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THE_BESTaliv

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  1. it does have a cd drive, and i have a windows cd, i also have a bootable usb drive but i have no way to boot off of them, thats what i need to know
  2. Hey guys, I have an old Poweredge 2650 sitting around my house, I have wanted to use it as a home server for awhile now but I cant figure out for the life of me how to install an OS on this thing. I have already setup a raid config in it but just dont know how to install an os. Any advice? If forgot to give any info please let me know!
  3. Nice!!!!! Thank you Linus and HTC!!!! Twitter: https://twitter.com/THE_BESTaliv/status/340559129892515841
  4. I went on to newegg today to look at a survivor stealth for myself and low and behold there Linus's review was near the bottom of the page! Do you guys know how long he has been doing this with newegg? I dident even realize they were partners! http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233315
  5. Thank you very much for the quick response and the link!!!!!! That is what I thought, no use dropping big bucks on something your barely going to use anyway. :-D
  6. Hey Guys, This is my first time really using this forum so if I'm doing anything wrong let me know! My friends family is currently in the process of upgrading to a new desktop PC because there old one is acting up, it is a dell dimension 4550 and is quite old and dusty. There problem is random pixels will be a certain color and stay that way, plus if you move anything on screen more and more of these appear until the screen is next to unusable. They want this computer running again for the kids to do papers on so they asked me to get it running for as little as possible, I assume the problem is with the graphics card because of these weird pixel problems so I opened up the case and was met with a light showering of dust, the thing was quite bad, so i got out the shop vac and got to work, i found that the graphics card (ATI 9700) was clogged with dust and the can had not been rotating, I assume that that was the problem right? I guess it probably overheated and caused permanent damage to the GPU. But hears the question, whats next? can i just buy any old AGP card from a "Value Pile" and throw it in there and just find a driver for it? What do you guys think? https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzE3wWdLrcZOdG9VaGhnYmttYWM/edit?usp=sharing
  7. Ya sounds like a good choice
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