I went for the BenQ G2222HDL in the end guys, led backlit, good response time, loads of good reviews, and got 5 stars on expert review so it looks promising :P. Cant wait to see what its like xD

Ok, thanks. Only reason I was worried is because I ran a program I have called DTemp, and it gave a critical temperature warning message.

theintrospect79

I have a Compaq Presario SR1610NX - (AMD Sempron 1.8GHz, 1.5GB RAM, Samsung 80GB IDE HDD, with XP Pro). The HDD is running at a constant 43 degrees Celsius. Is there any way I can reduce the temp., or should I just go ahead and replace it?

Thanks in advance.

theintrospect79

The AOC e2236VW is a great cheap monitor. imprezawrx500

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[QUOTE="desertpython"]

If you want porn I'd recommend pornBB and Youporn. Haven't been infected from those. Apart from MSE (which would be my top choice) I'd run a weekly scan with Malwarebytes just to make sure nothing has slipped through.

desertpython

Cool thx for the recommendations.

Enjoy!

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ok so im goign to build a new rig just for the heck of it maybe build it for my dad or myself it i get hard ware that is better then my current PC.

my question is.i open up a few pre builts from Sony, Lenvno, and a HP. i cant help and notice the Sony PC had all Foxcon mother board, while the Lenvno had Biostar, and the HP also had a Foxcon mobo.

so im asking is i know a lot of people say dont go with them i know. but this is my moneya nd im just building a PC just for the heck of. out of those 3 AsRock, Biostar, Foxcon, is the better company? so far i seen Biostar and ASRock has more to offer

i just saw this ASRock mobo that has both DDR2 and DDR3 support which i think is sweet for a good price

acsam12304

i know Gigabyte ASUS and MSI for me are " house brand"name companys. there products are the one syou know you have a very high chance it will work and last.

while the others BioStar, Foxcon, ASROCK are the companys you play risk with.

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Calibration may help, with an emphasis on may.

desertpython

That's the idea.

ok so im goign to build a new rig just for the heck of it maybe build it for my dad or myself it i get hard ware that is better then my current PC.

my question is.i open up a few pre builts from Sony, Lenvno, and a HP. i cant help and notice the Sony PC had all Foxcon mother board, while the Lenvno had Biostar, and the HP also had a Foxcon mobo.

so im asking is i know a lot of people say dont go with them i know. but this is my moneya nd im just building a PC just for the heck of. out of those 3 AsRock, Biostar, Foxcon, is the better company? so far i seen Biostar and ASRock has more to offer

i just saw this ASRock mobo that has both DDR2 and DDR3 support which i think is sweet for a good price

acsam12304

[QUOTE="sn4k3_64"][QUOTE="desertpython"]

Leakage would be backlight leakage depending on the viewing angle, I don't think it would be a big deal. The liyama has a 3 year warranty, not sure about the BenQ, so the choice is up to you. Calibration involves gamma, yes, and Windows 7 will walk you through it so to speak.

desertpython

Calibration may help, with an emphasis on may.