[Sending Large Files]

IRC is a good alternative to those sites (but you might have to guide you're friend through setting it up so you both can connect to each other).

[what does your handwriteing (or printing) look like?]

Will get the digi cam after and take a picture but it's not gonna be pretty...

[Unreal & Unreal Gold]

Did you make sure to patch the game first? That may solve the speed issue.

[why my pcx gpu bus is 8x?]

You're motherboard appears to have a PCI-E selection style card to choose between splitting the bus between 8x and 16x. If am correct...switching the card around should re-route the remaining 8x pipes towards the single slot, giving you 16x total.

Of course the performance difference is non-existent since a Geforce 6600 just doesn't use up that much bandwith, but still nice for gloating with 16x over 8x .

[What game are you looking foward to next?]

Probably Call of Duty 2, ET: Quake Wars, & Quake 4. I was looking forward to Battlefield 2 for a while but see'ing how buggy/memory consuming it is (even though it doesn't look all that great graphically) I decided to wait and see how the patches fix it up.

[Amd Athlon 64 2800+]

got the 2800+ n ocd it to 2g. i'll try oc more higher l8r.

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Be careful when OC'ing her, since Athlon 64's have that odd memory divider (best to google for a chart on it).

[98% On Need For Speed Underground 2, Help?]

I have done all the races and it still says 98%.

Why is this does anyone know.

Please help, took me ages to do all the races.

100% parts unlocked.

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Not 100% sure, but I don't think theres a way to get 100%. I remember reading that in Gran Turismo 2 that users were really p***ed when they only manged 98% even after doing EVERYTHING possible in the game, may be the same in NFSU2 (or you're just not trying hard enough ).

[Amd Athlon 64 2800+]

I think you would see a difference, if a bit minor (atleast you'd gain 64-bit support). If you're not afraid to OC you could always get the Athlon 64 2800+ and OC her to 2.2 or 2.4 GHz and get a huge boost (big enough to put you're current processor to shame , no offense).