ESET is one of the best and it's gamer friendly. I use it on both my Vista and Windows 7 rig.

Malwarebytes is a good anti-malware program that is free and doesn't require purchase.

On the other hand, ESET does require you to purchase it, but it is one of the best and it's light on resources and works wonders.

Killing Floor was worth the $20 until they took away the ability to host more than 8 player servers.

Definitive Dual Booting Guide

http://apcmag.com/the_definitive_dualbooting_guide_linux_vista_and_xp_stepbystep.htm

[QUOTE="kilerchese"]

[QUOTE="mike4realz"] don't be scurred!!!....memory ram are cheapHellsing2o2

I used WIndows 7 x86 on my secondary i7 machine, it has 3 GBs of RAM and the OS uses less then 1GB at start up.

The 64-bit version?

No x86...... x64 is 64-Bit x86 is 32-Bit.

its a rumor that the 920 and 940 will be discontinued while the higher end models will still remain.

halokillerz

The 940 has already been discontinued. Replaced by the 950. I think the 920 hasn't been discontinued yet because it is probably selling well.

[QUOTE="aura_enchanted"]

i dont mean to hijack thread here but will the current i7's drop in price when the socket 1156's come on out to strut there stuff?

CStheGreat

Does your motherboard even support it?

[QUOTE="Hellsing2o2"]

I want to get Win7 64-bit, but the reccomended memory for it is 2GB, that really scares me.

mike4realz

I used WIndows 7 x86 on my secondary i7 machine, it has 3 GBs of RAM and the OS uses less then 1GB at start up.

Both of those are dual GPU single PCB cards, so they use more power than regular video cards.

Now on the other hand though a SLI setup of GTX 285s beats out a single GTX 295 and a Tri-SLI Setup of GTX 285s beats out a Quad-SLI(2 video cards) setup of GTS 295s.

There was....

Ultima Online

Dark Age of Camelot

Everquest

Everquest II

and a few more I can't name, but I don't play WoW anyways, so there isn't a before WoW for me.