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Hopefully, they'll do it very well. They need to look at what Treyarch has done with black ops - both the good and the bad - and capitalise on it. If this is IW that eventually makes it, they took a gigantic leap from COD5 to 6, they need to do that again. IMO though, black ops is too like battlefield in that it is more of a simulator than a game. They need to do it well or the COD franchise will just die even more. I've got high hopes for this game - so long as the dev's aren't stupid in the way they make it. Knowing game dev's in general though, they will.

Also, some people may be selling them to get moneys for BXP weekend.

Right now what we need when the market is all over the place is a bonus XP weekend... it's hard enough to merch with everything dropping as it is :thumbdown: Oh well, bonus xp is bonus xp.

Intel graphics don't have the best reputation, and aren't amazing. They don't do HD games very well. That said, my laptop with Intel graphics can run RS fine How well does yours run RS & on what settings?

This. Make sure you plan loads though, and do lots of research into what you really need to do. But yeah, planning is key - cable management, motherboard screw holes etc etc. There are a few work logs around different enthusiast websites, I've seen some quality ones on overclock.net

Build your own computer case out of acrylic.

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For mass freeware installation, http://ninite.com/ is a very good website where you download an installer which will install your choice of programs. I know it's not specifically what you asked, but it's related :P

Is it a USB 1.0 socket? They don't provide as much power as 2.0 does, and that could be your problem.

I'm not sure if they changed it, but I'm pretty sure that before they got rid of free trade, they clarified that buying stuff like signatures etc was considered real world trading. Just a heads up

I would urge caution when building your own computer/choosing your own components if you do not know what you are doing. It would be substantially cheaper, I would admit. With regards to that page, higher GHz is generally better.

Looks pretty sick, but I'm more looking for one with a large side window. The case will have to be midi tower preferably or full tower ATX, by the way.

I'm looking at getting a new case. Budget is no more than £150 at the very most, preferably cheaper. I'm looking for a multitude of fan spaces, preferably a 180/200mm one somewhere. Lots of HDD bays, as well as ideally a cable management solution, although this is just an extra. Bottom mounted PSU preferably too. I'm looking for a sizeable side window, but it's fine if its got a 120mm fan in it. I've looked at the Antec 900, which looks pretty nice. The Coolermaster StormScout looks alright, but I prefer the clear window. The thing I like about that case is the cool style front I/O panel. So, do you have any suggestions? Thanks.

Hmm maybe try the RS Client? If your computer is not amazing it works a lot nicer I have found - especially with regards to Java.

I am not intending to troll - but isn't this the sort of time that sticking a big magnet next to your HDD would actually work? Or does it damage other parts of the HDD as well as wiping the platters. Don't do that though, I've got no idea what would happen.

I don't follow mobile OS trends too carefully but from what I have seen, I think Windows Phone 7 has just come in to the market too late. Who knows, maybe in the near furture it will skyrocket? Actually, thinking about it, with the rise of android I'm sure more competition will arise from WP7 and more - I think the era of iPhone dominated smartphone society has come to an end. I don't see why this is a bad thing for microsoft or nokia. Nokia needs more sales, Microsoft needs more sales. Microsoft just need to market WP7 better and have it on more platforms so its actually worth bothering making apps for it (well, can you make apps for it? I'm not entirely sure) Sorry if this doesn't make a lot of sense... it made sense in my head :P

First post has it all. If it picks nothing up, try scanning in safe mode. Then again, you could go the whole hog and scan from a Linux distro on a CD, though it probably wouldn't come to that. I don't know if this would make a difference - but if/when I have a virus like this, I would disconnect from internet when scanning. Someone will probably correct me and say this does nothing, but I do it regardless.

Well, the president did well by not stepping down :thumbup: /Sarcasm The Vice PM's speech is basically awful, just reiterating that Mubarak will not step down. He is feebly attempting to calm people down, but he has to know that he has absoulutely zero chance of getting rid of them. He's praising them right and left. I guess it's not awful, but it's not far off.

You're doing a medical class in school.. yet you have no medical knowledge? Does not compute. I would say anti-biotics though. But yeah, medical class == no medical knowledge?

UK www.lambda-tek.com They are pretty similar to newegg, like a UK/Europe equivilant.

Avast! or Avira. I think they're basically the same, look em up on the internet. Microsoft Security Essentials is good because it knows the details of what is 'supposed' to be in your OS, and can check your computer against that database (I think, at least). You'll also want an anti spyware. I use ad-aware.

Hmm.. Do what the others said, change graphics mode to opengl and check here to see if your Java is up to date. Also check if your graphics card drivers are up to date (on Windows 7: Computer > System Properties > Device manager > Display adapter > Double click on gfx card > Driver tab) Can you post your system specs, especially graphics card please? Thanks.

The main reason for you to build it yourself rather than buy a prebuilt is money. Go to your local computer store, or check out www.newegg.com , and find a computer you like. Then, see if you can find the parts that make up the computer individually (again, newegg),. See the price difference, then decide for yourself whether or not it is worth it to build your own.

You can definately with a splitter.