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They are definately worth it. Even if you aren't into gaming, they will perform great for video editing or photo editing. If you are into PC gaming though, these cards are for sure worth the price. Especially now, since they have already come down in price from the 700-800 dollar release price. For DX10, like Silivar stated, the 8800 series is your only option. Check out Plug Computers for deals on Geforce 8800 based systems.

I've had sprint for about 3 years now, I'm actually on my 2nd contract with them. So far their service has worked out well for me. Yes, I will agree there is the occasional charge that you question, but you can usually find out what it is for, and then in the future know not to use that feature on your phone. If we just used our phones for the basic uses all these extra charges wouldn't really be a big deal. I have a similar situation as you, I can receive calls, make calls, and have 500 texts or a month, with nothing extra. I'm sure if you contacted them and stated that all you wanted was those features they would change your plan, that shouldn't be a big deal, but I dont know the details of your situation. Worth a shot though..

Not too shabby, I've seen better. Haha, but its what you get being in the computer industry. I come accross some pretty good deals now and then and say "Hey, why not get this for my personal computer?"

Yeah, multitasking is a chore these days unless you have 1GB of memory (atleast) and some type of dual core processor. If I'm not mistaking you can get AMD's X2 Dual Core 3800+ for about $110. Not a bad way to get yourself into the dual core technology that is taking over.

Eh, not too bad. Looks like its running solid for you. Hope you're not planning on doing much gaming though. Just running windows you're using about 2/3 of your memory (thats with 512mb). If you want better performance I'd recommend atleast upgrading your RAM, if not your processor, you'd see a huge improvement with another gig of memory. If its working well for you now though stick with it. But if you want a pretty cheap upgrade that will definately bring better performance to your system go for it. Looks like you're running a bit thin on hard drive space too. Ha. You can pick up a 250GB hard drive for about 59 bucks, just for future reference.. If you ever run out of space.

Where did you find this? Maybe a link? Thats a good idea for nvidia though, bring more people into the 8 series range of cards with DX10, but for a lower price.Do you have any specs on these cards other than price? Like core/mem clock speeds?

Thats good to check out. Definately recommend it to anyone who wants to increase their search engine ranking with Google. Thats a mjaor factor of how they index their sites on their engine.

Hello all-So I've been thinking recently, and I wanted to use PayPal's "web payments Pro" on my website as a way for users to purchase their computers directly the way they have customized them. I need some help getting the system in place though. I know a decent amount about website design, coding, and such, but very little about "e-commerce" in general.What do I need to get this payment system set up? Shopping cart, payment processor, what? Its all pretty new to me. If someone could give me some advice, or atleast point me in the right direction as far as what to do I would appreciate it greatly. Another question, as you can see on my website's "Schedule your build form" (http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ for example) As the user selects their components the price is upgraded at the bottom. How can I transfer their selections, and the price into the shopping car when they click the submit button? Is there some type of script that will do this for me or what? Thanks to all,-Jon

Matrixdudej-If you are looking strictly for a laptop Alienware isn't a bad choice, but remember you will be paying for the name, and possibly getting a little lower quality computer. You may also want to check out Falcon Northwest, they are a little smaller company that I know to make some very nice gaming laptops. Run a google search on them, not sure what their URL is off the top of my head.If you are looking for a desktop, of course I'm going to say to check out my company (link is in the signature), but we really do offer a far superior product. I mean, all our gaming desktops are hand built, from quality, brand name parts. Configure a system on our website then configure an Alienware system with the exact same specs on their website and I notice the huge amount you can save when buying from a smaller company such as Plug. Falcon Northwest also makes some quality desktops, if you're willing to pay the price.

Yup, thats right darran. I figured it out. The reason is was returning NaN was because some of the inputs were left blank. If the javascript can not find a value in each input it will return it NaN. After filling in all the dollar amounts it works fine. Thanks for taking a look though.

Hello all, thought maybe I could get a little help with a problem I was having with some Javascript on this forum. I recently posted about adding some type of script to my page that calculated a customers custom computer system price by assigning each form option a dollar value. I have done so, with a script that seems like it would work, but am having some problems. I feel that I have the script correctly in place, but when the user selects their computer options a total of "NaN" returns at the bottom of the page. You can see what I mean here: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ I only have dollar amounts applied to the "Processors" section, but it should work with just those values. Here is the html of the page, check to see if I'm missing something obvious, or give me a reason why this isn't working out: <?php echo "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"iso-8859-1\"?".">"; ?><!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN""http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ xmlns="http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"><!--Hide script from old browsersfunction newWindow(newContent) { winContent = window.open(newContent, 'nextWin', 'right=0, top=20,width=650,height=775, toolbar=no,scrollbars=yes, resizable=no') } //Stop hiding script from old browsers --> function submitForm() { if(document.theForm.name.value.length < 1) { alert("Please enter your name."); document.theForm.name.focus(); return; } else if(document.theForm.email.value.length < 4) { alert("Please enter a valid e-mail address."); document.theForm.email.focus(); return; } document.theForm.submit(); }</script><script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">function getTotal(){var form=document.theForm;var inputs=form.getElementsByTagName('input');var length=inputs.length;var total='0';for(i=0;i<length-1;i++){ if(inputs[i].type=='radio'){ var checked=inputs[i].checked?1:0; if(checked){ var value=inputs[i].value.split("~~")[0]; total-=-value; } }}document.getElementById('totalspan').innerHTML="$"+totaltotal='1200';}</script><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"/><meta name="Description" content="Plug Computers specializes in hand made, custom, build to order computers. We consult with customers on their individual needs, helping them realize what they need in a computer, working togetherto create the highest quality gaming computers, small business machines, and high end video editing desktops."/><meta name="author" content="Jon Stewart"/><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="default.css"/><title>Plug Computers - Customize Your AMD Build</title></head><body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><div class="main"><div class="gfx"> <h1><font color="#67696D"><strong><font size="+3" face="Trebuchet MS"><a href="http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Computers</a></font></strong><br /> <font size="4"><a href="http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/; <h1 align="left"><font color="#67696D"> <br /> <br /> <font color="#999999" size="5"><strong>Schedule Your Build!</strong> </font></font></h1></div><div class="menu"> <div align="center"><a href="index.html"><strong>Home</strong></a> <a href="portfolio.html"> <strong>Portfolio</strong></a> <a href="schedule.php"><strong>Schedule Your Build!</strong></a><a href="newtechnology.html" id="last"><strong>New Technology</strong></a> </div></div><div class="content"><div class="item"> <h1>Schedule Your AMD Build</h1> <p>So you are interested in contacting Plug Computers to receive a consultations regarding a custom build for you or your business? Excellent. There are a few ways to go about doing so in order to make your experience the easiest. Every system we create has the ability to be 100% fully customized, but we recommend selecting components from the categories below in order for us to better understand your needs. <br /> <br /> Upon submitting your configuration to Plug Computers your build will be calculated and you will be emailed a quote for the computer you configured using this page. Although it is not final, it gives you a good sense of what your options are. <br /> <br /> <br /> </p> <form action="L10FmX.php" method="post" name="theForm" id="theForm" onclick="getTotal() " form"form"> <input type="hidden" name="required" value="name,email" /> <h1>The Information filled out in this form is automatically emailed to a Plug Computers Build specialist</h1> <br /> Name: <br /> <input type="text" name="name" size="40" /> <br /> Email: <br /> <input type="text" name="email" size="40" /> <br /> Daytime Phone Number: (Optional) <br /> <input type="text" name="phonenumber" size="40" /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <h1>Starting here by customizing your computer to your liking. Upon submitting your configuration to Plug Computers you will receive system details and price quote. Please be aware that any selections here can be changed at a later time if you wish.</h1> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Processor (CPU):</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('cpuhelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="CPU" type="radio" checked="checked" value="10~~AMD x2 Dual Core 3800+" /> AMD X2 Socket AM2 Dual Core 3800+ at 2.0GHz with 2x512KB Cache [+0] <br /> <input name="CPU" type="radio" value="20~~AMD x2 Dual Core 4400+" /> AMD X2 Socket AM2 Dual Core 4400+ at 2.3GHz with 2x512KB Cache [+20]<br /> <input name="CPU" type="radio" value="40~~AMD x2 Dual Core 5000+" /> AMD X2 Socket AM2 Dual Core 5000+ at 2.6GHz with 2x512KB Cache [+40]<br /> <input name="CPU" type="radio" value="60~~AMD x2 Dual Core 5200+" /> AMD X2 Socket AM2 Dual Core 5200+ at 2.6Ghz with 2x1MB Cache [+60]<br /> <input name="CPU" type="radio" value="80~~AMD x2 Dual Core 5400+" /> AMD X2 Socket AM2 Dual Core 5400+ at 2.8Ghz with 2x512KB Cache [+80]<br /> <input name="CPU" type="radio" value="100~~AMD x2 Dual Core 5600+" /> AMD X2 Socket AM2 Dual Core 5600+ at 2.8Ghz with 2x1MB Cache [+100]<br /> <input name="CPU" type="radio" value="120~~AMD FX-62" /> AMD FX-62 Socket AM2 at 2.8GHz with 2x1MB Cache [+120] <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Operating System:</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('oshelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="OperatingSystem" type="radio" checked="checked" value="Windows Vista Home Basic" /> Windows Vista Home Basic Edition <br /> <input name="OperatingSystem" type="radio" value="Windows Vista Home Premium" /> Windows Vista Home Premium Edition <br /> <input name="OperatingSystem" type="radio" value="Windows Vista Business" /> Windows Vista Business Edition <br /> <input name="OperatingSystem" type="radio" value="Windows Vista Ultimate" /> Windows Vista Ultimate Edition <br /> <input name="OperatingSystem" type="radio" value="Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit" /> Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit Edition <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Case:</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('casehelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="Case" type="radio" checked="checked" value="Antec P180 Silver" /> Antec P180 Silver <br /> <input name="Case" type="radio" value="Asus Vento Black" /> Asus Vento Black <br /> <input name="Case" type="radio" value="Lian Li PC-V1000 Plus II Black" /> Lian Li PC-V1000 Plus II Black <br /> <input name="Case" type="radio" value="Lian Li PC-V1000 Plus II Silver" /> Lian Li PC-V1000 Plus II Silver <br /> <input name="Case" type="radio" value="Logisys Acrylic" /> Logisys Acrylic (Specify color below in "Case Lighting Upgrades") <br /> <input name="Case" type="radio" value="NZXT Lexa" /> NZXT Lexa <br /> <input name="Case" type="radio" value="Aspire XCruiser Black" /> Aspire X-Cruiser Black <br /> <input name="Case" type="radio" value="Thermaltake Kandalf Black" /> Thermaltake Kandalf Black <br /> <input name="Case" type="radio" value="Thermaltake Kandalf Silver" /> Thermaltake Kandalf Silver <br /> <input name="Case" type="radio" value="Coolermaster Stacker 830" /> Coolermaster Stacker 830 <br /> <input name="Case" type="radio" value="Other" /> Other (Please specify) <input name="OtherCase" type="text" size="40" /> <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Case Cooling Upgrades:</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('coolingupgradehelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="CaseCoolingUpgrades" type="radio" value="Freezer 64 Pro Processor Cooler" /> Freezer 64 Pro Processor Cooler <br /> <input name="CaseCoolingUpgrades" type="radio" value="High Performance Chassis Cooling Fans" /> High Performance Chassis Cooling Fans <br /> <input name="CaseCoolingUpgrades" type="radio" value="Koolance Processor Liquid Cooling System" /> Koolance Processor Liquid Cooling System <br /> <input name="CaseCoolingUpgrades" type="radio" value="Koolance Complete Liquid Cooling System" /> Koolance Complete Liquid Cooling System (Processor, Video Cards, Hard Drive) <br /> <input name="CaseCoolingUpgrades" type="radio" checked="checked" value="None" /> None <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Case Lighting Upgrades:</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('lightinghelp.html').html">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="CaseLightingUpgrades" type="radio" value="LED Colored Chassis Cooling Fans" /> LED Colored Chassis Cooling Fans (Specify color below) <br /> <input name="CaseLightingUpgrades" type="radio" value="2 12in Cold Cathode Case Lights" /> 2 12" Cold Cathode Case Lights (Specify color below) <br /> <input name="CaseLightingUpgrades" type="radio" value="Complete Lighting Package - LED Cooling Fans and 4 12in Cold Cathode Case Lights" /> Complete Lighting Package - LED Cooling Fans and 4x12" Cold Cathode Case Lights (Specify color below) <br /> <input name="CaseLightingUpgrades" type="radio" checked="checked" value="None" /> None <br /> <br /> <strong>Please specify a color choice below:</strong> <br /> <input name="LightingUpgradeColor" type="radio" value="Blue" /> Blue <br /> <input name="LightingUpgradeColor" type="radio" value="Red" /> Red <br /> <input name="LightingUpgradeColor" type="radio" value="Orange" /> Orange <br /> <input name="LightingUpgradeColor" type="radio" value="Green" /> Green <br /> <input name="LightingUpgradeColor" type="radio" checked="checked" value="None" /> None <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Motherboard:</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('motherboardhelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="Motherboard" type="radio" checked="checked" value="EVGA 122-M2-NF59 Wireless with nForce chipset 590 and Socket AM2" /> EVGA 122-M2-NF59 Wireless with nForce chipset 590 and Socket AM2 <strong>SLI READY</strong><br /> <input name="Motherboard" type="radio" value="Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe Wireless with nForce chipset 590 and Socket AM2" /> Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe Wireless with nForce chipset 590 and Socket AM2 <strong>SLI READY</strong><br /> <input name="Motherboard" type="radio" value="Asus CROSSHAIR SLI with nForce chipset 590 and Socket AM2" /> Asus CROSSHAIR SLI with nForce chipset 590 and Socket AM2 <strong>SLI READY</strong> <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Memory:</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('memoryhelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="Memory" type="radio" checked="checked" value="1 GB (2x512MB) Corsair XMS DDR2 800" /> 1 GB (2x512MB) Corsair XMS DDR2 800 <br /> <input name="Memory" type="radio" value="2 GB (2x1GB) Corsair XMS DDR2 800" /> <strong><font color="FFFFFF">Plug Recommended!</font></strong> 2 GB (2x1GB) Corsair XMS DDR2 800 <br /> <input name="Memory" type="radio" value="4 GB (4x1GB) Corsair XMS DDR2 800" /> 4 GB (4x1GB) Corsair XMS DDR2 800 <br /> <input name="Memory" type="radio" value="4 GB (4x1GB) Corsair Dominator Series DDR2 800" /> 4 GB (4x1GB) Corsair Dominator Series DDR2 800 <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Hard Drive:</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('hddhelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="HardDrive" type="radio" checked="checked" value="160GB Western Digital SATA 3GB/sec with 8MB Cache" /> 160GB Western Digital SATA 3GB/sec with 8MB Cache <br /> <input name="HardDrive" type="radio" value="250GB Western Digital SATA 3GB/sec with 8MB Cache" /> 250GB Western Digital SATA 3GB/sec with 8MB Cache <br /> <input name="HardDrive" type="radio" value="320GB Western Digital SATA 3GB/sec with 8MB Cache" /> 320GB Western Digital SATA 3GB/sec with 8MB Cache <br /> <input name="HardDrive" type="radio" value="500GB Western Digital SATA 3GB/sec with 16MB Cache" /> 500GB Western Digital SATA 3GB/sec with 16MB Cache <br /> <input name="HardDrive" type="radio" value="74GB Western Digital Raptor (10,000RPM) ATA150 with 16MB Cache" /> 74GB Western Digital Raptor (10,000RPM) ATA150 with 16MB Cache <br /> <input name="HardDrive" type="radio" value="150GB Western Digital Raptor (10,000RPM) ATA150 with 16MB Cache" /> <strong><font color="FFFFFF">Plug Recommended!</font></strong> 150GB Western Digital Raptor (10,000RPM) ATA150 with 16MB Cache <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Additional Storage Drive:</h1> </div> <input name="StorageDrive" type="radio" value="250GB Western Digital SATA 3GB/sec with 8MB Cache" /> 250GB Western Digital SATA 3GB/sec with 8MB Cache <br /> <input name="StorageDrive" type="radio" value="500GB Western Digital SATA 3GB/sec with 16MB Cache" /> 500GB Western Digital SATA 3GB/sec with 16MB Cache <br /> <input name="StorageDrive" type="radio" value="74GB Western Digital Raptor (10,000RPM) ATA150 with 16MB Cache" /> 74GB Western Digital Raptor (10,000RPM) ATA150 with 16MB Cache <br /> <input name="StorageDrive" type="radio" value="150GB Western Digital Raptor (10,000RPM) ATA150 with 16MB Cache" /> 150GB Western Digital Raptor (10,000RPM) ATA150 with 16MB Cache <br /> <input name="StorageDrive" type="radio" value="750GB Seagate SATA 3GB/sec with 16MB Cache" /> 750GB Seagate SATA 3GB/sec with 16MB Cache <br /> <input name="StorageDrive" type="radio" checked="checked" value="None" /> None <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>CD/DVD Drive:</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('opticalhelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="CDDVDDrive" type="radio" checked="checked" value="18x DVDąR/ąRW Dual Layer" /> 18x DVDąR/ąRW Dual Layer <br /> <input name="CDDVDDrive" type="radio" value="18x DVDąR/ąRW Dual Layer with Lightscribe" /> 18x DVDąR/ąRW Dual Layer with Lightscribe<br /> <input name="CDDVDDrive" type="radio" value="20x DVDąR/ąRW Dual Layer with Lightscribe" /> 20x DVDąR/ąRW Dual Layer with Lightscribe <br /> <input name="CDDVDDrive" type="radio" value="2x Phillips Blu-Ray DVD Burner" /> <strong><font color="FFFFFF">Burn 25GB Blu-Ray DVD's!</font></strong> 2x Phillips Blu-Ray DVD Combo Burner <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Additional CD/DVD Drive:</h1> </div> <input name="AdditionalCDDVDDrive" type="radio" value="16x DVD-ROM" /> 16x DVD-ROM <br /> <input name="AdditionalCDDVDDrive" type="radio" value="18x DVDąR/ąRW Dual Layer" /> 18x DVDąR/ąRW Dual Layer <br /> <input name="AdditionalCDDVDDrive" type="radio" value="18x DVDąR/ąRW Dual Layer with Lightscribe" /> 18x DVDąR/ąRW Dual Layer with Lightscribe <br /> <input name="AdditionalCDDVDDrive" type="radio" value="20x DVDąR/ąRW Dual Layer with Lightscribe" /> 20x DVDąR/ąRW Dual Layer with Lightscribe <br /> <input name="AdditionalCDDVDDrive" type="radio" checked="checked" value="None" /> None <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Floppy Drive:</h1> </div> <input name="FloppyDrive" type="radio" value="3.5in Floppy Disk Drive" /> 3.5" Floppy Disk Drive <br /> <input name="FloppyDrive" type="radio" checked="checked" value="None" /> None <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Graphics Processing Unit (GPU):</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('gpuhelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="GPU" type="radio" checked="checked" value="Geforce 7600GT" /> 256MB nVidia Geforce 7600GT <br /> <input name="GPU" type="radio" value="Geforce 7950GT" /> 512MB nVidia Geforce 7950GT <br /> <input name="GPU" type="radio" value="Geforce 8800GTS" /> <strong><font color="FFFFFF">Great Value</font></strong> 640MB nVidia Geforce 8800GTS <br /> <input name="GPU" type="radio" value="Geforce 8800GTX" /> 768MB nVidia Geforce 8800GTX <br /> <input name="GPU" type="radio" value="SLI Geforce 7950GT" /> DUAL nVidia Geforce 7950GT's (SLI Enabled - 750W Power Supply required) <br /> <input name="GPU" type="radio" value="SLI Geforce 8800GTS" /> DUAL nVidia Geforce 8800GTS's (SLI Enabled - 850W Power Supply required) <br /> <input name="GPU" type="radio" value="SLI Geforce 8800GTX" /> DUAL nVidia Geforce 8800GTX's (SLI Enabled - 850W Power Supply required) <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Power Supply:</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('psuhelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="PowerSupply" type="radio" checked="checked" value="Thermaltake 650W Toughpower" /> Thermaltake 650W Toughpower SLI Rated<br /> <input name="PowerSupply" type="radio" value="Thermaltake 750W Toughpower" /> Thermaltake 750W Toughpower SLI Rated <br /> <input name="PowerSupply" type="radio" value="Thermaltake 850W Toughpower" /> Thermaltake 850W Toughpower SLI Rated <strong><font color="FFFFFF">QUAD SLI Ready!</font></strong> <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Sound Card:</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('soundcardhelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="SoundCard" type="radio" checked="checked" value="High-Definition 7.1 Channel Audio - Integrated" /> High-Definition 7.1 Channel Audio - Integrated <br /> <input name="SoundCard" type="radio" value="Creative X-Fi XtremeGamer Fatal1ty" /> <strong><font color="FFFFFF">Plug Gaming Recommended!</font></strong> Creative X-Fi XtremeGamer Fatal1ty <br /> <input name="SoundCard" type="radio" value="Creative X-Fi ELITE" /> Creative X-Fi ELITE <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Monitor:</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('monitorhelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="Monitor" type="radio" checked="checked" value="Samsung 720N Black 17in 8ms LCD" /> Samsung 720N Black 17" 8ms LCD <br /> <input name="Monitor" type="radio" value="Samsung 940N Black 19in 8ms LCD" /> Samsung 940N Black 19" 8ms LCD <br /> <input name="Monitor" type="radio" value="Samsung 931C Black 19in 2ms LCD" /> <strong><font color="FFFFFF">Plug Gaming Recommended!</font></strong> Samsung 931C Black 19" 2ms LCD <br /> <input name="Monitor" type="radio" value="Samsung 225BW Black 22in 5ms Widescreen LCD" /> Samsung 225BW Black 22" 5ms Widescreen LCD <br /> <input name="Monitor" type="radio" value="Dell 24in Ultrasharp Widescreen LCD" /> Dell 24" Ultrasharp Widescreen LCD (This option may delay your shipping date)<br /> <input name="Monitor" type="radio" value="Dell 30in Ultrasharp Widescreen LCD" /> Dell 30" Ultrasharp Widescreen LCD (This option may delay your shipping date)<br /> <input name="Monitor" type="radio" value="None" /> None <br /> <br /> <div class="item"> <h1>Keyboard/Mouse:</h1> </div> <div align="right"> <img src="help.jpg" width="20" height="20" /> <font size="2"><strong><a href="java script:newWindow('keyboardmousehelp.html')">Help Me Choose</a></strong></font> </div> <input name="KeyboardMouse" type="radio" checked="checked" value="Microsoft Standard Black Keyboard/Mouse Combo" /> Microsoft Standard Black Keyboard/Mouse Combo <br /> <input name="KeyboardMouse" type="radio" value="Logitech Black USB RF Wireless Standard Cordless Desktop with Laser Mouse" /> Logitech Black USB RF Wireless Standard Cordless Desktop 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Design by <a href="http://arcsin.se">Arcsin</a> </center> </div></div></body></html> Any suggestions? Why doesnt this seem to be returning a numerical value at the end of the page at the "totalspan" command? Thanks alot everyone. Hope you can help me get this resolved.

Thanks jlhaslip.So anyone know any javascript and willing to help out a fellow forum member? haha. I know this probably isn't the easiest coding, but if you give me an example I'll probably be able to figure it out.

Right jlhaslip, we don't need this dollar value to be saved anywhere or anything. I just want it to be visible at the time of selection so they know what price range their selections are putting them in. Any idea how to do this with JS or whatever is needed?

Hey,Let me try to do my best to explain this...I have a business website that specializes in building custom computers. Customers can use our online form to select components for their computer from various categories (Hard drive size, processor, memory, ect..) Take a look at the page here: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ you can see there are many radio buttons with different computer part choices. I wanted to add some way to assign a dollar value to each different part, so the customer knows how much its costing them with each upgrade. If you scroll to the bottom of the page you will see some red text, I want that price to reflect the sum off all the choices they made above. Adding up all the different upgrade dollar amounts so that they have an idea how much their computer will be while selecting components. The current red number at the bottom is the base price with all the default selected values. For example, in the first category "Processor"The base price includes the AMD x2 3800+, If i wanted the upgrade price for the next option (the AMD x2 4400+) to be +$50 how can I get that into the form so when the user clicks that radio the price at the bottom automatically adds $50?Thank you and I appreciate any help...

Hello,Recently my hosting account for http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ was suspended for insificient hosting credits. Last night, I worked posting to get credits back to the positive and I also did some posting today I currently have enough credits for hosting about 6.5 I think, but my account has not been reactivated. This happened another time and you guys did a great job reactivating my account in an hour or so.It has been almost 24 hours and my account is still listed as suspended when you try to visit my homepage at http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ If someone could help me fix this is would be greatly appeciated.Thanks alot.Correction: Good timing TRAP 17, upon posting this my account seems to be reactivated. Thank you.

Haha I have no idea how that would work. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Ipods work using a hard drive like device to store songs. If I leave my Ipod in my car overnight or something and it gets really cold it actually works worse in the morning cold then when it warms up. It has a hard time switching songs/finding songs while cold, but after a few minutes of heating up it seems to work much better.This is pretty funny though, and you're right, you dont have anything to lose. Your hard drive is screwed anyways so why not try and freeze the damn thing. Haha. I wouldnt recommend leaving it ontop of your computer like that guy did though due to the fact that it will melt all over your motherbaord and stuff. Haha that wouldn't be too good. Worth a shot. Better try this rather than losing all your data.

I really like it, keep up the work, but I have to agree. The text doesnt seem to match the style of the rest of the sig. Something different and it would definately be 10/10.As for now, i'd say 9.5/10. I really like what you have done so far though. Good work.

I really like the feature that will download pornography up to 10 times faster! haha what isnt to like there?! Custom algorithm..haha. Good stuff, havent seen a site like this in awhile that actually looks legti, that is, until you read the context.

Definately agree with fffanatics, especially if you're planning on running Vista. All those pretty designs and effects in Vista influence your computer somehow, better make sure you have enough RAM to run it. 2Gigs minimum I'd say, if you're willing to spring for it I'd even say 4Gigs. With 4Gigs you would be set for awhile.

I'm not too sure about the BIOs and motherboard setups on Compaq's laptops, but I know on desktops you can reset the bios with the CMOS battery on the motherboard. I guess you could try cracking open your laptop and trying to find a BIOs battery. If you can find one you have to remove the battery, let it lose its "charge" then replace the battery and try rebooting the computer. This should reset your bios settings, so anything that may have been misconfigured in your bios would be reset. Probably a hardware issue, but atleast worth a shot before you start replacing stuff...

Haha I love the people that actually believed this. Take a look at the video cards today and then at this thing. You think they would actually get that UGLY?! haha. The specs are redic, you cant get performance like that for $1000 with SLI cards. I like the work put into making people believe this. All the pictures made me laugh. Maybe being in the computer industry makes this pretty funny to me, but seriously who has the time for this? haha. Good stuff.

Stay away from cases that include the power supply, some are alright, but often the quality of the power supply is much lower. If you want your computer to run smoothly I'd recommend a case without a power supply and buy one seperately. Atleast 500w these days. And more if you have SLI or high end processor and video cards. If you are interested in purchasing a custom built computer definately check us out: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ We will completely customize a computer for you based on exactly what you are looking for. You describe your needs and we'll fit a system to your price range and computer uses. May not be a bad idea if you are hesitant as to what parts are compatiable or are unsure of anything.

I definately agree with the statement that Nvidia has more motherboards supporting SLI, but as far as ATI being better, that is more personal preference. Its pretty much like the Intel vs. AMD thing. Sometimes AMD will be better, sometimes Intel will be better. Its all about what are you used to, and which can you get a better deal for.

Ah the dreaded blue screen. You usually get it when you're getting some type of conflict with newly installed hardware. Have you installed any hardware upgrades in your computer recently? Its sort of confusing why you would only be getting this error with this program if it was a new hardware component. If you feel that it may be a memory problem I would suggest downloading a free program called MemTest here: http://hcidesign.com/memtest/ It will do a total scan of your memory DIMMs and detect any problems if there are any. I use it with new computers, works great. Other than that I really don't know what to tell you. This is the only program where you get the blue screen on?

I have both. I use my desktop mainly for business (Plug Computers) and my laptop for more personal aspects of computing. I love being able to take my laptop anywhere in my house and just check email, research some things, check sports, or generally surf the net. I feel I get more accomplished when working at my desktop, because I'm there focused, my mind isnt involved in other things. Lately I have really been hooked to my desktop, ever since I got my new 24" widescreen LCD monitor it just makes it so much better. If you're a hardcore desktop person definately check into a big monitor. They're great.