Rate my PC Please (Filler)?

So my PC which I intend to use for mid range gaming is as follows:
Window 7 Ultimate 64-bit
2x Xeon 3.6Ghz Dual-Core Processors
Intel® E7525 Chipset
EVGA GTX 550 Ti
4GB RAM

Interesting. My guess is that the games will use both cores on one of the processors and leave the other alone. But that's just a guess.

No question, you have a solid gaming rig suitable for anything short of the most demanding games on Full HD displays. At a wild guess, the tougher games will run near 50 fps on a 1680x1050 monitor and medium settings. It will be very playable even at Full HD, especially if you're willing to settle for less than high settings.

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Pentium-III

do a google search or try something as part drivers.com

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PC World it UPED January-February GB, but I returned because it does not start without trying twice and the wireless would not connect. They told me it was a faulty memory and installed another. Now it reads 3GB therefore they should have put 2 GB insted 1GB. It is used to start without looking twice and I have no wireless connection but it did work for a short period.

Take it back to PC World and make sure they fix it - the next time you want to upgrade your memory, head over to NewEgg.com and redeem yourself - it is very easy. If you need help with everything, let me know.

GTA IV on Laptop HD3470 256Mb #2

The kind of tablet you get, doesn't have to be extra fast. If you want a whole new tablet pc, then it doesn't really matter what kind you get. Just check the system statistics. Have at least 500 megabytes of RAM and have a decent graphics card. Also, try and get 1.7-2.0 ghz processor. That's just stuff you want so the drawing will seem smooth.

The last thing is see what kind of touch screen it is. There are two major kinds Capacitive and Resistive. Resistive is when there are two layers, and when you press on the top one it will mark where you pressed on the second one.

Capacitive is when you have to have something electron-ic on the screen and it will read it.

You want Resistive because it's more accurate and possibly cheaper. The bad thing is that it has multi-touch so if you touch it anywhere else it might mess you up (you can draw with your fingers). The only problem with Capacitive is that you have to have electron-integrated styluses. So you can't use any stylus you find.

I think it's up to you to pick which one, but these are the requirements you are looking for.

Oh and if you don't have a huge budget then do get an external one that's a pad. It's only annoying cause the proportions are a bit off or weird.

Fujitsu Siemens T5010 Tablet Pc

I have a Fujitsu Lifebook T5010 Tablet T series notebook and it has a VGA monitor output plug. How can I connect to my TV that has S-Video / RGB / RCA inputs for Under $ 50? I tried one of thoes Flights VGA Video S-eaters and did not appear as an option for TV output Under Display settings. What would I need, and how much would it cost? I know that taking little cheap converter I have does not work! It does not appear in the display settings. I wonder what that works DO I?

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker Right-click your desktop anywhere, except Icons> Select Go to Properties tab "Settings" Last "If a drop down menu under your monitor different types of input. If not, the converter is probably not working

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I can suggest an HP.

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