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Yes, that would be great - anything that allows for simpler usage. I do see a tooltip on Opera 10.6 already, though.

It's in the bottom left corner of every post - the triangle w/ the exclamation mark in it. The sheriff icon is a little weird, though - supposed to be reputation. Would probably be great to have the icons labeled.

No offense, dude, but it was solved over a year ago (with zeus saying that he was silly). But that's not the reason I'm posting. The reason is that Opera (everything up from version 9) has never disappointed me when doing web programming. It's usually freak-shows like Chrome or Safari that kill...

Holy mother of Jesus. That's one heatsink for you there... I reckon that it will fit. Won't be too spacey, though, but it will fit.

Just curious: are those two cards compatible? I mean - how do you plan on making them work together. I know of hybrid SLI setups, but won't one drag the other down?

* 64-bit Windows 7 Pro (to be able to install more RAM and use some of the 64-bit application speeds) * add more RAM (6 or 8 GB), DDR3, of course and >2000MHz w/ heatsinks * drop the i5 and get a i7 for the 1366 Socket (so that you can pop in a 6 core CPU when they come out) + aftermarket...

Found this thread. Hope that helps. On a side note: sounds one hell of a weird thing to go for :D

Maybe you can buy a motherboard straight off the manufacturer?

Maybe you should try this: When the connection starts to use 100% CPU time, shut it down and go into the Task Manager - find which process is using 100% CPU and shut it down. Then reopen the connection.

so, you ran a virus check, right? :P anyway, what does it say when you go to C: > Properties (capacity/used space/frees pace)? maybe it's hidden files or something. Try ccleaner.

1. How to find out the motherboard of my laptop: try this or go to the manufacturers web site, find your laptop model and see the specs 2. Why do you want to replace it? 3. If you want a faster laptop,generally, it will be a lot more efficient to buy a new laptop (you can never really get a...

Now that you mention a few rendering glitches, I start to suspect that your video card might be slowly going towards its end. No red flags here, but rendering glitches that have appeared apparently recently, are a thing to worry about. Do you have any friends with known working similar video...

First off, I have never had to work for several hours via remote desktop (assuming here that you're using the Microsoft Remote Desktop, not VNC or something else). In my opinion, the connection program, when sitting open for such a long time simply starts to eat up all the resources for no...

I'd say it's nice. USB 3.0 is kind of new and not so well tested out, but since you got the resources, I say - go for it.

Is this something new or has it been like this forever? Is every game freezing or only some newer titles?

Well, since dust is out of the way as a possible cause of overheating, then it's probably that you should change the thermal paste on the video card and the CPU as well (a friend of mine did that and it actually helped a noticeable bit). I found this article, which could nudge you in the right...

Try to run Prime95 or any other stress testing software for about 15-30 minutes and see if the computer hangs. If not, try to restart it. Maybe some freak load accumulation (temps? although not very likely) is causing you computer to freak out. I would open up the case, clean any dust out...

That's quite a bummer if all the customizations went south... anyway, I did like these, though. Just putting it out there.

I second that. The only issue might be the case, but the HD5670 isn't all that large, so, probably, no problems there, too.

Things that I've noticed, are gone w/ the new UI set up and all: 1. Country of Origin flag; 2. My Computer dropdown; 3. Thanks counter.