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This is a great day late birthday present for Modgers1 Congratulations to all of you guys, well deserved.

1. Meanie 2. That's exactly what I meant, I just didn't explain it more detailed like you did. 3. Ok I don't have an excuse there. I wasn't up to par for the HD 4870 X2 yet lol. 4. I don't think an average user would touch the clock settings of his computer let alone bios. Seeing Envy needed help I recommended Intel because he seems like an average user. Bottom line: Envy take Zero's advice because he whoops my ass when it comes to computer tech.

I thought the forth last one was the weirdest and the very last one the funniest.

EB Games (A subsidiary of gamestop/Canadian version of it) is no different, which to me is really sad. That's why I only go there for the special offers which at most times the employees don't know two shits about and give me the "Give me your number and we'll call you" excuse which never really happens. Other than that it's Staples, Best Buy, or in extreme cases Walmart...

I'd say keep Windows XP, upgrade your CPU to a dual core model (or quad core if you have the money), get another GB of ram (or two because in XP it can actually recognize 4 GB unlike Vista, anything under Ultimate can only recognize 3.5BG), a new graphics card in the Nvidia 8 series or 9 series (or ATI's 4000 series because it's catching up with Nvidia) Oh yeah and get a new Mother Board, I'd recommend one from Intel. EDIT: Seeing the deals from PC companies I actually suggest getting a pre-built PC. For under 1k you can get a great PC online. But if you want XP you're going to have to fork up another 40 bucks.

LOL AGREED.

There must be dust in your computer. You don't really need to take out anything, just get an air can and blow away any dust you see in your computer. I noticed one time that when it was computer cleaning day that when I opened up my computer literary dust poofed out in the air and all my problems suddenly disappeared.

I've been using Logitech G5 for a year now (had to replace it once for the newer one for teh lulz) and it's response time, accuracy, and the fact that it is so comfortable that you can go on gaming marathons with this beast will keep me going with it for another half decade. It should be about 40 bucks now.

I'd recommend an Nvidia Geforce 8800 GTX because it is not as much of a power hog as a GTX280 and it's getting lower in price too. All I need to know is the W of your PSU and I'll link you a right 8800. Remember children, if your PSU is crap it won't matter what your Mobo supports slot wise because the GPU will most likely fail on you too.

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Rofl just Rofl.

I'm guessing that Mac users are going to share our problems too in the future http://news.cnet.com/8300-1009_3-83.html?tag=hdr;snav

Obez as Elmo, other characters are his butt buddies from school who give him free shots every day..

http://www.maximumpc.com/article/features/dream_machine_08 That'll kick it's ass. It's highlight is it's 128GB of RAM. Benchmark http://www.maximumpc.com/article/features/dream_machine_08?page=0%2C4 Part Chart http://www.maximumpc.com/article/features/dream_machine_08?page=0%2C3 Vista 64-Bit Benchmarks Zero Point vs Dream Machine 2008 Premiere Pro CS3 1,260 sec vs 547 sec Photoshop CS3 150 sec vs 80 sec ProShow 1,415 sec vs 577 sec MainConcept 1,872 sec vs 1,353 sec Crysis 26 fps vs 26 fps Unreal Tournament 3 83 fps vs 145 fps