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Happy to be of help - if at all possible when you replace the card - try to use the DVI ports, that use a true digital signal ( 1's and 0's ), the VGA port uses analog. It can be a night-and-day experience, you'll feel like you just got a new monitor, crisper colors, sharper image. I used to...

Card pulled - good. I'm with you on redundancy! I'm all about having spares/redundant components! Until you get the replacement, the motherboard port is still an option to keep using the system. From wikipedia "PCIe 2.0 motherboard slots are fully backward compatible with PCIe v1.x cards...

This. The spec sheet is here for the PC: http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/inspd530/en/OM/HTML/appendix.htm It indicates the bus uses among other types of slots, PCI Express v1.0A, which is easier to get a card for then an AGP slot, someone already stated this I believe. There...

Agreed. It's not just you guys, even other podcasts I listen to tend to do the same - the game is mentioned at the start, then referred to as 'it' for the rest of the discussion. Sometimes I'm able to clue on on what game 'it' is, other times I have to rewind the podcast a few minutes. If I'm...

I didn't have a $20 coupon, but I had the problem with the discount not applying as well. I emailed Josh for help with it at the address given at the start of the thread. The cards I purchased were the paper tear-strip type that are activated at the register. I didn't think to go to customer...

When I heard the reference to the Baseball Hall of Fame - I imagine I was the only CAG who was able to turn my head and look at the Baseball Hall of Fame at that moment. I work in Cooperstown and was driving past it on my way home. Thanks for that bit of amusement!

Thanks OP! I just bit and got a card - bought one from Amazon back in January for within cents of that price, figured I may as well get another. I'll be good 'till mid-2013 now, at a combined savings of $80 off list price! For those that don't know - you can stack your gold membership codes...

Then you have my apologies. Not being privy to the other version of the email I wouldn't have known that. Perhaps it'll help someone like me who actually deleted the email after only glancing at it. Your message at least will help those confirm 'nope, didn't get the code'. I rarely...

Not sure if this helps - I got the email and the code, missed it at first glance myself too. Note the text [Large Purple Text, all caps]: "Get more your shape workouts now"; below that: "Download the New Year, New You workout and Dance Workout: Bollywood today. Here's 160 free Microsoft points...

Correct, if you just added the password/PSK, at both the router and the 360, the router should otherwise be fine, presuming that people were able to previously connect to you prior to doing this? If the router has a setting for UPnP, (Universal Plug n' Play), ensure its enabled. Also...

Not really a stupid question, just sounds like you want to secure your network, correct? In wireless terms, for home networks, the password you're likely referring to is also known as a PSK (Pre-Shared Key). The router takes this PSK (you can consider it a password), along with the SSID...

Correct, they don't charge until the product ships. The only emails you'll get are those of price adjustments (other then your order confirmation and shipping confirmation) - If I recall correctly, they guarantee the lowest price of a product between when you pre-order and when it ships. ie...

I'm in the Herkimer area.