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I like the idea of VoIP and I have configured it in Cisco and its going to save people alot of money but I do have one statement to make:When the power goes out so does your VoIP Phone, with the analog system the power is fed with the phone line.

tell your friend to take a picture of his desktop and post it here

I really doubt there is a Bill Gates Editon of windows, ive never heard of it and ive been around.:-P

Nice set up man i bet it will kick some *bottom* when you get done building it

Galahad- you have a nice system if you kept if overclocked for so long with such abuse running on it, nice job. AnimeExile- Ive been overclocking computers since the days of 486's and you can go as low as -190 degrees celsius, this proves it Click Here yea it was only 5 Ghz but i believe they could have gone further. not to bad for a P4 3.2Ghz.

MSI 915P Combo-FR Mobo CLICK HERE Intel Pentium 4 Processor 550 3.4GHz CLICK HERE TwinX 2.0GB Dual Channel PC-5400 DDR2 SDRAM CLICK HERE 2 X 160GB Internal Serial ATA 3.5" Hard Drive in RAID 0 CLICK HERE Sapphire Radeon X600 XT 256MB PCI Express VGA DVI VIVO graphics card - Not on site to show you but they did have when i bought it. Super LANboy Mid-Tower ATX Case CLICK HERE

ok thats not bad for a box cooler, i got mine from 2.0 to 2.9 with a thermaltake volcano 7, what are you running AMD or Intel? and i saw that on tomshardware too that was crazy, that would be cool to do if i wasnt affraid of turning my hands into glass :-) do you keep yours clocked that high Galahad or just once?

hey 2 gigs is not alot, it means the cpu doesnt have to goto the hard drive for information, it goes to the memory which running on a much faster bus, which in turn makes your computer faster, the more the better.

Hey another good one in my opinion is e107 check it out at http://e107.org/news.php

there was a company that would sell you a P4 that was clocked to 5. something Ghz, they used an air condition system that was built into the computer, crazy

Have you ever overclocked your computer? if so how far did you go and what type of cooling did you use?

I just built a new computer for a customer and she wanted 2 gigs, i agree 1 gig is entry level now, that 2 gigs i put in hers was the new DDR2 and i might say that computer was FAST

Ok you guys just sit there and say the same thing over and over again, yes Longhorn will eat memory and yes its designed for the powerfull CPUs thats because Longhorn is the next server platform for windows not the everyday home user version.

ok but check this out goto google and put in this"mom went to the Story Of The Year concert" with quotesthen do the same in msn, that just shows the power of google if you ask me

I doubt it, Longhorn is supposed to replace the server platform for windows, it may be better for hosting games off of but any OS is good for that, you dont need anything special.

well if everyone else is telling computer specs ill share mineAMD Athlon XP 2600 (thoroughbred core) running 2.08GHzAbit KD7 mobo1024 mb of RAMone Maxtor 20Gigone Maxtor 40GigNvidia GeForce FX 5200 UltraWindows XP Home

well i donno if you want a web browser an e-mail and newsgroup client, IRC chat client, and an HTML editor all in one go with suite bur if you just want a web browser that you could all those functions on to later go with firefox.

Well the only CPU i ahve ever used was an AMD, now i cant say the intel cpus arent bad , expecialy when you get up into the 2.4ghz range with 800 FSB gaming goes to a whole new level but the 64 bit AMD's have blown intel out of the water. AMD for me.