I think the difference in the builder/user has to measured along with the difference in the RAM. I am putting my first build together, mainly watching NCIX sales (I can walk to their store) and...

@Oompa D, I'm sorry you ran into problems with your new RAM. I'm also sorry that the people here at DaniWeb seem to think your problems are more for their entertainment than a request for help.

As...

I think it is very important that you not overlook a third possibility, which I think would be by far your best choice: 2 x 1024.

If you intend to run Vista, you need 1 GB just to support Vista. 2...

Hi, Han,

Well, I hope all goes well for you. A few more details:

— As far as knowing what you have connected, you might like to get the tiny freeware program called HoverIP v1.0 beta. It will...

Well, it sounds as though you'd want to use the conditional IF command, which is a DOS command still available to you in XP.

You could make a batch file using IF (and I would put in a PAUSE or two...

@westwing, you're welcome. Yes, I also put my .jpgs in directories of 1000 .jpgs each. That is about as large as I can go before my system gets pretty slow handling things.

I appreciate you are...

64-bit Vista and 64-bit XP can take 128 GB of RAM!! And Microsoft wants to increase that dramatically! So 16 GB is an awful lot right now, but not for long—just like 512 MB of RAM was HUGE such a...

Hi, Jason,

I'm sorry; I don't know the code. But I do know how to move files.

I'm not sure why you are moving them individually. Using DOS, for example, you would move them in a bunch by using...

There are many ways. In fact, the various possibilities are the main cause of confusion.

I recently set up a home wireless network involving XP and Vista, but not one exactly the same as yours. So...

Hi, Folks. So far it is just on paper. I have 2 perplexities: RAM and Video/Graphics Card.

Purpose:
— HEAVY Multitasking, with very quick graphics support (thousands of files, think: Astronomy +...