I ordered 2 and they arrive Thursday of next week. I can't wait! :)FaustArp
So uhhh... plan on folding with either one of those? Or both maybe?! Pretty sure they'd crank out some units no problem! You don't have to of course, I'm just sayin...
Hmm... reminds me of my 9800gx2. I used to use it to fold (a client for each side of the sandwich), soon enough it started having problems. Enough so that my computer would just stay at a black screen when turning it on. It also kept a high pitched noise when the folding client was running. Having the same issue now with my 560ti. Decided to start back folding, however I'm only going to use cpu since my 560ti keeps the same high pitched noise while folding. Don't want to waste another graphics card for free.
Hmm you're out of luck. Entering the LCD age you're going to be stuck at 60hz at the native resolution and nothing higher. Unless you get a monitor that is a 120hz monitor. If you're getting a cap of 60FPS is your games, turn off vertical sync in the nvidia control panel. You'll gain some FPS, however there'll be image tearing. You may not notice it but I wouldn't know what else to tell you.
It should be the same as setting up any peripheral device. What's best for you to do though is check HP's website for the laptop model number and see if the laptop you're using does in fact come with a remote. If it does, then head on to the driver section. Have to do some self troublshooting dude.
ATI Rage 4mb GeForce 2 MX 200/400 GeForce 4 MX 400 GeForce 4 Ti 4200 64mb GeForce 4 Ti 4600 Radeon 9700 Pro (Caused the most problems in my GPU history) GeForce 5900 flashed to 5950 Ultra GeForce 7800 GS GeForce 8800 GTS 640mb GeForce 9800 GX2 (broken on its own and evga failing to uphold their warranty) GeForce GTX 260
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