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Isn't the size also different? Perhaps that should also factor into your decision. The strum bar is also longer and supposedly quieter.
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I haven't played Last Remnant but I would go with Oblivion first and then Lost Od. Oblivion is an epic game and Lost Od. has a great storyline.
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Agreed, wireless-n only makes sense at the moment if your whole chain includes support for it otherwise it will just revert to g mode. Both cards mentioned should be backwards compatible and if you can get it, an a/b/g/n is a cover all solution that is a good idea if you are likely to be transporting your notebook between a lot of networks.

If you're buying a Dell make sure to build the system a few times, each with a different starting point price-wise so you get the best price.

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Defragging doesn't make nearly as much difference as it used to. You can still do it but don't expect the difference to be very noticeable, if at all.
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10 or 15 metres of Cat5 cable is cheap as chips and the connection will be more stable too.

EDIT: With the spare change? Get yourself a year on XBox Live Gold.

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Most widescreen monitors are 16:10, your card will have no trouble driving a monitor at this aspect ratio. 16:9 is really more of a TV thing. Have you tried updating your graphics drivers? If the monitor is still under warranty and the problem is bad enough it may just be easier to return the monitor for an exchange.
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Safari is crap. Try skinning Firefox if you don't like the look. I'm sure there's probably a Safari one out there too.
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#10 tautitan123
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You might get a faster and more accurate answer at a dedicated overclocking forum.