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This man knows where it's at.

That hum makes me think transformer personally. Check the fan first though at least. http://youtu.be/_WYCDpN_pN0 http://youtu.be/2FIaaKWU9ss

They won't migrate to your food, they tend to be very item dependant. If anywhere you might find them where you keep your clothes. Good luck. I bought cheap hamster food on an auction site 4years ago which had moth eggs in, still can't get rid of the blighters.

If you liked Panty and Stocking, you would most likely like Kill La Kill.

I am planning on going with the heat shrink free look, it looks nice and seems rather easy. Shrinkless method; http://youtu.be/tFUDqEvhmho

Day of Defeat: Source. http://store.steampowered.com/app/300/

AMD does have an auto detect tool. These should be the correct drivers. http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Windows%207%20-%2064 This is the auto detect tool. http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/auto-detect-tool

How did he compress his OS files while it was running? You might have to place the HDD in a second pc to decompress, or use a Linux LiveCD.

Shipped a few hours ago, thanks again for everything Greybeard.

A copy of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and a towel. Edit; http://youtu.be/xs3V_20oD4A

This thread made my day, I was almost in tears reading this. Thank you OP.

If you put your hand in front of the fans you should feel more air than usual. You could also put a finger on the fans middle part and slow it down a bit, if the noise get quieter it will be that fan. The problem is finding what that sensor is, as TMPIN2 is not exactly forthcoming. If I was to...

Can you try the RAM in another system? Is it still doing the hiccuping with JUST the new RAM you ordered installed? Have you tried resetting the bios to "Load fail-safe defaults"? While the problem could be the RAM, the issue is the motherboard could also be at fault due to something as simple...

It is much more amusing to let them connect to a Virtual Machine, and let them waste their time.

Yeah, some motherboards don't like 4 slots being used. My last mobo forced me to use my 4 slots at 1066, at 1333 the RAM would bluescreen, even though the ram was rated for 1333, and the motherboard specs said it could run at 1333. Try lowering them to 667 and 5-5-5-15 Edit; If that...

Not heard anything yesterday about it, hoping today will be the day. Thanks for all the help Greybeard, you're a boss.

The heavy machine gun mutilator is fun for mass zombie genocide epic lulz. That Mountains one looks good, might have to try that myself!

Agree with Grimley. Q6600 can be gotten for as little as 30 quid.

Start with a CPU and MOBO, when you have more cash go with some new RAM. The rest of your stuff including your current RAM will transfer fine. In the mean time you could try overclocking the CPU a little.

Would suggest using Ubuntu before XP. XP had its time like 98, let it rest in peace in our memories.