Recent content by mattmagic100

I'd suggest just buying a new monitor. It may be fixable, but between the cost of labor and replacement parts, It may be smarter to just replace the unit

Hi, I have a FP91G Benq LCD monitor and today, i think the backlight broke.The power light of the screen comes on and you can see a very faint image when there is light shined onto the screen.My question is, is it worth getting the back light replaced or would it be cheaper buying a new screen?

I'm on a college student budget. My video card died in my custom pc. I just want a decent card that can playback in hd. I don't game much. I may eventually get a blu ray player/burner on my pc and a hd camera but Im not concerned about it now. I just need a decent dependable and fairly cheap...

i have a vgn-fw170j sony vaio notebook and it has both a regular and blu-ray cd/dvd burner. does anyone know what type of burner. example: 6x, 8x, 12x, etc...thanks!!!!

i would go with the AMDthey tend to be slightly cooler, in my experience

Go to Start > Printers and Faxes > RIGHT Click the Printer to set Default > Click Set as Default Printer

I am looking at buying an old Powerbook with a 1.67 GHz PowerPC G4 and was wondering what Intel or AMD processor it could be compared to. I am not a mac person so I have no idea.

To use the setup CD, you must use a wire. You could pull your desktop out for 5-10 minutes if it has a working network adapter, that would do the job. This is the easiest way.It is possible on many routers, but NOT recommended. You have to make sure nobody else around has an unsecure network...

No you cannot crossfire onboard graphics with a second gpu....what kind of motherboard are you getting...i can tell you if its crossfire compatible and a second radeon 4350 should NOT be expensive at all!! lemme know if i can help more

Most likely it is due to windows registry errors. Fix it by downloading RegInOut.It will help you.

you cannot install .sys files to a linux based system. Most drivers tho come with the OS, you shouldn't have to worry with installing drivers. If you do, instead of going to HP you need to find the manufacture of the specific part and go to them.

My motherboard doesnt support RAID-1 so im going without. Would having a gaming machine benefit from going RAID-0? Thanks.

Yes it does work well with that game :)

When I turned on my new computer today it said one of my Raid 0 drives was failing and to back up my computer immediately. I have backed up my computer. The error message on my hard drive reads "A hard drive has reported that a read or write to it has failed". Is there anyway to fix this...

I can't say whether one 300gb beats two 150gb HDD or not but let me just say that Hard drives are about to be completely revolutionized by solid-state HDD though they are only available in 2.5" at the moment (to my knowledge). So if holding out is an option, maybe you should wait for them to...