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I would hope that your Aopen card comes with the low profile bracket.(Because I found it via the low profile link on their website) For example, I installed a Matrox 550 AGP the other day, and the low profile bracket was included, just in case... Aopen is a reputable company, so you you...

This is the one I bought and have no probs with. It plays Quake3, Neverwinter Nights, and Unreal II with no problems as long as I don't max out my resolution. You may need to write Gainward for the low profile bracket, or get a dremel and mod a blank if you are handy...

That was 48.99 PLUS shipping, not equals.... Another find for the Nvidea Quadro4 low profile PCI: http://www.insightcomponents.com/ic/apps/productpresentation/index.php?product_id=PNYVCQ4206

A whole lot of the informative threads on Make/model and where to purchase are now gone from that thread, as I posted several there once upon a time. I have a flexATX motherboard in a notebook IBM case. Super small, but needs all low profile cards, with no AGP slot on the board. I ended up...

I'm using the Matrox RT.X100 for analog capture (for real time dvd compliant MPEG2 capture off of BetaSP), but that's out of most peoples price range. ($1000 USD) Even the RT.X10 is around $500. I can spit out Windows Media, Realmedia, DVD compliant MPEG2, AVI's and quicktime movies, and works...

My bad.... I meant 2 hours of video , not 200 minutes.

A dvd-r will hold 200 min of video burned in a manner that allows it to be played on a stand alone player. For more than that you need AC3 encoding in your authoring software. ...And I thought that was pretty much the way it was... but I bought Kentucky Fried Movie the over day, and the...

What kind of content would be hosted, and for what field of business? We host educational, non-profit, local arts and "community value" styles of websites. I'm at a PBS station that is owned by 13 member-school divisions, so we are only able to provide certain types of content...

I recently purchased an Antec Sonata. It's as little(!) as $110 delivered, but comes with a 380watt antec tru-power supply. Quality throughout, and has a big ol' 120mm fan in back. No problems keeping my p4 2.53ghz @ 533mhz cool, even with the gig of ddr ram, geforce4 t14800, audigy2, and 3...

Ditto on ATI's poopy drivers. The latest version of their SW makes my cpu reboot if I try to watch TV. (ati all in wonder 7500) I keep a sthash of a working build in case I do something stupid... like upgrade the ATI software. I would agree w/ killowatt. Go back to catalyst 2.4 and see if that...

Are you logged in with admin privledges? I rememeber when win2kpro came out and new users could not access the cd-rom because of permissions. Worth poking at?

Kazaa or winmx

I agree with Tom's most of the time... but as Triumph the insult comic dog would say.... I love ATI... ATI is the best... ..for me to poop on! No really , I kid! They are really #1.. for me to go #2 on! Ahem, sorry to get off the subject.

I have a similar setup w/ the all in wonder 7500 ,sb live! , and xp1800+. No problems besides those ATI drivers. Seems they posted new drivers one day when I was reloading my system to get Windows Media Player9 completely off. The drivers they had posted were bad, and they replaced the bad ones...

I usually associate overclocking w/ the engineer downstairs who tries to do it on every machine we give him. Mysteriously, he tells other people in the building of his "guru" abilities... and I cannot tell you the times I have brought a machine back to life, only to realize that he was...

Hmmmm... and to think I thought RPG meant Role Playing Game! Too much 1st edition D&D in my youth obviously.

Try running a windows update. ATI released a driver there that is not on ATI's site that fixed a directx8.1 issue I was having w/ my radeon. Of course .... it took them a few months to do this cause it looked like they were too busy renewing their "commitment to develop better customer...

I just upgraded my low profile flex case (ibm netvista) and stuck a low profile PCI w/ s-video out on it (to play divx movies and stuff on my 36" TV). It's a gainward geforce4 mx440-se w/ 64mb of ddr memory. (onboard intel 810 chipset blows!) I'll admit it plays Quake3 and Unreal Tournament...

Take a look at this awesome Gainward card: http://www.hothardware.com/hh_files/S&V/gain_gf4ti_4600.shtml I personally would steer clear of ATI, upgrading the drivers is such a pain in the rear. Been using ATI since 98 @ work for various capture purposes, but for games and movies (at home), stay...

Just a general note... I've been using ATI all-in-wonder cards for years now at work (and still do) for either capturing video , or using the multiple outs for simultaneous projector and monitor usage in classes. No way would I use an ATI at home though. I have a stack of useless ATI cards that...