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http://www.clearpc.ca/ The motherboard uses the BLACK wires as ground, not the case... There are contact points around the screw holes, but that is to make sure all metal around is at the same potential, not to act as a ground... If that was the case, a PSU that isn't mounted inside a case...

Because everybody likes a good hack-and-slash game now and then... ;)

It certainly is different then mine, being an RTOS tester ;-)

But it remains to be 8GB... The OP was complaining about only 4-ish showing up, not that it was filled up faster. I fully agree that 64bit OS will fill the memory faster, but however you look at it, the total size won't differ...

So you are saying that if you fill a 1L milk box with 2 times 0.5L or 1 time 1L it will be different in size? It still is a 1L box... And single and multiple channel is identical, because you have a wider bus width... 4 or 8GB refers to how big the box is, not how many "items" you can put...

Is that so? I don't think so... 64bit refers to the instructions, not to sizes... It is like saying that 4GB dual channel RAM is 8GB single channel RAM, because the bus is double as wide...

You won't get far on 4 GB ;)

Like fluxbox has had for ages?

OMG Brett, you n00b... Nah, really, Ubuntu never float my boat, and I doubt it ever will...

At work someone uses a DVORAK keyboard, and while it looks complex, he types a hell lot faster then me :)

My condolences Merlin

It depends on how your circuits are built. Common practice (and regulations in Belgium) states that you should spread the sockets on 1 breaker over different rooms. Also, in Belgium the circuit breakers are 16A, on 230V (in ideal conditions) they should be able to deliver 3600W of power to all...

Yeah, your 1kW PSU won't draw 1kW if your system doesn't need it...

You shouldn't have any problems, just be sure to install the 'restricted' nvidia drivers.

... but it will steal your heart if you give it a chance ;)

Well, booting a Live CD is as out of the box as it gets ;)

telnet lost.wishes.net 5555 I'll crawl back in my geek corner now

Hardware support as in "drivers" (aka modules) to interface the hardware...

At last an article that shows that Linux != the OS!

Hibrernate and suspend worked fine on my Gentoo Laptop... ATI has a history of shafting their Linux users, blame them... However, nowadays they are catching up quite rapidly... Just use the closed source drivers...