that if it can do the tasks it's used for without error then it's stable "enough." Many prefer to stress it to breaking point before considering it stable. Stability is in the eye of the beholder. True. If you are building a gaming machine, and it fails a really...

with the client's server browsers, then perhaps you need to check your network connections. If your clients are trying to connect directly by using the ip address of the server machine and are failing, perhaps you have a router in the way or a firewall...

In general, ME is good for machines that were built with ME in mind (and thus came preloaded with ME.) It has a habit of causing problems in other machines, older or newer. Win2000 isn't for you unless you are used to 2000 and you aren't interested in gaming...

Wizard. If any of the components in your machine fail the Burn-In test you will get usable info re: the rasons why they failed. Take it from there. Be advised that Burn-In Wizard takes a long time - up to two hours, maybe longer. Be patient. Third, your...

to back to XP. When I take the Win7 (DISK1) disk out, the machine doesn't boot to the original XP configuration. Evidently the machine is going to the second drive,DISK1, to get boot info. How can I fix this so that I can go back to the machine booting with...

run it on a 400Mhz PII with 128MB of PC100. Realistically speaking as long as you have 256MB of memory WinXP is fine. That's pretty much every computer within the last couple of years, plus a whole lot more before that. In his case he's got an old machine...

into more ram, more disk, faster disk, more video. I want the best machine for my budget. And, I usually spend $1500-2500 on a machine. I like what does me best for the money. Given, I mostly game or browse the web. I do software development, but I...

work fine on it. I'm not sure what it is about the two machines is making the difference, but I am guessing it is hardware because I run nearly identical software configurations (with the exception of server stuff and games which I don't run on the laptop)....

even the 295 might be a bit better then the 4870x2 in the long run the 4870x2 is still better. most games can't take advantage of that quad pumped gddr5. 4870x2 is a monster and is a year ahead of its time. For gaming, the most important component is the vga...

juice from the power supply. Please tell me what the tech is reffering to when the machine fails during heavy GPU utilization. Does the machine power off, does the game crash, do you get memory errors... what? I have nearly all email exchange with Sager over...