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I could build you a hell of a machine for that - absolutely silent and will run mid-range games. Alternatively I could build a monster but it wouldn't be silent. Lol. PM me if you're interested with what sort of thing you'd be looking for, as my company may be able to sort you out. We do...

The 220S's are of interest here. Prices please.

I may have something appropriate for your budget... PM me...

Urgh, I hate MCE!!! Lol. Whereabouts you from? I'll do it for a decent rate, and a damn site better than some computer shop...

Probably better off rebuilding it from scratch. It got XP Home or XP Professional (flip it on it's arse and have a look on the sticker)? You'd need to back everything up but I could do you a disc that could install all your drivers for you.

I suppose so, but I'm running a 13W7 so need to tow Chernobyl around to run that! Math and explanation makes sense and I'm very aware that subs can be run on much less than people expect - although I didn't think as little as 20w RMS would do! Mine I know runs 1200w RMS when I crank it up...

Fair enough - didn't know they'd started fitting full-blown crossover circuits to them. However, I still don't think 20w RMS is enough to run a sub - but as highlighted above it would 'work'.

Possible to make it 'work', but it doesn't mean it would work well. I don't think the 9855R runs a low pass filter - they all tend to run High pass filters, except for the 'Sub Out' channel which occasionally runs an adjustable low pass filter. Definately a stupid idea to spend ANY amount of...

Possibly, but they tend to fail and stay failed.

Yep, the one with the four big pushpins - should be the biggest heatsink/fan in the case. http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=HS-031-AK&groupid=701&catid=57&subcat=821&name=Akasa%20AK-955%20CPU%20Cooler%20(Socket%20LGA775) That'd do you.

Business cards Crossover cable LED torch RS232 Null Modem cable 2x Cisco console cables RJ45 'joiner' Nortel console cable Crossover converter CAT6 cables Couple of Screwdrivers 5520 Mobile broadband module 4965 WiFi module 80GB SATA HDD 2x Spare D-Bay batteries 32GB USB Memory stick And...

Likely to be CPU cooler knackered then - strip it off, clean the CPU down and get an aftermarket one for £20 with the s**t already on it and that should fix it. The ASRock 775V88+ doesn't have NB fan.

If you don't know what you're doing, I'd say no. The D40 is an excellent platform for excellent money to start off with!

Macs can overheat too.

I'd have said bent pin but 15-pin D-SUB cables from device to display are always male-male, so if you change that you change any bent pins. Colour profiles would be my next suggestion. Try another device with it also, and the laptop on another screen.

CPU or Northbridge cooling fan. What PC is it? What motherboard?

Just got one for that with a few toys second hand, it's fantastic. Very chuffed.

eBay.

Start - Settings - Control Panel - Date, Time, Language and Regional Options - Add other languages - Details button - Under 'Installed Services' click 'Add' and in the top box choose 'English (United Kingdom)', click OK, select the 'English (United States)' option and click 'Remove', click...

Desktop (I'm taking a server counts more as a desktop than a laptop?!) as I've got the choice between media editing on a quad-Xeon DL580 or a dual-core 2.6Ghz laptop. Guess which wins.

They usually do a winflash (WinPhlash) utility which makes life easier.

Flash the BIOS.

He says he uses Outlook, but doesn't say that he's using Exchange...

It's been in a box in someone's warehouse for a few months.

Downgrade your one 2003 user to XP, much better to have a corporate standard mate... Their 2003 licence will allow this.

Not sure, but the TyTN didn't drop when swapping.

Me too, but I confess that IMO iTunes is the best way of organising tunes. If you can get hold of a Zune, they're pretty good...

Not noticeable through £3000-worth of kit in my motor...

It's a bloody MP3 player. The biggest sound quality problem is the MP3 format itself!