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you may have to forward port 80 on your router to your computer. XP2800+, Abit NF7, 1GB Dual-Channel DDR333, ATI R9800PRO 128MB, TT PurePower 420W, LG DVD+-R/RW :redface: <font color=red>My wife says I suffer from premature ejaculation...I don't remember suffering<font color=red> :wink:

I don't see any windows XP drivers listed for that printer. The 2000 drivers should work though. Maybe uninstall the printer and drivers, then download the latest drivers and try installing it again. Are you using parallel or USB connection? If USB, make sure your computer actually "sees"...

Try the creatice website. Or DriverGuide.com Spec: Intel P4 2.4B MSI 645E Max-U Mobo 1GB DDR333 R9600XT 128MB SB Live 5.1 Samsung 120GB Maxtor 120GB LG DVD+-R/RW WIN2K PRO SP4

do you know what kind of video card it is, besides that one chip? Spec: Intel P4 2.4B MSI 645E Max-U Mobo 1GB DDR333 R9600XT 128MB SB Live 5.1 Samsung 120GB Maxtor 120GB LG DVD+-R/RW WIN2K PRO SP4

SiSoft Sandra has a good burn-in test. I also recommend Prime95 if you have done any overclocking, its a good test of stability. You should be able to run it 24 hours without any errors. Spec: Intel P4 2.4B MSI 645E Max-U Mobo 1GB DDR333 R9600XT 128MB SB Live 5.1 WD 60GB Maxtor 120GB LG...

I agree, its likely the nVidia drivers. BI have one system running the GF2 GTS, and find I get good performance from the 44.03 drivers. The soundblaster Live shouldn't be an issue, I have one installed and have never had any problems with it. Change your video card drivers and see if that...

I never said that newer drivers don't support older cards. In my experience, with older hardware (2-3 yrs old) and new drivers, the performance gained is either neglegible (<5% improvement) or in some cases performance degrades. That is only my experience and doesn't hold true for all...

I agree with you allanon. I USED to have a GF3 Ti200 64MB, which I was quite happy with BTW. But the problem was, to get maximum performance, I had to use V44.03 drivers. Anything new than that an my performance would drop, somethimes drastically. Since then I have changed to a R9600XT...

My father-in-law is wanting to record his old 8mm camcorder films and/or VHS tapes onto DVD. What software/hardware is he going to require?? I know he will need a good quality VIVO card? Any suggestions?? What about audio? Will a SBLive 5.1 work? Or will he need a special audio capture card...