RAM isn't necessary. DVD-ROM: ignore it. You can do just fine without one. If you ever want to watch movies on your computer in the future, it would be a small $45.00 upgrade. OS: Good for you on buying it. If you are a student there is the option...

get the results that you want with "any" particular lens. For example, an accessory telephoto lens with a small rear lens element may cause vignette in your picture. Or an accessory wide angle lens with a small rear lens element by cause fish eye in your...

Kodak DCS460, Canon Powershot G5, Olympus 2020Z ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () In article , Darrell writes >>>> So, in theory, there may be at some point in the future...

card: RAM: [b]PSU: [/b] Case: [b]HDD: [/b] I figured it was worth having the option to Crossfire in the future for the small difference in price ($20~) between my original choice for mobo and the new one. Shuffling the combos...

in games is pretty much nothing. I don't really plan on OCing, but it is something I might do in the future, and if I was to it would be a very small OC. The difference between these two is about 120. I'm not sure what HDs I should run as well, raid 0, two,...

as well in many cases -- but the the difference may be noticed later when you look for advice or driver updates -- the big brands mostly have good online support and they'll probably be around in future when the small brands have disappeared. The differences...

Gamecube is pretty sweet. And the fact that it made 98 million dollars in one day shows that. Luigi's mansion is really fun! The graphics are just superb and shows what is to come in the future. And it's small and not so clunky and clumsy looking. Looks stupid...

and best (which would be i7 really) I'd save the $20 and get the 955. Spend that $20 on something else. The 200Mhz difference is not going to become a dealer breaker. And if you ever did choose to OverClock in the future, that small difference would disappear...

with something like SP2, it's a very *imprudent* point of view. This is a security-oriented release. It's not primarily designed to fix things that may be broken now, but to protect you against problems in the future. There are some small risks in installing...

The future of GFX is looking rather small. Some info from a familiar name Looking forwards, by the time say Larrabee arrives , late 2009 or early 2010, a G200 would be 1/3 the saize today, or more precisely, well have cards out thatre better than 3 G280s...