Thanks markop2003.

But iam affraid or KVM switches now and i would only connect a DVI and a VGA switch to my monitor.

So im looking for just the USB Switch for my keyboard and mouse.

Plus ive already replaced my "broken" KMV switch and it didnt help. But when i connect throught just the DVI/VGA cables it works.

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I'm not talking about a KMV Switch, i already have one and it works great but the video on the monitor is very statikie throught KVM.

I wanna connect my PC through a DVi, my Laptop through a VGA and then just switch between them through the monitor menu.

I wanna use the USB Switch to switch my mouse and keybord between the computers. (a box with two USBs [for m/k] on one side and two USBs [for one and the other PC] on the other)

Ive serch in every store and online and cant really find it.

Thanks.

It seems that EA ows most of the games out there, for example, and i always thought that the actual idea of a game always came from a developer. But lately i was reading Dead Space comic and it had EA plastered all over it without even mentioning Visceral Games in thetiny print.

So are games like Dead Space, Mirors Edge,The Saboteurthe brainchild of EA or its developers?

... in the actual IDEA for a game?

I mean doeas a Publisher have an idea for a game and it gets a Developer to make a game, or does a Developer has and idea for a game and it looks for a Publisher to help topay for its development and marketing ofit?

Thanks, i always wondered about that.

Well i feel a little cheep on this side now :? :)

But i never pay taxes on Steam or Amazon and Amazon sends you actual phisical purchase and sends it to your state through state lines, which would be more of a reson to tax.

But digital distribution should not be taxed as it is no state or country. Why dosent Steam or D2D (not realy shure on that one) charge taxes for their games?

".... To answer your question--it's a business afterall."

I recently bought my first game for my PSP Go through the Media Go, and noticed that i had to pay a 63 cent tax on a 9.99 dollar game. All would be good if i would be buying a game at a store but this is the first time that i came across a Tax on ordering online, especialy a digital dowload?

Does anyone know why Sony does that, and what tax am i paying? Also do people outiside of US pay taxes and if so do they pay a US tax or their country's?

Oh and do ppl with PS3 pay taxes on dowloads (DLC or other games) from the PSN.

Just wondering. Thanks.

And one last quick question.

Do all games use two cards in SLI mode? or is it like a multiple core processor that only some games us multiple cores in a processor?

Thanks.

Thanks for the replies.

Wont the fan on the second card be enough to keep the card cool. There is no extra ventilation with the original card.

And, what about the PSU. I have a 460 watt one. Will i be enough to power a second GTS 250? I mean is there a way for me to check how many Watts the PSU is using and how many are left to spare?

Heres a link to the card LINK

If not through SLI, can i still have two video cards running without an SLI connection? (how does that work?)

I have a GTS 250 and im thinking of adding another one. I never did that before.

Plus... when you look at PCI slots in the Mobo picture what is that last 'short' PCI slot. I have something in it and im afraid it will block the second card.