Deats'" writes: >Not much. Anyone who buys Monster component cables is throwing their money >away. Some people might rise up to debate this, their wrong. I've compared >$15 Philips component cables to $12 generic no-brand cables to $90 monster >component...

of mobo related problems are caused by idiots who doesn't know how to read a manual carefully, and these mistakes are completely preventable. [*]Wash hands with alcohol & let dry or wear powder-free latex gloves. [*]Ground yourself! [*]Only handle components...

is actually plugged in. I'm just wondering if you were to upgrade say a video card, RAM modules or HDD (or handle any computer components in general), which is the best approach to take to ensure to discharge static electricity? What approach do you take...

comes from routing all video (even the PC) through the AV receiver. This also leads to the only downside - the receiver only handles component video and not HDMI or DVI. The Sharp Aquos has inputs for HDMI, DVI and multiple component sources, however everything...

in. And don't get discouraged by the possibility of shocking components, just use an anti-static wristband found here if you're really nervous: Or merely ground yourself by touching the metal on your case prior to handling the components. watch some vids...

at seasonic and i still cannot come to a conclusion for the best quietest psu between corsair,ocz,and seasonic mentioned above.nexus 430 value comes to mind.but im not quiet so sure if it's 80+ plus energy efficient psu and could handle all my components well...

more important information needed in regards to buying a new Mobo? I'm not looking for any specific, although cheaper is better (as long as it can handle the components). Aside from all that stuff, I just have a HD and a DVD-RW drive, so I'm assuming those...

RAM really necessary? It costs ten bucks more than DDR2 800, so I'm just wondering. Also, will the power supply I've listed be able to handle all the components I've listed, plus a second 4850? If not, please recommend some good power supplies available...

at the same time runs quietly? Based from your current specs and even if you decided to buy two Fire Pro 8750's and crossfireX it, an 850 watt psu is more than enough to handle all your components at its full continuous load all the time 24/7. I recommend...