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Since we're adding rules, may I suggest we make it so CTs can't tell us to go places? I make it into a game and they kill me for it, so it's a deathgame... right?

Thanks a lot for your help duhoh, I'll look around a bit more before buying a card though.

Not to noob up this thread anymore, but what is AGP? Well, the link that I gave in the first post lists what the parts of the computer is, I thought it would've listed the motherboard as well, but I guess not. As for the model its HP PAVILION P6214Y DESKTOP PC

i've thought about upgrading my PSU, but since I just bought this computer no longer than 3 months ago, I didn't want to void the warranty already.

Hi, I'm looking to buy a new video card, but I'm not exactly sure what to get. I'm looking for a card without having to replace my PSU. My computer has a 300W PSU and is using an NVIDIA GeForce 9100 Chipset. I'm not exactly sure what you need to know to recommend a card, but this site lists my computer parts. If there's anything else you need to know, just ask. http://partsurfer.hp.com/Search.aspx?type=PROD&SearchText=NY621AA

T-Mobile is said to have released their faster 3G already, giving them the fastest 3G network, but I personally haven't noticed a change in 3G whatsoever.

Yeah, but I think it's gonna be awhile until the Android market gets some high quality games. Hopefully the next generation android phones will pull in some more developers.

I think this might happen on Windows 7, I find myself having random lag spikes when playing PB, but then again it could just be my sister streaming videos.

What I suggest is, if you decide on getting the Nexus One, wait a month or two for Google to iron out all of the bugs with the phone. People have been having problems with the 3G not working in a 3G area and a few others that I can't think of right now. If you're on Verizon the Nexus One is said to come to Verizon some time this year, I think in Spring, but that may be for Vodafone. If you're looking at just the specs though, I'd go with the Nexus One.