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i forgot, you bought them used.

you brought up the argument: you could've spent more on the monitors instead of the video card

nice setup

1) there are plenty of your so-called gaming card with passive cooling... 2) how long is your video card's warranty? 3) priced right... paying up for non-performance is not a very wise choice

lol, lower end gaming card nvs285 is PCI-e x1 most pci express cards are x16. 16times performance by a function of the bus speed

you're going to run 4 screens? why dont u just get a motherboard & 2 pci express cards?

you can use nvidia fx5200 to drive your 2 monitors... 24 is not big and its screen resolution(1920x1200) has been supported for years

nvidia 8600gt, 2x 2560x1600

get a dell 1600p the 30 lcd screen

yes, it does help people with ARM.. they dont get hurt by the immediate rise in rates. I believe there's a 2% cap which the rate can be raised. LIBOR(4.5->5%) + a few points = 7-12% easy. But they only can raise it by 2%. Even 2% can double somebody's monthly payment. Can they...

i'm on my 3rd year... Still on my first fill... havent blown up yet, and doesnt seen like I will

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=108476

does not make any difference

get a new computer... your computer was probably priced at 500-600$ in late 2005... time for an upgrade

stick to the topic please

i will quote you on that

Townsend

i want to know about this too

=) Waiting for the mid oct discount.

no, at least for me. I use word & excel only. Sometimes powerpoint.