are you over comcast's 250GB monthly limit for the past 30 days?

Comcast will throttle your internet down if you transfer more then 250GB in a 30 day period.

They did this to help clean up the lines and stop people who run torrents and stuff all day. They say anyone who needs to transfer that much data in a 30 day period should have a business line.

http://www.comcast.net/terms/network/amendment/

I was happy when they did this because internet speed more then doubled once it was in place. (Went from 6-7Mb/s to 19-21Mb/s)

considering it is an online MMORPG that all share the same servers...it is a good thing, more people to play with.

20GB 360 owners might need to upgrade their harddrives though.

I'm an AMD fanboy.

However, in the photos, only one of each cable is shown.

BluRayHiDef

you can't go by just the pictures, the motherboard I bought showed no cables on the picture. But when i pulled up the manual from the manufactor website, it listed what cables it came with.

when in doubt, always go to the website and pull up the owner's manual.

Sad thing is the OP was already proven wrong, but most likely won't fix the title and people will come in here and not read the previous 4 pages and not realize that it has already been proven wrong.

Is it the model with 250W? I would of said the HD 5670 is a good low-profile card but 250W won't suffice.

Tezcatlipoca666

the 5670 isn't low-profile.

you might want a slightly bigger harddrive, at least one that can hold up to 2 full ps3 backups.

The reason I say this is what if there is a rare case where you decide to back up your ps3 but before doing so you have to delete your previous back up (due to space), then right after you delete the old back up and start to back up a new copy, your ps3 all of a sudden YLODs and all the data is now lost on both harddrives. With 120GBs, you can create the new backup before deleting the old one.

i doubt it, blu-ray has more expandability then dvd had. Blu-ray has already been proven to be able to put 8 layers on one disc for 200GB total. DVD stopped at 2 layers for 9GB total.