Posts by drdingo21

Well, my desktop mointior isn't capable of 1600x1200, the best it can do is 1280x1024, which is what i have it at. I don't care so much about the resoultion and i do the wide viewing angle. I would to be able to see it from the sides...

i understand that, and see thats where im torn. See The 1600x1200 would be nice, plus i kinda want the wide viewing angle....but you get alot more stuff with the 8890 for like $30 more (im loving the full size num pad.) and thats my...

Alright. This questions is about the UXGA, and the SXGA+. I know the differnce in them and i had orginally decided on the 5670, however, After looking at the 8890, it is mighty tempting.... And after pricing them out they will be...

there see! 1 year warranty again! Whats the reasoning behind it? what if it fails in 1.5 years?

How come you guys are all getting 1 year warrenties? I always thought it was a good idea to get the longest warrenty possible in case anything breaks. But eveyone of you got the 1 year... what gives? Cloose to the end of that one year...

Quote: i challenge you to find me a windows based PC, for around $3k, that has a 1ghz FSB, can accept 8gb/ram, and PCI-X...all standard. lol. Alright. Here at work our database server is a dual 3.0GHz...

Quote: Originally posted by gr8gatzby faster or not, i would be delusional to not appreciate the bang for the buck, considering it's the most stable end-user UNIX mass production machine on the market....and the planet, for...

yep, knowen that for a while. Even when if you go to an mac forum and explain how those results were achived. They deny it and still proclaim that 5,000 pile of crap is better than any pc. Also them claiming that is the fastest pc...

Quote: Originally posted by Adam@PCTorque They're set to release together, but there's a chance the 5680 could be just behind the 8890. What!?!

You have to give the ip of you router/other computer where the internet is hooked up, and give that ip as the default gateway. If its a router, then set up the laptop to look at the router for the Default gateway and DNS.