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You get what you pay for.

ReadyBoost is really only for those systems with like 512mb of RAM that need more. If you have 1GB or over onboard, you shouldn't really notice that much of a difference.

where'd that god thread go :P OP: Tell your friend to join a christian youth group or something

What kinda engineering are you interested in?

http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=.wps+extension&btnG=Search&meta= Microsoft Works. http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=.wps+convert&btnG=Search&meta= It can be converted to a word document by several programs out there.

First off, you have to check your socket connections on your motherboard. The latest graphic cards only work in a PCIe slot. Same thing for RAM, you have to determine what kind it is. HD3870 512MB - ~$325-350 8800GT 512MB - ~$320-350 8800GTS 512MB (G92) - ~$410-440 Google CPU-Z, and get that...

Just use remote access (putty, ftp etc) to access your uni computers from home, and work in the uni labs while you are at uni. :P Seriously though, if you're going to get a laptop for comp science, try out VMware workstation if you need to work in a unix based environment...or just install...

Symonds gets a 100, go hoggy go

From the top of my head Pros -Obviously you get 2 degrees -If you're planning on some physics/science, some subjects complement your engineering degree quite well (and vise versa) edit:True, as Musk stated below, only for mechanical and electrical Cons -Takes longer to complete (which then...

http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest Probably not...either get more RAM and a new video card or get a new rig ($750ish should do it)

CoD4 gets my vote, even just for the single player story. A bit short, but its quality more than makes up for it. The box says you need a 6800 nvidia card or better to play though...

Try a full cleanout of any graphics drivers that could've been installed then try installing the latest forceware drivers again. Code 10 definitely is something to do with display drivers according to this...

goddammit i got a clash yet again (for both semesters). Aw well, at least it's 2 lectures this year as opposed to a lecture and a tute. On the plus side, my latest start is at 10 or 11am. Monday: 11-1pm, 2-4pm Tuesday: 11-1pm, 2-3pm Wednesday: 11-12pm, 2-4pm Thursday: 2-4pm Friday: 10-11am

I picked that up a few weeks back, agreed 100% with your sentiments...it was a bit weird that i got an Angel Down shirt from the tour before I had the album though :P

Reese's?

Session 1: COMP3520 Operating System Internals ELEC3305 Digital Signal Processing ELEC3505 Communications INFO2120 Database Systems 1 Session 2: COMP2007 Algorithms and Complexity ELEC2104 Electronic Devices and Basic Circuits INFO2110 Database Systems 2 PHYS2213 Physics 2EE Looks...

If you were a circle, i'd much rather be a secant than a tangent so i could touch you not only once, but twice. anyway, off topic lock-delete, move along

For every IT subject you're enrolled in (INFO, COMP, ISYS etc), you get 225 pages of free printing from any of the IT labs (Carslaw, bottom level of Madsen, School of IT building). Least I think that's how it works. I had 450 pages last semester and did 2 subjects run by the IT department, my...

B Engineering (Electrical)/B Science (Computer Science) at usyd, just finished 2nd year. Having a couple of doubts about some of the signals components of the engineering part (in terms of difficulty), but I elected to do those courses next semester. If I can get through next semester...