I have to look into it a little bit more but so far I think I'd have to sign-up for an associates ID in each country, which is not something I really want to do.
This thread has been stickied.
Also all links that anyone posts to amazon are getting my associate id appended to them, so if you buy anything through any amazon link posted here helps just the same
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Really though, how many people actually still read Stereophile? I mean sure the subscription numbers are probably decent but that's only because they keep giving it away....
The 4-pin is likely for K1000s and/or balanced phones. Headroom kinda made the 2 x 3-pin xlr's standard for balanced phones but many people prefer the single 4pin xlr for that.
I can't see why anyone would still be using WEP. If you have a device that only works with WEP time to trash it or upgrade. WPA2 is the only thing worth running and pretty much everything made in the last 4-5 years should work fine with it.
I didn't read this thread in detail by why didn't the OP just turn off the wireless on the d-link and only use the wireless on the airport? The thing I don't like about the airport (aside from it being an apple product ) is the lack of a web based config. It's stupid as hell that you need to install an app to set it up.
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1) I'd just set a budget and then pick a card from there, any card at the $150 range should be able to handle oblivion at your required resolution with everything maxxed no problems.
Most GPU's come with some sort of power adapters (usually dual molex to 6 or 8-pin whatever the card requires).
Also I wouldn't say the GPU's have outpaced CPU's at all. It's just that most games these days are only GPU intensive. To the point where honestly the CPU is barely used at all in some games.
2) The WD Caviar Black's with the 32megs of cache are very nice drives.
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