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No problem, just ask away No and yes, No since you can't just throw any CPU on a motherboard, and yes you have to buy a motherboard and a matching CPU, you don't have to buy them together though, you can buy those seperate from eachother at various stores. As long as you buy a motherboard...

Do you really mean you connected a router to the pc, wheter than installing a wireless router behind a cable modem in order to create a wireless home network? I've got cable internet myself too, but with a motoral modem and a sitecom wireless router behind it I have wireless internet on all wifi...

Geforce 7600GT is the GPU's chipsetname, companies like Gigabyte, ASUS, BFG and Gainward release their own version of the card which differentiates itself with cards that have higher clock frequencies / bigger memory size or just different softwarebundle (games) included in the retailpackage...

Hi Tom71, I just posted this link in another topic regarding PSU's, it might be useful to you too, It calculates the amount of watts your computer needs at the least, your card might need a 300 watts according to the manual but other components also use their share of wattage, summing...

Hi Kryptoxian, Here's a good website to where you can calculate the amount of watts your PSU will at least require. I'd recommend a 500W minimum, but you might want to go for a heavier type if you'll ever concider upgrading. Greetings, Marcus_X

Seeing you have a 5500 series graphics card, using the automatic clock detection feature might be pretty risky. 5500 series GPU's from Nvidia don't have temperature sensors so you won't be able to tell your card is running too hot, you'll risk frying the card if it runs too hot. Use this...

Rangermoose, you've misinterpreted that part, Nvidia's cards are driven by a unified driver, your 6600 has the same drivers as my 7800GS. Nvidia is up to 93.71 at this moment. Somewhere around version 80.xx SLI had been introduced and Nvidia included card cross compatibility in their card...

Happy newyear to all HWF users and friends, May 2007 bring you many more technological developments to spend your hard earned cash on. For the (probably male) majority of HWF users, a personal message from me; I hope all your wives and / or girlfriends will forgive all those that spend more...

If your tv has a coaxial output, you could try using an amplifier with optical outputs. You'd connect the amplifier to the tv by regular coaxial cables and the Z5500 with an optical cable. The only drawback is you won't be able to listen to audio in DTS which the Z5500 supports. DTS can...

As long as it's a 6600 with a 6600 it's compatible, from Nvidia's 80's series drivers cards became cross compatible. Cards can be mixxed; Cards don't need to be of the same speed; Cards with different memory sizes can be paired too; It's all there, on Nvidia's SLI zone...

That's exactly the same card you've hyperlinked to, is that correct? Too bad it doesn't say any price on that page. I'll limit my advice to the 6600 series and rather not go into the discussion if it would be better to upgrade to a newer type of card rather than buying another 6600 card, that...

Hi Rangermoose, the following is taken from Nvidia's SLI Zone which is all about SLI I hope this clears things up for you, Have a happy new year, Marcus_X

Specialtech seems like a good webstore in the UK Depending on the type of cable you need you'll find they've got UV reactive HDD cables and other type of casemodding products for sale. Cheers, Marcus

Maybe you can use one of those free translation websites to translate parts of the website by simply copying and pasting the parts you need? This website offers the possibility to translate spanish to english. I hope that helps, Greetings, Marcus

Hey Rytkonen, the best thing you could do is test your connection with the tools provided on DSL Reports.com Maybe after using some of the tests like Line Quality testing and Tweak tests you'll find a fix for your problem or you can rule out more possible causes. Greetings, Marcus

It's a Motorola, that's the problem :D *Sorry, that just looked like the perfect opportunity for a joke* But seriously, if you've still got warranty try and take it back for repairs but you probably don't have warranty anymore. How about trying a master reset? Enter your menu, then...

And he never posted again, I think he gave up on it.

Widescreen is cool to have in my opinion, if you're a gamer than you might want to know not all games support widescreen resolutions; it'll either make you get a stretched image or it might require you to alter a setting in the game's configuration files to get it to work. Depending on what...

I didn't know Microsoft had a 90 day warranty period for XBOX 360's, that's indeed rediculous. Good thing they changed it, you already posted it got Microsoft into legal trouble though. Strange Nintendo chose to maintain a 90-day warranty still, maybe they too Wii(ll) learn hmm? Sorry...

That depends on the features a drive has, things you should look for are; - Write speed - Supported drive types - Buffersize - Warranty terms - Interface type - Price LightScribe is an optical disc recording technology that utilizes specially coated recordable CD and DVD media to...