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from what I know, anchored cables are much safer than modular cables. People say that it's protected against burn outs because if the modular cables don't make a direct connection, it won't give out the proper amount of power and it will burn out. For the PSU brands, I would get a Corsair...

I'm not a PSU expert, but I do know some basic rules. Never get a cheap PSU (I believe you already know that) Make sure you do the maths, and add up all the minimum power required by your components and buy a PSU that add up to it with a little over. If you want more detail, have a look at Big...

if I'm not mistaken, I think a 7900GT is the fastest you can get

Yeah that will work (your card is a 8800GTS right?) and yes, as long as your PSU is an ATX power supply, it will fit.

the memory doesn't matter, as long as the video card you're getting supports the resolution of your monitor, you should be fine.

Intel right now, have dominated almost all aspects of PC uses. AMD however, have fallen behind, but they still have a grip on the consumers on a budget offering pretty good cheap chips (X2 3600 for 80 bucks). Another point for AMD is that they still offer affordable SLi, with SLi ready boards...

In graphics adapters in the device manager, the sub item of it is either your graphics card or the onboard graphics, you can right click and disable it or uninstall the drivers from there. But then again, I've always used BIOS to do that, but im pretty sure they do the same thing.

yup... I got that done... guess who helped me.... MY YOUNGER BROTHER!!!!:doh: im so ashamed... but then again, I'm a hardware guy trying to be a web designer/developer..:P

you probably would have to dig bios to find it, but you can just disable the onboard graphics from device manager...

get that... pretty good deal.

thanks for the link, but that's transparent backgrounds, not semi-transparent backgrounds, and i've googled it already but can't find any tutorials on it.

im afraid, but I think that's not possible, i have not seen one or heard of one, if you think about it, where would it go? you could probably sell your wireless card and buy a usb dongle.

right now, i reckon 256 is about right for the games now, before, 64mb used to be enough, just as long as the chipset is good. THATS WHAT COUNTS THE CHIP ON THE GRAPHICS CARD. Remember the geforce 6600GT? it's only 128mb, but it could run Doom3 at 1024x768 with the eye candy on no problem, also...

but i have photoshop:doh:

glad to help... now you can overclock that little beastie:cool:

press Delete during the first screen after you turn on the computer or f10

thanks so much matt555, the doctype, yes, i left that out coz i was in a rush, so sorry i'll put that in later. about the div align center, I've just gotten used to that, but true, it is valid, but people who know better dont use it. also, y can't IE and FF just get along? :P

Since starting on learning CSS, I have found it to be extremely (as in extremely) easy to make websites (in fact, it's easier to use this method than using tables) you don't even need a WYSIWYG editor, just Firefox:P and notepad. So let's start. So I assume you have basic knowledge of css if...

how do i make a semi-transparent background so the text will stand out from the main background?

have you plugged in the pci-e molex connector on the back of the card? please check that as that might be the cause of the problem or you power supply might be under rated (for example, the requirement is 500 and your power supply is 200) Take note that the pci-e molex is different than the...