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In Reply to: RE: Update v0.3: The Art of building Computer Transports posted by cics on September 26, 2007 at 12:15:38:
Did you get around to testing the sound after unchecking "Resolve Addresses" on the TCP/IP tab of a processes Properties in Process Explorer? I mentioned it a few weeks back but I don't know if you saw the post.
Ony problem is you have to keep process explorer running (although you can suspend it).
Let me know...
I'm looking into at least replacing my power supply with the Enermax you suggested. I'd like to also replace the heatsink/fan on my pentium D processor, but that I've never done before. The dell has this plastic airflow chamber that I think I have to unscrew from the motherboard, but I'd have to look at it.
Congrats on the latest version of your paper. I sure hope I can actually set aside some time to buy the parts and do it!
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