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You could also unscrew some of the valves if it's a pre-silicon computer.

Tell that to the people who miss out on the first round of a BF3 map !

Google dvi switch box, get a 2 port one. Then have the main monitor one cable, with the second monitor and TV off the other. I think that works ? Sound will be interesting.

Had the same issue on Vista64 recently, neither the Vista disk management software or any of the other software seemed to help. Finally figured it out, you need free space next to your C drive ( assuming you are booting from that ) in order to expand the boot drive. So I moved everything off...

This, really miss the old DAOC days. Spending hours farming the gobbos ( root / root / mez ) down in Cornwall. Dinging 50, getting epic armour and then chasing the zerg around Emain for hours. Great fun. Already mentioned, but Planetside, mostly during beta. Epic bridge battles, with my...

Sorry, wasn't actually saying your amp was expensive - just an amp in general. Anyway £45 for an amp and speakers isn't even close to enough. What monitor have you got ? Can't you connect the X360 via HDMI and then ouput the sound to the speakers ?

Wow, thats an expensive solution. You sure there isn't an audio out connection on the monitor ? Will be a lot cheaper than the amp route.

Ahhh, more evidence that Darwin was correct. Intelligent design my pink bottom.

I had this error on a 2nd PC a few years ago, drove me mad trying to troubleshoot it as it seems to be a fairly generic crash message. For me it turned out to be the CPU overheating.

Next stop a half decent chair I think.

I upgraded my 1950 pro to an 8800 GTS last week. First game I played was Starfleet Command 1, released in 1999. At it's maximum res of 640x480 my 8800 flew ! In fact I'll go on record in saying that the 8800 is certainly better than the Voodoo Banshee I originally ran it on, I'm guessing...

It's a buy separate job I'm afraid.