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Your CPU is fine with the games that you are playing, for example, medieval total war, in my 3rd system with 3700+ CPU, i can play Rome total war without any stuttering/errors that goes with company of heroes too. Did you by any chance overclocked your CPU or Gfx Card?

If you really want to change your CPU to a dual core one, go for the 4400+ or 4800+. The 4600+ has a total of 512Kb L2 cache, while 4400+ and 4800+ has 1Mb in total.

I had my site on top for just about 3 weeks. Google sitemaps is the answer for me.

Have you tried asking for a replacement disk? Your copy of win xp disk might be corrupted.

Just to remind you guys. Is your registered XP the retail version or OEM?

Did you try changing the cable itself?

for me: Day of Defeat 1.3 (i even have my own dedicated server :P ) Oblivion Company of Heroes (NEW)

damn hell of a find B :D

My X2 3800+ reached upto 2.5Ghz stable and my X2 4400+ reached 2.5Ghz. You can see the difference, 3800 can overclock better than 4400. But dont go straight to 2.5 :P, just do it bit by bit. To test the stability of your OCing download Prime95 or Orthos. Run it for at least 24 hrs.

CPU - AMD 3700+ Sandiego MotherBoard/Case/KB/Mouse - Foxconn MiniFX SKT939 Barebone System Memory - Corsair Value 512Mb HardDrive - Western Digital 160Gb SATA2 Gfx Card - Nvidia 7600GT Monitor - Relisys TL766 17" TFT Total of ££444.77 including VAT and shipping. :D You can add another stick...

1. Fix a corrupt Boot.ini As the Windows XP operating system begins to load, the Ntldr program refers to the Boot.ini file to determine where the operating system files reside and which options to enable as the operating system continues to load. So if there's a problem rooted in the Boot.ini...

Yup looks good, but im a big fan of the classic style :D

got one. :D

Do what BigB said, you should see a disk with "Unallocated" status. Thats your new, unformatted drive, right click it and partition it. Then format it. Restart and you should be good.

lol, its part of their life :chk: !!!

Maybe two year ago, id vote for Win2k Pro, but now my vote is on its Xp Pro, due to the fact that MS stopped their support on Win2Ks. XP is generally more secured(MS Products only :P ) than 2k especially when your in a domain. But i must admit 2k is lighther than xp.

Willz try one of the following, 1. Fix a corrupt Boot.ini As the Windows XP operating system begins to load, the Ntldr program refers to the Boot.ini file to determine where the operating system files reside and which options to enable as the operating system continues to load. So if...

How about a software firewall like ZoneAlarm, that is if you dont have any harware firewall.

or here Logitech - Support > Downloads

Here's a further reading, try downloading the latest one (4.2.6) its seems safe from that vulnerability.