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Flaser
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Hubs wrote...
But then, I was just wondering is there anything i basically need to replace cause i dont want to spend as much as building a new computer, i just want to change parts that would hopefully be compatible with new ones i might buy. So it basically just the ram and video card i am having? Or is it something else that im missing?The thing is, you still haven't stated what socket and what *type* of memory your MOBO (motherbord) has or what your MOBO is to begin with.
Given that you have an E5800 CPU, I could figure out that it has an LGA 775 socket. That technology is two generations old now, since the i (i3, i5, i7) family initially used the LGA 1156 (Sandy Bridge i3, i5), LGA 1366 (Sandy Bridge i7) sockets and has swtiched to the LGA 1155 & LGA 2011 (Ivy Bride CPUs).
The question then is whether to upgrade your current system - sticking with the LGA 775 and likely the DDR2 RAM. It won't be as fast or last as long as a system build around one of the newer sockets... however it'd be cheaper.
But first,
Zero: get a newer GPU. The Gefore 210 (G 210 in the chart I linked) is an entry level card and won't do to well in gaming.
Thankfully the PCI-E socket hasn't been replaced and newer version are backward compatbile, so regardless what else you do, get a newer graphic card as it can serve you both in your old or in your new PC.
Graphic cards come in generations. For instance the Geforce 400 series is the same generation as the ATI HD 6000 series. Second, graphic cards come in tiers: entry (for not much more than dekstop use), middle (the sane choice most of the time for gamers), enthusiast (for rich kids with too much money and ADHD so they can't be bothered to upgrade every 2-3 years like a normal person would). Now the trick question? Are you better off buying a lower-generation enthusiast card (which is now sold for a decent price), or a newer generation middle-tier one? Depends... though thankfully Tom's hardware has a nice chart:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html
Check your budget and choose a card that fits it. Whether you go ATI or NVidia is up to your religion, both companies have screwed up in the past, both have one-up each other at a time or two. I've used both and have no hard preference.
That's the GPU.
Still sure you wanna upgrade and not build a new system? Read on.
First: if you go down this route get more RAM. This is a no brainer. Even for general use, since Widnows Vista, it's really worth your while to add more RAM as the OS actively tries to use as much as you have. I'd go with at least 8 GiBytes if your motherboard can support it, 16 GiBytes if you do video editing, rendering or any application that could benefit from a RAM drive.
Second: you could get a "newer" processor, like a Q9550 or Q9650. These are quad-core CPUs for the LGA775 socket, but have 12 MiBytes of L2 cache making them the few processors that can go toe-to-toe with the newer Sandy & Ivy Bridge models.
Wanna go and build an a new desktop? You'll have to tell us more, like how much money you have and what you want to use it for.
Flaser
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Lustful, you've completely flown off the handle, driven off the rails and wrote pages and pages of drivel that had nothing to do with my original post.
I never brought up the liberal/conservative divide, neither did I quote leftist dogma...you brought up all that bullshit. What I claimed was that you didn't make a coherent argument, but instead were arguing that since the Founding Fathers thought something, it must be true: this is a text book case of appeal to authority.
Then you tried to expose how wrong I am, putting words and arguments into my mouth all the time... this tactic is called straw-man, another logical fallacy.
I could go on, but in the greater discussion your failings as an orator are irrelevant.
The important thing is you still haven't made *any* coherent argument, you still haven't provided any proof why your ideas - flat tax, deregulation, etc. - would work.
The only shred of evidence in your post was the debt-clock: which is a red herring, as the national debt is *not* a product of excessive spending.
I never brought up the liberal/conservative divide, neither did I quote leftist dogma...you brought up all that bullshit. What I claimed was that you didn't make a coherent argument, but instead were arguing that since the Founding Fathers thought something, it must be true: this is a text book case of appeal to authority.
Then you tried to expose how wrong I am, putting words and arguments into my mouth all the time... this tactic is called straw-man, another logical fallacy.
I could go on, but in the greater discussion your failings as an orator are irrelevant.
The important thing is you still haven't made *any* coherent argument, you still haven't provided any proof why your ideas - flat tax, deregulation, etc. - would work.
The only shred of evidence in your post was the debt-clock: which is a red herring, as the national debt is *not* a product of excessive spending.
Flaser
OCD Hentai Collector
You just comitted three of the logical fallacies:
1. Appeal to authority - Just because the founding fathers say something, it's not necessarily true or good. Case in point: slavery.
2. Bandwagon - You're trying to prove the importance of removing the central bank by giving the perception of how widespread the belief is.
You made no true argument as why central banking is bad or does damage.
In this instance I actually happen to agree with you: central banking, in the hands of the bourgeois without any oversight or control from the people is bad and has damaged nations.
However I won't make the case for *that* argument.
Why?
Because to justify your creed - massive cutback on public spending, dismantling the welfare state, abolishing progressive taxing that makes it possible - you've cited an argument that has no whatsoever relation to your claims.
-How would a flat-tax prevent abuses by Wall-Street and the FED? How would it return power to the people?
-How would dismantling the social net benefit the people or return power to them?
-How would in essence neutering the government make the people stronger in face of big capital?
You didn't answer these fundamental questions, you just ask us to accept your proposal on blind faith.
1. Appeal to authority - Just because the founding fathers say something, it's not necessarily true or good. Case in point: slavery.
2. Bandwagon - You're trying to prove the importance of removing the central bank by giving the perception of how widespread the belief is.
You made no true argument as why central banking is bad or does damage.
In this instance I actually happen to agree with you: central banking, in the hands of the bourgeois without any oversight or control from the people is bad and has damaged nations.
However I won't make the case for *that* argument.
Why?
Because to justify your creed - massive cutback on public spending, dismantling the welfare state, abolishing progressive taxing that makes it possible - you've cited an argument that has no whatsoever relation to your claims.
-How would a flat-tax prevent abuses by Wall-Street and the FED? How would it return power to the people?
-How would dismantling the social net benefit the people or return power to them?
-How would in essence neutering the government make the people stronger in face of big capital?
You didn't answer these fundamental questions, you just ask us to accept your proposal on blind faith.
Flaser
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scorched595 wrote...
LustfulAngel wrote...
The revenue that would come from taxing marjiuana would be high, but not high enough(IE: The demand for marijuana isn't that much. Maybe about 15% of Americans do drugs if you don't count pharmaueticals, beer/wine, cigarettes as drugs.)Right now, the American Economy doesn't need taxes however. What America needs, is a Flat-Tax. A 20% tax plan, like that endorsed in the Republican Primary. This would lower the corporate tax rate by 10%. And with a lower-rate, perhaps companies wouldn't want to cheat the system if thaat is indeed what they're doing.
I've proposed outright eliminating taxes altogether, to phase for that eventual reality, 20% taxes means that 80% of your income will remain in your pockets. What revenue is, in our consumer economy is the revenue of the citizen. Washington has collectively forgotten this.
And while Democrats want to outline things as "Rich and poor" "Middle class versus elitists", even the elitists are Americans and thereby citizens of the country. Discriminating either side as anything but the American citizens they are is only counterproductive.
If we can't stop the global operations as it regards this war, we can at the very least bring back the troops from neutral nations such as Japan, Germany, Finland, etc. These bases all over the world cost millions to operate, and they in of themselves are burdens to the taxpayers.
Not only that, but the return of veterans will automatically demand jobs, which will then create them.
In short, a robust economic plan is as followed:
-Restructure taxes so as to significantly lower them for all classes of Americans, eventually we'll do away with them and this will also lower the size of government.
-Spending cuts, loads of spending cuts and I mean at places where it doesn't matter. Military operations where they serve no purpose, departments of government that are seemingly redundant or outright an insult to American national security(TSA, I'm looking at you) In of itself, the TSA has cost the American taxpayers billions.
-Via the return of veterans, as well as the reform of our corporate laws, we artifically jack up the demand in the country for jobs, which will then create them. Rebalancing our trade efforts and bringing back the jobs we lost.
In essence, to tear down everything Bill Clinton bastardized in his term as president, I don't believe in crony capitalism nor do I believe in tearing down our own infrastructure. I'm for Fair Trade, I'm against Free Trade.
I'm for alliances, not entangling alliances.
To restore America, America must restore herself. An end to foreign aid to countries that don't "like us very much".
America was a country that was founded and based on the will of the people, that focused solely on its economic prosperity. If Americans want to see a robust economy, they must vote for it and clamor for it. Not be ignorantly apathetic, as they have been for years. Listening only to their professor who is equally as apathetic :D.
This
Drug liberalization is irrelevant in the bigger picture, albeit ceasing at least one of the wars (on drugs, which is in essence on black & Hispanic) can't hurt.
The rest however? Pure libertarian madness. It'd only exacerbate the problems, not solve them.
Wealth doesn't trickle down, the super rich aren't the engines of our economy as they neither consume or invest (except speculatively) and when they do it takes capital out of the country.
And for the millionth time: a budget deficit and national debt don't work like that. Anyone who thinks that all debts payed off would be a good thing doesn't understand how our modern, fiat based monetary system fractional reserve banking works.
Flaser
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darknessblade wrote...
well some laptops cannot be changed by hardwareit was made so it works completely fine and fast on a system
it is the same as pc that you buy from: hp, acer, apple, asus, and others
they cannot be changed that easily
bto laptops are an different story you can custom them to your liking
custom pc's are cheaper and faster and you can have more for the same price
Please stop spouting bullshit, one can reinstall the OS on those laptops just fine as long as you know what you are doing.
On another note, while your struggle with the English language may be forgivable your total lack of punctuations isn't. Please rectify your conduct.
Flaser
OCD Hentai Collector
There are two ways to do this, one involves "cloning" (a form or copying where your preserve the main-boot record, etc.) the other is a clean reinstallation of the OS.
I can only guarantee that the later will work.
Here are some tutorial on how to do the cloning:
http://www.howtogeek.com/97242/how-to-migrate-windows-7-to-a-solid-state-drive/
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/149969-ssd-install-transfer-operating-system.html
For the later, you're going to need a Windows install disc. A recovery disc won't suffice and if your laptop came preinstalled, it might be hard to get one.
If you go this way, it's possible to cleanly move user profiles during the OOBE portion of install. This is done either to reduce the number of writes to the SSD (extending its life), or to gain more space (as the user profile can grow pretty large). Read more here:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/124198-user-profiles-create-move-during-windows-7-installation.html
I can only guarantee that the later will work.
Here are some tutorial on how to do the cloning:
http://www.howtogeek.com/97242/how-to-migrate-windows-7-to-a-solid-state-drive/
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/149969-ssd-install-transfer-operating-system.html
For the later, you're going to need a Windows install disc. A recovery disc won't suffice and if your laptop came preinstalled, it might be hard to get one.
If you go this way, it's possible to cleanly move user profiles during the OOBE portion of install. This is done either to reduce the number of writes to the SSD (extending its life), or to gain more space (as the user profile can grow pretty large). Read more here:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/124198-user-profiles-create-move-during-windows-7-installation.html
Flaser
OCD Hentai Collector
Another one: themystera1
Flaser
OCD Hentai Collector
Connect your phone to a PC using USB or Blutooth(even my ancient Nokia 6310i had this feature) and back up your stuff. How you do this depends on what model your phone is.
SIM cards can hold a limited amount of information, in practice messages and contacts tend to be stored on it. (Your phone can also have an SD card as well as built in memory).
This data can be backed up easily... in fact most phones support copying this data to their own memory/SD card. (I could do this on my *ancient* Nokia 2210, the brick-phone one could use as an improvised bludgeoning device).
I can't tell you anything more concrete without knowing what kind of phone you have.
SIM cards can hold a limited amount of information, in practice messages and contacts tend to be stored on it. (Your phone can also have an SD card as well as built in memory).
This data can be backed up easily... in fact most phones support copying this data to their own memory/SD card. (I could do this on my *ancient* Nokia 2210, the brick-phone one could use as an improvised bludgeoning device).
I can't tell you anything more concrete without knowing what kind of phone you have.
Flaser
OCD Hentai Collector
Hmm... seems like the actual term one needs to use in searches is "dark skin", with a space in it.
Flaser
OCD Hentai Collector
EchelonV wrote...
Damnit I was afraid of that. lol, do you have links to some of the cages you recommend?Sometimes simple things are the best:
As I wrote earlier, usually you're better off getting an adjustable model. I've used one like this for quite a while and it's still A-OK. You simply pull it as tight as you like and it's not like it can ever grow loose (or snap, it's too sturdy for that).
Flaser
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No, you're totally wrong. IE 7 (and 6, 5, etc.) are outdated browsers with unpatched vulnerabilities.
You really *should* use an up to date browser.
Whether it's IE 8 (XP), IE 9 (Vista, Win 7), IE 10 (Win 8), Chrome or Firefox is up to you... just use one that's actually maintained with an active code base!
You really *should* use an up to date browser.
Whether it's IE 8 (XP), IE 9 (Vista, Win 7), IE 10 (Win 8), Chrome or Firefox is up to you... just use one that's actually maintained with an active code base!
Flaser
OCD Hentai Collector
Corn for biodirsel is bullshit, as it's has a negative energy index - you use up more petrol growing, harvesting and processing the crops than what you gain as a product. Making the processing more complex and energy intensive won't help a bit.
It's yet another scheme to make rich farmers richer at the taxpayers' expense.
It's yet another scheme to make rich farmers richer at the taxpayers' expense.
Flaser
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Platnumin wrote...
MultiPurposeBlue wrote...
A question? how do cock rings feel good? I've seen them before but have never used them.
In my personal experiences I don't like them. I'm not an expert in cock rings though since I've only tried one kind and it came from one of those condom machines in public bathrooms. It was the stretchy kind instead of the metal ones so I had no trouble getting it on, but it made my veins show up a lot, and I mean a lot! It actually worried me, I didn't feel physically safe with it on. Took it off straight away and I haven't tried one since...
It might've been too tight. My advice is to go with the adjustable ones, often nothing more than a piece of string (or rubber) that can be tightened and loosened to fit your needs.