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Sure about that? I don't think CM would let another company do this and I have never seen this; on ROM drives yes but nothing else.

I didn't buy a A64 system just for the 64-bit capability. Its either this or stay with outdated AXP or hot Intel chips and I am AMD all the way.

Another reason to just build your own system. You don't have to worry about this. Speaking of the XPS Renegade system it seems they are all sold out; all 30 that were made are now gone http://www.legitreviews.com/article/324/1/

Hey just blame it on Bush for this messed up world.

Think of it like SLi, both cores would share the load.

Hence that why I said WinXP 64-bit. Until Vista is actually out we will have to see if 64-bit pushed forward.

Its all about how much are you willing to spend for better looking graphics. Spend $300 for max settings or $150 for for medium setting. $300 VGA card will also last longer than a $150; plus these days with SLi getting a $300 and then adding the another down the road is a good idea.

Send them a mail bomb or anthrax in an envolope that'll get their attention ;)

That is one big reason why I build my own.

LCDs have come along way and I say they are reliable.

No won't notice them unless you are specifically trying to find them. I have one and don't notice it unless I look for it.

$300 is the tops from me unless I can get one for free :p

In 2007 Cell Factor. Those physics vids are freakin awesome.

64-bit OS really didin't catch on; its pretty much dead.

Coolermaster Real Power 550. One good thing about this is PSU is it is pretty much the SLi version as it has all the same specs as the Real Power 550 SLi version so that saves $. You can compare them here if you wan to be sure. Real Power 500...

I run my A64 3000+ 1.8GHz @ 1.4V or 2.4GHz @ 1.4V.

I wouldn't use WinXP 64-bit. It is pretty much dead from this point on.

ATI's chipset is still early so it better to wait for them to get the bugs out but then again the 3200 seems stable but I am not sure.

No sense in leaving windows open when not in use; it just eats up resources. I know someone who does the same thing. It just slows a system down. Why would you want all your windows to open back up when you reboot? It just make boot up slower.

I don't hate Dell but don't like them either; I prefer making my own system so I know what I get plus you save more $.