They don't look good! They look grey and fragile, one step on it and it's bust, 1 scratch by a nail and the screen is gone. Crappy in my view. Plus of course, Battery Life = Issue.
All the people i know have iPods, but they don't own macs! So they were puled in my the advertising, which has no effect on me. Come to think of it Advertising is pointless for me, because i would buy a product if it was or wasn't advertised.
Why can't there just be a neutral company that has no people pulling them to either end of the market (Microsoft Vs Mac) and make something that looks good, works well, and is suported by all operating systems. A big job, yes, but the market needs something like this.
I meant to say soldering not 'oldering' btw, and i thought u meant the onboard memory on the gfx card, which you definatly can't take off and put something else on.
Find some drivers for the make and model on Logitech website: www.logitech.com Then search for the make and model of you microphone and look for the drivers.
I don't get the point of modding, as with ur instance as an example, you spend $XXXX amount of money, then you crash and you loose all that money and then have to pay for repairs. Makes no sense to me.
Very odd, that a mic would just stop working... Re-install the drivers from the CD that came with the mic when you first bought it, reboot your machine then try again. Just to test before you do that, go into Control Panel, then go onto Speech and you should have a text to speech option available. Then talk into ur mic to test that the mic level moves up and down to the volume of your voice.
Crucial messed around with it's website a bit, so you have to go hear and download there scanner: http://www.crucial.com/systemscanner/loader.asp?agree=yes&tabid=AM&pagename= Once you have downloaded it, run the small program and it will link up with their site and tell you what you have, and what to upgrade it too.
In case you are wondering, it is fine to mix different makers of RAM, just don't have RAM sticks using different speeds, otherwise you will run at the lower of the two speeds.
Have you had a Virus infection recently that may have upset the drivers? If so, delete the virus and reinstall the drivers. Also it may be worth checking if newer drivers are available. What make is the microphone?
Greenwich is just outside London to be correct, but is still classed as outer London. I did Geography so i am picky when it comes to where places are :P
Ur problem is that you don't have enough onboard RAM on the gfx card. Check that your computer can run the game using this handy site: http://prod2.srtest.com/referrer/srtest find the game on the list, and it will tell you what isn't right, and what you should do to fix it.
did you download the scanner? They changed the site around a bit so go here: http://www.crucial.com/systemscanner/loader.asp?agree=yes&tabid=AM&pagename= download that, then it should be where ur normal download files go. Run the program called 'System Scanner' that you have just downloaded, and it will tell you what you have.
Bennet you are wrong, my system uses PC3200 RAM sticks, and crucial technology website says my slots can only take PC2700 or PC4000 along with PC3200. So you are wrong.
check what your system has at present through cruical techs site, it scans your system to tell you what memory you have, and what you can upgrade it to: www.crucial.com
Have you changed any software/hardware recently? Because a gfx card would not just suddenly go into a weird state of not working. Are you getting BSOD's?
But bennet also remember you can't run DDR RAM in DDR2 slots. Otherwise you are wasting the slots. According to a tech guy a sopke to ages ago, you shouldn't mix RAM spaces either. E.g. You have 2 1Gb RAM sticks, and you shouldn't put 2 512Mb RAM sticks with them, apparently your computer slows down with more of the memory. Am i thinking of the frequency and mixing it up with the storage capacity?
