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^^ dude its a GO(Group Order).. Go to the link posted by him n check out the details.. And yes they're sealed.. @shantanu, wirelessraj : To each his own :)... But as QwertyManiac said do the quality scanning for urselves and see..

coz this is Verbatim.. Verbatim n Taiyo Yudens being among the best media u can get.. And both r not available in India (though Verbs are available scarcely at times in mumbai n delhi).. So this is a pretty neat offer if u ask me..

Lol :D... just trying to help buddy, just trying to help.. btw evrything in the comp has sumthing or the other to do with the PSU so i cant really help it..!! ;)

yes, download the bios update frm the manufacturer's site onto a floppy and then use the dos utility to update the bios... I think the xfx 650i ultra supports 1333MHz FSB out of the box...

^^^ exactly wat i've been wanting to say from the beginning.. but everyone's after powersafes & vips here...!!! btw Harvik the HX 620's price has dropped a bit .. can be got for arnd 7k depending in which city u are... Edit : @oodibaba here's the review to help u out...

Yes i'm sure.. But just read that it is a Seventeam ST-500BKV one and gives a peak output of only 530W... Dunno y CM has relabelled it 600 though... Are u sure? Coz according to this.. *www.kunhar.com/vipcabinets/downloads/smps-comparision-chart.pdf even Powersafe 400W has a single rail...

^^ lol.. i wasn't serious abt it.. was just kidding coz i came across ur question here too...

Dunno abt that, not had any personal experience with zebronics, so can't comment much either.. But the CM Extreme Power being a Seventeam OEM and considering Seventeam's reliability I personally would go with it any day if i need a budget PSU.. Btw Oodibaba hasn't stated which 8800s he's...

^^ lol yeah.. just wat i was abt to say .. was wondering when BT 3.2 came out !!! ;)

well if ur running 2 8800s in SLI you oughta get a PSU with much more stable rails .. And IMO the Powersafe/Vip ones aint that stable and are just single rail ones... Spend a bit more and go for a Coolermaster Extreme Power 500 or 600W if ur on a budget, it'll do u good.. Look here for a tiered...

1> try using a port above 50000 and try again... 2> if ur using zone alarm as ur firewall make sure u've put off xp firewall.. the 2 conflict like hell... 3> u can't do much really coz the router is not at ur location else u could have opened the port or port forwarded.. ask ur isp if he can do...

hey.. should i copy paste my ans here too.. ;) he he.. (btw i'm Niks)

^^ yup.. with the 1215 bios update... *support.asus.com/cpusupport/cpusupport.aspx

oh yeah sorry, i stand corrected, was under that misunderstanding as i had read it sumwhere.. just checked it up now.. But still there's the problem of independant cache, usage of two silicon dies, power consumed and all the various shortcomings of the Pentium architecture, not to forget the...

yeah yeah.. my bad.. but still ur friend was most probably unlucky to be a victim of a cheap psu, power surge or soaring temps of the hdds.. Even if it happened on two systems, it must have been coincidence, not possible due to not formatting...

they suffice for watchin TV.. thats what spitfire said he uses it for... And TV quality aint that gr8 in india either.. Tata Sky looks n sounds like sh1t on my 37" and home theater spkrs for that matter....!!!

@entrana .. check out my post above mate.. It clearly says Application Instructions, just click on the link !!!! Btw application instructions for different brands of thermal paste may vary, so better check out the manufacturer's site first.. For more info...

^^ yeah if u sort of turn off AA, AF and have other things at medium and a 800x600 resolution, things might run.. sorry mate but thats a really old config..!! don't waste buying too much ram for that rig... don't go above 1GB IMO, not worth it..

whoa !!! :confused::confused: thats news... i wonder if we were to keep formatting our harddisks how would we keep a backup of the gigabytes of data that we have!! (for me its a ques of terabytes!! :()... Don't worry mate nuthing's gonna happen to ur hdd.. Well do defrag ur windows partitions...

Dual Cores or Pentium D as it was called were pseudo dual cores.. sumthing like the current ruckus about Intel Quad cores and the upcoming AMD's native quads.. What Pentium D did was have 2 dies in it, each featuring a single P4 core connected by a bus and each die having its own onboard...