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OEM Q9300 for $299.

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It definitely convinced me, not to buy that item!

It's kinda hard to tell because Linux running in a VM has a clock issue (the Linux system clock in a VM runs faster than the Windows system clock) that invalidates the frame time comparisons. My guess is that there is aprox. a 10%-15% decrease in performance running in a VM. Note, some people...

Turn the fans around so the blow in. Then you can place the filters on them.

File I/O errors should not be common, unless there is something wrong with the config or the file system. If you'd like, try running Linux in a Virtual Machine and then run the folding SMP client in the virtual machine. That way you can have Linux and Windows running simultaneously and can...

Those instructions for removing the service should work ...

Here is a link describing LLF's current (not the prototype described above) LR6 product that I found interesting.

The 1st possibility is that the default folder is the "program files" folder and both Windows and Vista really do not like that: Use a sub-directory/folder to fold from. Are you running it as a service? Don't! The SMP clients do not currently work properly when running as a service...

If it is cheaper, then it is not a waste: Compare prices between four 500GB and seven 250GB (1.5TB of useful space) or five 500GB as compared to nine 250GB (2TB useful space). As long as the price was even close, then yes I would chose the 4 drive setup over 8 drives for all the reasons listed...

I'd go for bigger drives and fewer of them. There are several reasons -- The cost of additional SATA/PATA ports; The unreliability of PATA power Y-splitters (my personal pet peeve) or the difficulty of getting enough SATA power connectors; The size of the case to fit large quantities of...

I too replaced the CPU in my original Compaq Deskpro from and Intel 8086 to a Nec V30 ... You might want to wait till the .45nm Pendryn quads come out. They should be slightly faster, lower in wattage and OC even better ...

The C2Q folds better: Both are good.

You should be able to do this with a simple DOS batch file.

I prefer LJ5's over LJ4's: Because a 5 is faster than a 4, the paper does not stay in contact with the heating element as much and thereby less curl which was the bane of LJ4's. Both are very solid printers well worth getting used.

I was not trying to get you to uninstall the SMP client, but rather the GUI GPU client (if you want to run the console GPU client). I think they are conflicting with each other. The other alternative is not to use the GPU console client and go back to using the GUI GPU client and simply do a...

I suspect that to get the console versions to run, you need to first totally uninstall the GUI version using add-and-remove-programs and you are running into conflicts having both on your system at the same time. I'm not sure, in that I've actually never run the GUI version... One quick fix...

The GUI version has a system tray icon, the console version runs off the taskbar. I wonder if you were running the GUI version before and now you have a mixed version? May I suggest that you post your error in the F@H forums: there are people there that know far more than I.

The real question is whether there is an actual efficiency difference between the heating capacity between different electricity devices i.e. Electric heater, Stove/Oven, Toaster, Computer? I personally don't see a big difference because 100W is a 100W and I really don't see a significant...

Expiring when rebooted, is the expected behavior. All the 5.91 clients are expired... I'm using FAH6.01beta2-Win-GPU-Console and it is working for me.

As of Feb 1'st the Beta GPU client expired (Actually all the beta's expired): Possibly, you just need to update.

I doubt it would work. I've tried repairing Windows from the wrong SP CD before and it just refuses ...

Yes, in my opinion, there is a massive difference in performance between 5400RPM and 7200RMP notebook drives.

I have no idea: I have never heard of MMi Hard drives or their company.

Is it that you want to talk about cross-brand labeling or drive suspension systems (in general) or that particular drive suspensions system? Cross-brand labeling, for all sorts of products, occurs all the time. It's been that way for as long as I can remember. I don't see anything wrong with...

That looks like it has already failed and is what it is doing to uninstall itself.

My immediate reaction is to check to see if a log file is being created for this upgrade. It is my observation that all the upgrades create log-files or at least my Windows directory is littered with them.

I have www.my.Yahoo.com as my homepage: Customized news articles in a form that I like... So they probably get some ad revenue from me.

It happens, when an application or driver requests memory, from the OS, when needed and then does not release the RAM when not needed. What happens over time, is that all your ram gets allocated by that one application/driver leaving nothing for anything else. Eventually, everything is running...

It sounds like you have a memory leak somewhere (application or driver).

It only weighs 34Lbs (15.7Kg), so it's easy to carry out into the boonies, and no one has said anything about $$$.

Sure, M$ has a downgrade license from Vista back to XP.

VLite Download page. Documentation Page. A Vista Configuration tool brought to you by the same people that created NLite.

Lets see, if I can be creative with the punishments. Illegal Abortion == Forced female circumcision Illegal abortion == 18 years of house arrest Illegal abortion == A congressional Medal of Honor The possibilities are endless

If you are that picky, why not simply get 4 HD's and a removable bay. Pick the OS, by choosing the HD that is in the bay. It's simple, it's clean and it works.

Don't bother, they have both gone way downhill ever since McGyver (Richard Dean Anderson) left the SG1 and was replaced by Farscape (ugh) characters.

I think, Stargate Altlantis's Doctor (The female one) was the engineer in Serenity.

I have around 3TB total online as lots of individual drives scattered across many different machines.

I don't believe that Vista is the problem. Vista does run slower, but not that much. You can compare the CPU's folding capabilities at [url=www.fahinfo.org]fahinfo[url]. Given the same WU -- One thing that can make that much difference with some WU's and that is RAM BW, latency, and the...

It is hard to believe that it has been that long. If there was not unique value here, people would have gone back to SR or been distracted by "life" and simply disappeared. Some did, but it is amazing that enough have stayed to keep it interesting.

Yes, I see it: removing applications using the delete key. He's an expert, so he should know ...

By price maybe, but quad-core vs quad core the q6600 is closer than any of their quad-core choices which is why its lack is so surprising..

Interesting review, but I wonder why the Q6600 was not ever used in any of the CPU comparisons as it is the obvious direct competitor. The quad CPU's used for comparison were the Qx9770, Qx97650, Qx6850, Qx6700 which is a good representation of the choices but simply missing the 6600.

To my knowledge, AMD hasn't yet released any Phenom processors without the bugs.

M$ Office SP3 is unacceptable. Basicly, M$ killed the useage of some old file formats for "Security Reasons" leaving people with data in those formats having to manually modify registry keys to access their old data.

M$ really needs to fix that: The Kernel should be next to impossible to change except through very secure methods. I have less of a problem with drivers as long as they can't be hidden and are removable. The only rootkit proof of concept with Vista that I remember, was one that required...

I'm using AOL's Active Virus Shield. It was effectively a free version of Kaspery. AOL discontinued the license last August, switching to McCaffee (Ugg) and it quit updating. However, the program has a text file telling where to update and I commented out AOL's IP addresses leaving Kaspery's...

Do rootkits affect Vista? It was my understanding that M$ had locked-down Vista's kernel to stop that particular threat.

I disagree: I've found putting the flash on a tripod and using a off-camera cord is quite helpful for the posed shots. Just stand between the legs. I will agree that using a bracket and placing the flash higher and to the side is a better angle, for shadows. But missing that, a tripod does...

Tracert is the tool to use and that they will understand thereby giving creedance to your complaint.