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Thats great thanks addis:good:

But I shouldnt need a router that has wifi as all the computers plug into the hub which is then plugged iinto the adsl router. If I plug the wifi access point into the switch hub surely that will enable me to connect the laptop to the wired network which uses the non wifi router?

Is there no device I can plug into my switch hub that will receive a wirelless connection? "EDIT" Just been surfing around and found these devices that appear to be what im looking for. They will allow me to connect my laptop wirelessly to my wired ethernet network right? Linksys WAP54G...

I'll be getting a laptop soon and have a query about connecting it to the internet. Ive got 3 computers running on a wired network sharing my broadband connection using a modem router and a switch hub. The laptop that I want is wireless and im wondering what i'd need to have a wireless device...

Given it takes around 20 seconds to get to desktop from a high end game i expect it will

I've currently got a similar problem except instead of my computer restarting it just turns off completely and ive had my psu for about 10 months. First i thought it was the gpu overheating but that was all ok.

Im looking for software that will allow me to monitor the temperature of my graphics card whilst playing a game. All the ones ive found require you to minimise which takes time so I can't identify the true temperature at full load.:(

Think it was 6.5 but cant be sure.

Ive got a ATi Radeon X1800 XT 512mb card in my rig thats happily been chugging along giving me great performance when gaming for about 8 months. The temps on it have stayed nice and low according to the dial in the catalyst control panel even at high load. I recently updated to the latest...

Anyone know if alienware sell their cases on their own? and if so who can i get them from?

Thanks very much Big b;) Its been enlightening.

I see what you mean but at the end of the day are any real problems going to occur if I opt for modular?

I mainly want the modular psu because i will have a bunch of unused connectors. Surely if I only have a few connected this will be less than a standard psu? thus making less work for the psu??? Had orginally decided to use the Antec TruePower 2.0 550W PSU. But the new Antec NeoHE 550W...

Any suggestions on a nforce 4 board? (price is not an issue) Cheers;)

Just spent quite a while working out a new system and would appreciate peoples thoughts about the hardware I have chosen. Its mainly a gaming machine CPU: AMD Athlon 64 4000+ San Diego 90nm (Socket 939) MOBO: Sapphire PURE Innovation Gruper Radeon Xpress 200P (Socket 939)...

Excellent. feel the clarity lol:D

So on subject of games it would probably be best to spend the money on a better single core amd 64 chip? Are there any games out yet that can utilize the two cores?

Anybody know of an any problems games have with amd's dual core processor range. Dont want to get one and find that i cant play stuff i used to.

Wow now thats what I call help. Very much appreciate the info Big B:agree:

Just entertaining myself by working out a new system (ill probably crack and buy the thing tho:ohah: ) Im looking at Power supplies at the mo and wondering if anyone has any recomendations for this proposed system. CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 3800+ MOBO: Sapphire PURE Innovation Gruper...