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Instead of messing with the registry you should just be able to disable QoS Scheduler from within TCP. In WinXP Pro. 1. Goto your Control Panel. 2. Goto Network and Internet Connections. 3. Goto Network Connections. If you connect to the internet via a router through a network cable then do the following: 4. Right click LAN Connection and select Properties. 5. Look in the white box and you should see something like the following in the list: Client for Microsoft Networks. File and Printer Sharing QoS Packet Scheduler Internet Protocol TCP/IP Select QoS and then click Uninstall. If you connect to the internet directly then do the above but find your connection icon in the same section. I can vouch for the firefox tweaks.

Amp meter would be my guess.

No problem Klinger. memtest86+-1.70.iso.zip

Not quite sure what that means!

I'm currently just using two.... 250 for mostly everything but I drop to 200 when its Japanese and sometimes in the P51.

Best way to test it is to try 1280 x 1024 (you have to change the conf.ini file directly) or 1280 x 960. It's not as high but its as close to 1680 x 1050 as your CRT will currently do. It may need some settings changes.. namely AA and AF.

Let the battle commence: [attach=1]

Range is denoted in KM. 1.00 is 1 kilometer 0.50 is ½ kilomoter or 500m When you are really close you'll be seeing things like: 0.01 which is a butt clenching 10m 100m = 0.10 as a range.

Get kitty to knock some tea on top of it.. just make sure its turned off or you are out of the way.

A recap for this thread would be: Response time: the lower the better.

That thread has some interested comments on Page 5.

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Very sweet.

Are you offering kind sir? Thats now sounds more than a date!!

Response times was a nogo but have read anything under 8ms is good for gaming.

Sounds like a date to me... whatever next... ...butt sex?! :k9lmao:

LOL.. I was thinking the same regarding 5ms or 2ms.

Well a good alternative source for products has become ebuyer.com and they are generally cheaper than overclockers.

I'll give it some thought.

I've been thinking about an LCD for sometime but I dont want a widescreen. I read that you need to pay attention to response time (lower the better) and contrast ratio (700+ is better) and High Brightness (300+ is better). There was some other stuff it referred to which was screen specs.

Figured it out.

I wish I could take screenies without jumping through hoops.

That jacket looks awesome.. wait til the get that sucker on Bluetooth or some other wireless media.

It's a macro and it doesn't do too bad.

Urg!! That's awful and very surprising.