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I recently bought this 4.1 system: Newegg.com - LOGISYS Computer SP8000BK 4.1 Speakers I can't seem to get the speakers to fully function. The subwoofer does nothing, but I can get the 4 satellite speakers play audio. I've tried a quadraphonic setup and a 5.1 system with the center speaker...

This is a great laptop for the price: Newegg.com - MSI GT660-003US NoteBook Intel Core i7 740QM(1.73GHz) 16" 6GB Memory 500GB HDD 7200rpm DVD Super Multi NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285M $850 after the rebate, and it has an i7, GTX285, 500GB HD, and 6GB of ram. The only downside is the fairly low...

^My next-door neighbor's car^ It's not that exact one, but same model/color. He parks it next to his SLK350. Oh how I wish I knew him better....

My dad's Dell Dimension 5150's PSU has friend and I need to replace it. It has a 305W PSU but I hear that Dell uses non-standard parts in its computers. Can I just use any power supply from Newegg to replace the current one or is there something special I should be looking out for? Thanks.

Does anyone know if the M15x comes with a GDDR3 or GDDR5 version of the 5850? I've heard the with the GDDR3 the memory bus is a huge bottleneck and want to know if my laptop has one.

250gb is more than enough for me, I also have an external drive for more storage. If anyone else wants a similar deal, I purchased the laptop using the following coupon for 15% off: X6GQDFV7LF5?1F I believe it will work on anything from the Dell Outlet, but I'm not sure.

For about $850, i got the following refurbished laptop: 1gb ATi Mobility 5850 i5 430m 4gb DDR3 1066 250gb 7200 RPM HDD Its a 15.6"Alienware (I know, I know, but it seemed like a smart purchase) with a 1600x900 screen. If you need any more info, let me know.

This is just my two cents, but the 1055t isn't really the greatest processor for gaming. It really only ties the X4 965 on most games, sometimes performs better, and sometimes its actually worse. However, the 920 will always (and by quite a large margin) outperform the 1055t and 965. Also, a...

The antec 900/1200 or Cooler Master HAF would be your best bet. If you want a mid tower, then get a Antec 300 (Or just pick whatever looks coolest, we aren't the ones that have to stare at it). Since your overclocking, you will need a heatsink. Here's slaymate's recommendations:

This probably belongs in the high end building section, as you can get an i5/5850 for this amount of money

You may be bottlenecking your GPU with you CPU. Meaning that you have a really nice graphics card, but the processor simply can't keep up. also, 4gb should be enough memory for gaming.

'Nuff said. Seriously though, I've had Norton Anti-virus since 2003 and can honestly say it's a really good anti-virus. I've never had any problems that I couldn't fix on my own through Norton and Google.

Alright, I'm going to buy these parts either tonight or tomorrow, so can someone tell me if the MSI board I picked is any good? I don't know too much about motherboards and I only picked it because its from a reliable brand and its pretty cheap. And again, do you think I could OC the processor...

Okay, so I'm switching the cpu/board to this: Newegg.com - Computer Parts, PC Components, Laptop Computers, LED LCD TV, Digital Cameras and more! And the Video Card/RAM to this: Newegg.com - Computer Parts, PC Components, Laptop Computers, LED LCD TV, Digital Cameras and more! because its...

If you dont want the touchscreen, just get the non-touch version and upgrade the processor to an i7. iBUYPOWER Computer :: Battalion 101 CZ-11 Ultra [2] Gaming Notebook