmod it up a 50th of a volt to be sure it's the GPU.

Check in your power settings (control panel) that you haven't got your hard drive to turn off after three minutes or so. That gets quite annoying during gaming when mine will just turn off and I'll lag for 5 seconds.

My old inspiron 8000 had one of those (I assume I'm talking about the right one). Those things were awesome. I could type and then switch to move the mouse around (not to mention drag easier) and with much less latency than using the...