Recent content by Dante_Caligari

Your best bet is using VNC. You get a Window within your OS that shows the desktop of the computer you want to "spy" on and EVERYTHING they do. It is easy to install, free, and you can even control the other computer.

Problem Solved! They make one specific for PC's. Thermaltake 7" Bay Retractable Touch Screen LCD Monitor Products Model: A2413 [A2413] : Performance-PCs.com, ... sleeve it and they will come A little pricey, but definately going into my next build. Thanks guys.

I always wondered if it would be possible to put one of those fold out DVD players that you put in cars into your PC. I have seen this a few times here and there but I really have no idea how to go about it. 1. How to make the volume knob able to control PC volume. (If possible) 2. How to make...

Oh, I know! My room is upstairs and we all know that heat rises. In the summer there are days when I just wont turn on my computer because it is simply too hot for it up there. However, in the winter, I am sitting up in my room with a coat and stocking hat playing video games. One year I had...

I am tired of people saying that you can have too much RAM. You can never have too much RAM! I have 2GB and there are DAILY instances where so much is used up that I could REALLY benefit from more. If you bought the RAM, you should be able to use it man.

I was wondering if there is a software out there that can take an audio input of certain kinds, like MIDI or just inputs like those on the X-Fi Platinum that I have and convert them to musical notes on a page that can be printed off. Does anybody know if this is possible? It would help me out a lot.

Well, I am looking to get a synthesizer. The only one I can really afford right now is the MicroKORG, a pretty decent analog synth, but I am having trouble figuring out a few things, like what kind of Amp to buy, or I hear that you can also hook them up to studio monitors??? Does anybody own a...

Definitely good news, but we've a long way to go.

I smash my fist on the desk from time to time when I am not fast enough to kill multiple targets on BF2, or if I am stupid and don't get too far away before I detonate my C4, or if a lone tank takes over my last spawn point. >.< Sometimes someone gets a lucky head shot, and I just freak...

Thanks for saying that because that is what I am talking about. I shouldn't have to "bear" anything with how much money I have spent for my 8800GTs and 2Gb of RAM. I think the standard for glitch-free gameplay is 60fps, and I get annoyed with anything lower. Not saying I wont play it at 45fps...

I doubt that it will only use 6GB of HD space. S.T.A.L.K.E.R. took 10. ...and I am guessing that an 8800GTS will not play the game maxed out with anything more than 45fps.

Yes. VMware has a quite a few more capabilities. The Microsoft Virtual PC is very simple, basic, and easy to use.

If this card is contending with the 8800GTS and GTX on stock initial-release drivers, I applaud this card. For goodness sakes, nVidia...get better drivers! ATI has pretty much dominated as far as drivers go, so once better drivers are written for this card, I can see it rising above even the...

Happy Birthday man. If I had money, I'd think about that gift card myself, but in a little town of 500 and no job, well, need I say more? I have a feeling that my next birthday will be one of my best, and after that they will go down hill. (I am 18 in Oct. and moving out!!) By the way...what...

If it is a movie, you can use DVD shrink. DVD shrink will allow you to rip a dual layer DVD to your hard drive, compressing it enough to fit on a regular DVD. You can also control this compression, edit unneeded audio streams, re-author your DVD, but compression is compression, and it is a loss...