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You mean game creation as a job or as a hobby?

So I can't with the hub, so what I did, something similar to the previous post, was to connect the modem motorola trough the usb port and with the driver that comes it makes the machine to see it like another connection more.So now i have the ethernet port free. With this now i can share the internet.So what is next is easy to do, share the connection, and configure the two machines.So righ now they are workin perfectly unfortunatelly I think there's no way to do it through the hub, I thought it was posiible. but tnx for the help

One vote to the nvidiaMaybe you should set a poll (Like someone did with a PS3 vs XBox 360)I have used a NVidia GeForce MX 440 and had gave me great reasults, there are few games I couldn't play, but not of the NVidia, because my machine is getting older and don't have the needed memory and processor speed they requires.But for all other games, it's really great. Even it has drivers for use its full capabilities under linux (really don't know about if ATI has support for linux), I've played Quake III Arena uner linux, and seems to be no difference with windows...

qwijibowm can yo tell where is your information source?Because it's seems very interesting to read it in detail....

Of course it does.... But when windows 3.1 come out, one of it's requirements was a video card, that for those times was too much technology. Same thing would happen here, one of the system requiremnts should be a 3d Graphics Card with a very good GPU (like the ones now, GeForce 7000 serires) I think Mac computers can handle more ths kind of 3D OS, because their OS are fully rich graphics, more tah Microsoft ones. Eventhough isn't as 3D as I expected when I read the topic....

Some doubts about this CDIs the complete version of Windows Xp Service Pack 2 (complete installation from scratch)Or it's just an Update Disk or Patch Disk

Well I don't remember this quite well, but I you may try these two. And both without using the ICS1) Configure the default gateway as the IP's machine that has direct access to the internet.or2) Configure the default gateway the same as the default gateway of the machine connected to the internetI have done this way many times (but I can't rememeber exactly which gateway of those two worked, but try both).So whenever the machine connected to the internet is turn on, any other computer connected to it, and configure as said should have access to the internet.

I may recommend you a very good book. Hope it work sfor you, it's very complete.C ProgrammingDeitel/DeitelHope it works (it did for me years ago)

You should look for the Borland Graphics Interface.It comes with the Borland C/C++ Compiler.But I think you should change of compiler to these.And search for help on using this.The basic code for startin graphics using this is:initgraph()And to close you used:closegraph()So you cand add this code to a class, maybe called Graphics, and the contrutor may open graphics mode, and the destructor may close it.

So... there's no way of sharing theinternet with a hub??? Still thinking someway it should work, having ine machine with dynamic IP, and setting this as gateway, and the other woth static IP. I think having one IP valid (as form the modem as for the machine) it should be posiible, but can't figure it out.I don't wan't to spend money buying a router...

I'm trying to share the internet connection with no success.I have Internet with CableAccess. I'm using a SB5100 Motorola Modem.I have a hub, and old one (but working really fine).I connect two computers and the modem to the hub. I have proof some configuratiosn, but none of those works.I set the two computers using dynamic IP (thus my ISP config uses DHCP), but just one computers has internetThen I tried to set one as a default gateway, and config the other with a ststaic IP, first with and IP in the same range as the other IP's machine, then tried 192.168.0.1, then 192.168.0.2. But not workingThen i had the idea to set the gateway the same in the two computers, the one given by the DHCP server, and one IP static, and one dynamic.But none of this seem to work. Have any ideas?? Is it posiible to do that using a hub, or do I need a router?

Antoher good options, is to avoid loading of applications at startup that u don't use.Loading these applications will make windows boot time longer. And also performance will be less.So use the System Configuration Utility (msconfig) to avoi those applications.Just go Start -> Run -> msconfigAnd go to the last tab StartEach line is a programa that loads when you start windowsRemove each one you know you don't useBut be carefull, some fot hese are needed by windws as drivers, or for some apps to work properly. If u have doubts on which ones to remove, take a look at the name of the app on google.MMany pages provide the information about the application, and if it needs to be running.

You need to give more specs. You can go as highest as the motherboard allows it. So you should post the model of your MSI MotherBoard. Or you can find it yourself, entering on the MSI web site: MSI Global WebSite There you seek for the model of your motherboard, and check the specifcations of the processor, and check what type of processor supports Then you must enter in the AMD Web Site and check, depending on the specs you found, the highest velocity of the processor they have. As the motherboard support that processor, it should be able to handle any of that type (at leat that the motherboard specifies a limit)

As you are going to format your HD because it's alsmot full and slow.And as said before, it's better idea to delete as much as posible. The programas you have installed on the D partition must be deleted, you must get the installers of those programs.It could be a good idea to make backup on CD of those installers once you have themm all.So backuping the registry isn't a good idea. Because when you insert the bachuped registry, there could be a lot of problems, becuase of the objects registered, if you applied updates (Windows Update), or install programas like Norton . Then you will have a lot of problems, and not just the problems of starting applications when ypur computer starts (and because it's recently formatted) It won't find nothing. So definetevely it's not a good idea to back up the registry. And the only option that will resolver your problem is format C: drrive, delete the installed programas on D partition. And install evrything again. What should be back up when formatting something are documents (like works made in Word, Excel) and Program Installers (not the installed application, like the installation folder)

I think PS3 it's better, because it'a working with NVidia, the first manufacters of video chipsets, and they're making something really great with the RSX Graphics Processor. It's sure taht the PS3 will be able to play PS1 and PS2 games too. The PS3 also comes with wireless bluetooth pads, and it supports 7 pads, meanwhile the 360 support only 4 pads. The discs of the PS3 have a capacity of about 50 GB, the XBox just have about 9 GB aprox And Sony is trying to make the release date as soon as posible to the xbox 360 (hope for this year) So that what I think PS3 it's better, and also I like more the design of PS pads, they are more comfortable. Have a look at this link, so you can see some specs from each one. GamesSpto: PS3 vs Xbox 360