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I've been using this router for a while now, and it performs very well... needs a reboot about once every couple of weeks as the wireless side of the network gets flakey from time to time. I also replaced the antenna's with high gain, but that was to help improve the wireless to the other...

guess I need to move up to your neck of the woods... and unfortunate for many - there are actually regions in this country that still live with OLDER technology....

You misunderstood me; (or I was simply not clear) The 27/2 is the copper that sits between all the end points and the fiber. these speed limitations are imposed by the architecture of how CATV is carried over the copper leg; - they sliced out one 'tv channel' for upstream and another for...

buffered is probably not the best way to look at it; but it is happening.. data flows from your home via coaxial cable to a fiber node; Fiber nodes connect to distribution hubs, which connect to regional facilities, which eventually get you to an IP backbone then onto the internet...

depends on your system configuration (what is it by the way, manufacture, model, peripherals ?) some common devices you'll need to dig up 64 bit drivers for include on-board sound, video card, network card... feel free to message me directly if you don't want to spell it out here..

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That is not true... I've built many XP 64 bit systems based on core 2 duo... just make sure you get the 64 bit versions of all your drivers, tools etc together before you upgrade...

Win 2K does in fact support 'multi threading'... I personally have developed many multi threaded apps on that platform. but - the recommendations from others to upgrade is sound. you will soon find it very difficult, if not just impossible, to find software / drivers that will run on...

sure the long nose wasn't a handle of a magnifying glass ?? portdetective (www.portdetective.com) may be what you are looking for...

Win2k professional and server both run fine on a core 2 duo.. I have a similar environment running to support a legacy application, and have had no issues.

Buyer beware on the low end, low cost LCD's.. Warranties against dead pixels frequently require up to 10 adjacent dead pixels.. Make sure you read the fine print, and deal with someone like new egg that will make the RMA process as easy as possible.

2 system with 4 will provide you a bit more security.. not having all your 'eggs' in one basket so to speak. If your single 6 monitor station fails, you lose 6 monitors and have nothing. If one of two stations with 4 monitors fail, you lose 4 and still have 4 running... Depends on your...

Pick up a PCI Express card, like this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127210 I'm not promoting or advocating any manufacturer, this is just an example; What is your second monitor ?? (DVI or analog) if you don't know - then what make/model is it ? takes...

good luck with that one... think about what a 'video splitter' does. It takes a single video stream and splits it into two, pushing the same identical stream to two monitors. These are good for things like showing off presentations of the SAME thing in a large room, etc... Also - you get...

Your probably better off getting a new system; depending on the CPU, if you are getting it hot enough to repeatedly shut it down, odds are pretty good that there is permanent damage and your problems will continue to grow. If you insist on sticking with this; and you know for sure the cpu is...

best (of several) solutions is to add a video card; depending on the model of dimension you picked up, the on-board video is probably not that great anyway. Assuming you are using this for trading and general business, Something along the line of an nvidia 7600 series will treat you well, come...

I’ve worked with Huges in the past for high volume transaction processing; The delay’s won’t be an issue for most applications, unless they implemented their own udp protocol, instead of sticking with standard ip sockets (which is most common)… If the vendor implemented their own using...

Decent build, but a few recommendations; Why would you use an ATA100 HDD; the MB supports SATA, Much faster, and has a future. You can pick up a 320 GB 16 MB Cache SATA drive for under $75.00 U.S these days; Because ATA drives are now considered legacy, they are generally more expensive than...

Do you mean 3 fans in one case, or one fan in 3 different cases ? Two simples solutions... Replace the fans with a good quality ' silent' fan, like SilenX brand. If you have only one fan per case, You need to make sure you maintain adequate airflow through the case though; so check with...

The short answer is that is not correct; XP can recognize more than 2 GB of RAM. Any 32 bit operating system (XP, Vista, Linux..) can recognize up to 4 gb of memory... This is just a plain mathematical fact you can take to the bank.. 32 bits, or 2^32 = 4,294,967,296 bytes, or 4 Gigabytes...