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Thanks Digerati. I can't find the dam blade as yet. Yes they don't like fingers. The fans are so flimsy. If I can't find the blade I will have to think of something. I just checked,Cindy, and Gorilla Glue products are in Australia. Never heard of them till I just Googled http://gorillaglue.com.au/eng/products/gorilla-super-glue/3/

I have in this machine a AMD Radeon 7800 series twin fan GPU. Works brilliant but very slight vibration from one blade missing off one of the fans. (Not saying how that happened) Never found the blade. Maybe dismantle the card I may still find it. If not, I was thinking of super glueing a counter weight to stop the vibration. Any better ideas?

Here, if I try and pay my power bill with cash, they charge me a $5 cash handling surcharge. They only want Card payments. We are fast heading for a cashless society.

Good one. Thanks Pete.

Thanks Digerati. I am conversant with single and dual channel. Just the description "Ganged" and "Unganged" threw me completely. I thought, what the hell do they mean by that.o_O

Just trying to squeeze every bit of performance possible out of this rig.

Thanks Tony. I also have been doing a lot of reading up since I posted, and have come to the same conclusion as you have. Bios default is "unganged" so I will leave it as it is.

Built a computer using DDR2 Motherboard, (Gigabyte GA-M61PME-S2),Phenom CPU,(Phenom x4 9750) and 2X2 GIG sticks DDR2 800 memory. Installed a SSD drive. Bios only has IDE and Raid, no ACHI.:weep: Installed Windows7 SP1 X64 bit. My question is, am I better running the Memory in "Ganged Mode" or "Unganged Mode" Thanks.

The name rings a bell.:eek:

Thanks Rachel.:)

Lovely photo, Rachel.

Thanks for the link, Tony.

When the opportunity lends itself, saving an animal from a shelter is a wonderful thing to do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPZrnQsK6_o View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPZrnQsK6_o

Good now. Thanks Bob..

Thanks Pete. Works great. It also has a Mic Stereo Mix if you want to change your voice.

I am getting this notice each time I log in. What should I do?

I tried "URSA" and now trying "TinySpell". If they annoy me too much, I will bin them. I am still on Windows7 SP1 X64. (Don't throw stones):big_grin: I use Firefox as my default Browser. I find IE11 awkward for some reason, although it is very fast.

Yes and some write their reply posts in word first so have spell checker. Remember Nev used to do that.:)

Skype has not got it's own Spell Checker. Never did have. If your using Windows 8.1 or Windows 10, the OS's have spell checker built in which works with Skype. Windows7 OS has no inbuilt Spell Checker, so you need a third party Spell Checker like "Ursa" or "TinySpell"

I meant the Website, Bill. I installed the spell checker, works well.

Time to look for a more reliable spell checker, maybe.:)

I am between the Devil and the deep blue Sea when posting on Forums, getting the spelling right. I was taught the Queen's English. http://www.tysto.com/uk-us-spelling-list.html

Firstly I would like to thank Digerati and Tony for trying to help me achieve my goal of using two USB headsets on one Computer, so two could watch the same Movie together, when the situation arose. After trying a number of software programs I have been successful with one free program. Each headset works perfect with it's own volume control and crystal clear without any Latency issues whatsoever. This is the program that worked called Voice Meeter. In the Control Panel under Sounds (Playback) I made Voice Meeter input as the default. Each headset has it's own Volume control and Volume not diminished in any way. I have tested with Movies, Skype and Paltalk. Should work with Games. This is only half the Control Panel. The other half is for setting up Mic. I posted this "How To" as it may help others, who would like to do likewise sometime.:)

Thanks Digerati. Will take in all you have advised. I tried a splitter and only one headset would work at a time. Tried a powered usb Hub and the same result. Same on Skype. Either headset will work when that headset is nominated.But not together. Will consider your alternative. Still looking as well for a third party software that may do it. Thinking there would be a volume issue as you have said. Will update a little later. Thanks again.

Thanks for your input,Tony. I have analogue headsets but they are old hat and no way I would go through setting them up. I have had USB headsets for ages and will never go back. I like plug and Play. I have researched this on the Net for many hrs, and no luck as yet without buying a USB Buddy adaptor. This is no big deal but thought on occasions it would be nice to watch some movies together. What I am searching for now is some Audio software program that will take over Windows Audio as default and maybe has Stereo Mix and can do it that way. Must work with Skype also. Not that important as it's not worth buying Hardware to do that. Now more of a challenge than anything. May get lucky.:)