Recent content by LambOfGod

Use google and youtube http://www.pcmech.com/byopc/ http://www.build-your-own-computers.com/ BTW your build looks great

My mistake.. I updated the Link on the MSI, it now has the same processor @ the same price. It also includes the Upgrade coupon to windows 7. MSI has a higher resolution screen than ASUS MSI has 4gb DDR3 1066 vs 6gb DDR2 800 --> MSI supports DDR3 (future headroom) ------

Its coming down to it.. I'm going to buy one of these laptops... Which one would you get? Whatever one it is I plan on using an external 7200 RPM 1TB drive for storage and swapping the main drive with an SSD. Lots of A/V stuff, Media Stuff, and gaming will be done on this laptop. ASUS...

go from a 5400 rpm to an SSD... that outta be a shock :D

Why did you get an IDE dvd drive and not a SATA interface?

Well the parts listed are standard Nvidia/Intel, it does not list the manufacturer of the RAM, LCD screen ect... but neither do the other manufacters, and I have not generally had issues with them, so i will need better proof. As far as software and OS issues, I will be wiping and reloading...

Thanks for the input, but Explain why gateway is terrible Explain why HP is going downhill

I'm looking for a desktop replacement notebook (I will be using it for things like Multimedia, Gaming, media center, music, video, internet, DVD/CD burning) See if you can help me find one, I am looking to spend around $1400 Or look at the few i selected below.. Which one seems the best fit...

Concert was awesome I met all that remains guitarist Oli Herbert

It wont stop, it works just fine ive done 100s of images that way,....

It works awesome... finally found somthing that works....

get the make/model of your board and look up what it supports on the manufacturers website, it may be able to support a faster speed module than that.

I would get this RAM instead.. If your board supports it.. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231166

there are a few ways to restore it your image.. Boot using Ghost and follow the onscreen instructions to restore you image. (browse to where your backup image is stored) if you have the ghost software installed, it usually displays in the taskbar, just right click on it and select restore...

That software couldnt do it for me and what it seems a few other users.. http://www.cobiansoft.com/forum/Default.aspx?g=posts&t=2440 This thread led me to somthing that seems to be doing the job though.. SO far so good. its called Syncback...