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First case: Might work, might not Second case: perfectly fine.

could it be that not both the PCI-E power leads from the PSU are working correctly?

I've used monthlies for about 18 months now and they are great, I love being able to see clearly without glasses :). At first I couldn't put them in at all due to flinching too much but after a couple of weeks it became easy.

Would've considered it at that £49.99 or whatever it was but it seems I missed the chance, so probably not. I'm happy with Vista so will probably stick with it on my current PC, but when I get a new laptop sometime next year it'll probably have Windows 7 on it. I haven't even properly tried out...

Should be able to handle it just fine

Pretty sure that if you use a different vendor's model and the clockspeeds are different, they just both run at the speed of the lower one. I haven't got an Nvidia card so don't know exactly how, but you should be able to find the clock speeds somewhere in the driver settings.

the_void or something?

what are you trying to do? differentiate the "f(x)" using the chain rule/product rule?

Although both the UK and Holland are in the EU, the UK isn't in the schengen area so a passport is required.

Critical Thinking/Citizenship don't require any lessons/revision at all, and most unis don't even look at it, you are much better off doing 4 proper A-levels.

Just answer the phone then do nothing so their money gets wasted.

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I thought it was just more than 2 terms ever is disallowed.

I would think that it'd be hard to get a place if adding choices after the UCAS deadline of January the 15th though, because most universities will have already given out almost all their offers to people who applied before the UCAS deadline?

Pretty sure once it's sent no more can be added.

Nah, U/N grades are worth 0 UCAS points

Half term starts Thursday for me (Friday is an inset day) - at college.

At current exchange rates, and before VAT, the difference is "only" around 10%.