I've played about the first 2 hours of the Witcher and am not really feeling it so far--would I not really enjoy the second one either? The cut scenes seem very clunky and the combat feels pretty awkward so far (I love most RPGs I play).

Alright, thanks a bunch. Since the 5 GHz channel is faster, I'm using that and only that on my new router and bridging my old router running on B and G (new one is on N and A).

So I just bought a new Linsys E2500 router for my apartment--I set up the 5 GHz connection with WPA2 Personal security and blah blah. Now, my mac laptop, and xbox 360 can pick up the signal, but my Asus laptop and iPhone cannot. If I broadcast the 2.4 GHz channel as well (which I have disabled) then I can, but that's a second wifi signal coming out of the router (along with the 5 GHz one) and it's way way way slower. Now, I was wondering why I cannot find this 5 GHz signal on my iPhone or ASUS--the speed coming out of it is pretty nice (around 20 mbps), while the one I was on earlier w/ the same modem and different router was around 11. Thanks in advance.

If you wait long enough, you can move the mouse, but the screen only refreshes every 15 seconds or so.

Help me out guys!

So a friend of mine's computer is acting moderately whacky. After short periods of use (especially using internet browsers for some reason), the screen goes black and quickly comes back on, saying that the video drivers (the most recent ones) have stopped working but have recovered (it says this on the task bar after everything seems to be back to normal). Moments later the computer freezes and we cannot do anything. I'm not a super "techy," but I do know my stuff and have tried all the obvious solutions. Does anyone have any idea what's going wrong? Is this just a hardware problem? Thanks in advance.

Would the battery last MUCH longer if I turned the wifi off when the DS was in sleep mode? I'm assuming that it scans the area every once in a while for other 3DS users (Street Pass), which I'd imagine would task the battery after a while. Or is this not how street pass works? Thanks in advance.

If I have World of Warcraft, or any other game for that matter, on my second internal HDD that doesn't have the OS installed on it, would it run slower? Would having the game installed on the OS HDD make it faster? Thanks in advance.

So my game isn't launching anymore (BP4F)--it's saying that an error occured: couldn't download the config file. What's weird is I cannot launch World of Warcraft anymore either (as well as Starcraft), yet I tried Black Ops Multiplayer on Steam and that worked fine. What could have just happened because of Battlefield (which plays through Firefox) to affect World of Warcraft and Starcraft? I've been looking up solutions but nothing is working. Thanks,

Love the hardware, don't love the games (yet, of course)