Yeah, your problem is probably just the bits to bytes conversion, but just keep in mind that maybe what you're downloading from can't supply you with enough bandwidth to max your connection speed.
You can have a motherboard that is SLI and PSU that isn't, and vice versa; you just won't be able to use SLI. If you want to use SLI, you need two video cards that are the same model and a motherboard and PSU that support SLI.
2. It's kind of supposed to work with RAM, but it's much slower, so it's not really a substitute.
3. Not really.
4. No because your hard drive is not faster than RAM, and increasing virtual memory will just increase how much physical storage space gets used, not make your hard drive faster.
5. Press Start + Pause/Break. Click on the Advanced tab. Under Performance click on Settings. Click on the new Advanced tab. Under Virtual memory click Change. Use this to change it. I just always select "System managed size" because your system can increase it if it needs to.
D-sub stands for D-subminiature and is more of a general term. The product will most likely include both terms VGA and DVI in its title. You should be able to find some at most computer or office stores or websites, like here:
IMPORTANT? Well for me, it was to get a car. I bough a $5000.00 guitar instead of a car, but in my opinion, a car would have been more useful, cause it would take me places. It would also take me to work much easier (I live far from civilization), allowing me to save up money for a guitar. Plus I already had 3 guitars before buying the $5000.00 guitar. What about you guys?-_Cloud_-
Nah man, the guitar is awesome. For $5000 it must be pretty nice.
Well, it depends on the specifics of the processors. Some of the later X2s are better than the early FXs, and of course newer FXs are better than some of the older X2s. The FXs before FX-60 are single cores, between FX-60 and FX-70 are dual cores, and the FX-70s are quad cores.
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