Recent content by derekrules

Hi there, i've been getting a lot of wireless problems recently. No idea what's going on, my signal would drop for no apparent reason and the speed would jump around anywhere between 1Mbps and 56Mbps. I'm assuming im getting some sort of interference from somewhere... this started about a week...

na no cable, its a shame really. but anyways i didnt want it to get that complicated lol, im moving out in my 2nd or 3rd year of uni anyways. so i'll proabaly either persuade him to change or live with it for another half a year or so... all-in-all, thanks for your help. off tpoic: this...

haha, its all good, my father is completely computer illiterate so i manage all the networking and stuff. i use the mac address filtering to kick him out when he's not around:D. oh well, i guess i'll just have to live with it... i didnt know you could have 2 different ISPs on the same phone...

right guys i need your help on this one. i am a victim of traffic shaping (pipex homecall broadband) and its driving me insane. between 5pm-11pm i can't get on any games at all! so i wan to to change isp but... im living with parents and dad gets to make all these choices :freak:. when ever i...

i just want to know how to make an online rpg... where is this guy?

thanks for your help! ;)

thanks for your help.. but i can't seem to find out whether if i have PCMCIA Type II, under PCMCIA adapters in my device manager it shows- Ricoh R/RL/5C476(II) or Compatible CardBus Controller you think the (II) stands for type 2? lol i dont know... i have a dell inspiron 6000, pretty old...

that is about 10x faster than usb... do you know whether if they make esata pcmcia cards for notebooks?

i agree. TheEnd187 your such a fanboy. i own a ps3 and like it more than the 360 but still... the 360 has its good points (as well as its bad points of course). anyways this is a thread about blu-ray, not ps3 vs. 360, nor hd-dvd vs. blu-ray. its blu-ray only... :snob: you people are just too...

yeah, im currently in my first year studying at northumbria university of the UK. my course is called 'multimedia and digital entertainment in computing'. right now im studying a bit of everything... literally... theres 'computer system fundamentals' which is all bits and bytes :sigh:, then...

:confused: nobody is argueing about ps3 and 360.... just WorldIndustries adding in a pointless comment :snob: 100GB discs would be cool. lol you could just back up to 2 discs like how people back up to multiple DVDs. I'm sure blank blu-ray discs will become cheap as the blu-ray movies are...

:confused: so why did they sell more because of the ps3? so people thought... "oh! the ps3 has a blu-ray player, lets stock up on as many blu-ray discs as possible no matter what the movie or quality..." is that what your saying? you spelt 'neither' wrong... maybe you should spend less time on...

Ha ! Such a typical 360 fan. for starters HD-DVD's are.... 15GB per layer... not 50... :confused: and blu-ray disc's are 25GB per layer... they're also working on multiple layers for blu-ray (so that it could achieve 200GB).. HD-DVD on the other hand.... i dont know, have only heard of...

yeah thats what i thought, not all enclosures lists a capacity limit... i was thinking about just ignoring the limit and see if it works but thats quite a lot of money to be wasteing... (especially since im on a student budget...) na, thats cheap... cheaper than the ones i've looked at the past...

right i've bought the harddrive now, and i've decided to fork out that extra bit of cash to try out this eSATA connection. the problem is, just as i was about to pay for the enclosure, i find out that it only supports up to 400GB. i tried a different make and model but still it only supports...