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If you are happy with the shape and weight of the M65, I would recommend a Logitech G400S. For all intents and purposes, it is an MX518 or G400, just with a bit of different aesthetics (shape still the same), which is very similar to that of the Corsair. I actually went the other way, from a...

voodoo 5 rage 128 (had this system for longer than I can remember) 8600GT 8600GT SLI HD3870 9800GT HD5770 HD5770 + GTX 260 GTX260

who actually cares about it anyway, waste of a news story. Give it a week and he may be referenced to some other injunction, but it will be forgotten

29180 second time through. Not really that addictive if I'm honest

2 out of the three say equivilant then rather than all. And yet it is possible to get into a job without a degree... Because he isn't certain what he wants. Sooner or later decisions will have to be made, but when OP says "I was thinking about doing something programming related...

And all of them say "or equivalent experience", or "or equivalent", which means you can have experience too instead of, however, obviously (as I have been saying from the start...) a degree would help.

So you can't set up an independent studio, or at least write and maintain your own programs without working for another company? You can't take on client work? there are ways to get experience outside of the "get a degree, get a job, work for a few years"

Because: Why drop that much money on something you don't want to do? "anything interesting to do with computers" is so damn vague. I would never, ever invest up to £36k and 4 years of my life in something unless I was certain I was going to use it, it is just too much to go and do on a whim...

Oh, I thought you meant under normal use, not stress testing

And if you are a site technician you don't program? Maybe not create full programs, but certainly scripts. Yes, it is a fair bit different, but it is still along similar lines. @billy, look at the majority of your larger software companies, especially games companies. Go look at Valve's...

I found playing the game with friends was most useful. Discussing the game afterwards and what people noticed means more heads, so more tactics, which you can either use, or learn to counter, and you will learn what stuff does what more quickly. however, I also found: quite useful at first...

You don't NEED a degree to work with computers, or to earn high doing so. If you look at most companies, they would sooner have experience and someone that has proved they know how to do things in the work place, rather than some student straight out of education who knows what the books say...

I would save near £20 and swap the cooler for: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=HS-093-TR&groupid=701&catid=57&subcat=1395 =EDIT= 73 degrees @ 4.2 on a D14, wtf :eek:

Try being in Aus, THEN you would know what being ripped off is like ;) I hate that they are still marked up though by a fairly large amount. At $219 I'd seriously consider it but for ~£184, meh, I can't afford nor justify it

CoH seems much, much worse than most other games for it I've found. How people can't say "I need to go out in x amount of minutes/hours, do I have time" I don't know. There are plenty of other games where you can jump in straight away, play, and then leave without causing any problems with...

Your link is saying discontinued for me. As an alternative: http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.208-8551.aspx

A lot of the time you get people email you and then just bugger off, never to be heard from again. It does my head in the number of people on there, giving away or getting an item, that don't actually have interest, or just give up

I don't really get it to be honest. I bought it thinking this will be awesome, but it just isn't... I will admit though, the exploring and the killing stuff is pretty fun, even if the building stuff isn't

The Nvidia cards scale better than the ATi ones do

I thought the single player was exceptional, but the multiplayer was just awful, and I mean it is the sort of thing that should just be swept under the carpet and forgotten about