Recent content by Blind_Arrow

Cheerz, thanks for that confirmation, however today one of my colleagues who bought exactly the same card 2 days before me and never told me until he saw me taking the box out and today i asked him as well about performance, and he confirmed a good output over his passively cooled 8500 GT and no...

Last time I came to this forum for personal help was for a GFx card recommendation and I was recommended EVGA by many, so I went for it, pretty good it was as now its time again to change the system. not that I am a gamer, over clocker. but use 3d/2d design a lot. 9800/8800 series and 4870...

70% is good to go, make sure to dry it properly afterwards. DIE = upper surface of the CPU, dont try to pull it off the packaging, else it will break the CPU's actual DIE. and your CPU will surely DIE (AKA Rest in Peace) and i am going to sleep now!

Zalman CLPS-7500ALCu series (a mix of copper and aluminium) there are several models based on fan size (92mm - 120mm), so get a 92MM CU-AL, as it will be very good, as well as light enough not to tear of the socket brackets off your motherboard, and the open structure design cool your north...

well, in most cases, software cannot force drivers to adjust hardware settings. now if your system is showing that it can only accept 72Hz for 10x7 resolution, then its for a cause. forcing resolutions over that, will not cause your CRT tube to burn, BUT, it will shut down your monitor and then...

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well ok, because TV's doesn't comes with Generic Drivers, therefore, your windows can only apply 60Hz of resolution assignment to your TV. which is least possible for any CRT, as if you accidentally apply higher refresh rates to your CRT, then it will burn the Tube. so, just accept what you are...

IIS configuration is straight forward, 5-6 clicks, and your server is ready to accept http requests. while Apache requires configuration via command line, which isnt easy to configure. (I am sure someone must have developed a GUI for Apache as well)

buy a Barebone.

hmm, buy isopropyl alcohol from store (hardware store) you will be able to find sample soaked clothes use that to clean the old mess of paste, and clean thoroughly the surface of the heatsink. DO NOT USE OIL BASED CLEANERS (like nail polish remover, perfumes etc). and after cleaning, do not as...

only EPOX made it in past. but wasnt very popular

so, its you, recording people's videos and making fun later on. anyway, assuming you are on windows, go to Microsoft website and you'll find Windows Media Encoder Utility, it does comes with screen capture. give it a try. else, I have seen few Freeware as well lying around working very well.

I believe older MAC monitors have oval shaped connections, rather than rectangular in newer cases as well as in DVI's. I cannot assure, but do have a look on converters. as that MAC monitor convertor must have a name, it may not work, but give it a try.

i assume your TV is LCD, LCD's can only sustain 60Hz refresh rates and not higher than that, as there is no concept of REFRESH in LCDs. its CRT's native only. so, there is no way you can effect TV's resolution by inputting higher resolutions.

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