Quote:   Plugging it directly into the wall worked great. And it saved me a spot in my surge protector. Thanks for the help.

While running the M&M stack into my laptop and using HD650's, I've noticed that I tend to get a good deal of static-sounding interference. Not knowing much at all when it comes to dealing with this kind of issue, could someone either let me know what's going on and how to adjust it, or at least...

Quote:   Just finished this as well. Just....wow. It's amazing what the human body and mind can actually go through.

Awesome mouse pad redrider!

Where did you get that desk ITCW?

So this is what I've got so far. Just wanted to make sure what I outlined in yellow is the RAM.  

Thanks for the advice. Once this semester releases it's death grip on my free time, I will crack open the old laptop (not literally I hope) and see what the story is.

Oh ok. I was confused there for a sec. I was responding to crayonhead and I guess you posted before I did so I didn't see what you said. Yeah, I recently updated from vista to 7 so I'm sure I'm running 64 bit. This confirms it:      

Well when I open it, hopefully I'll find two slots. That would be really convenient. I'm running the 64 bit version of windows 7 so I should be alright on that end.

Here's a picture of the bottom of my computer. Would someone mind marking which screws I should remove? Thanks!         Quote: Ok, that makes sense. 

  Quote: Haha I'm just joking around. It seems to be very much in the headfi spirit to promote the emptying of wallets.

Quote: Ohh headfi......

Yeah I'll post a picture soon. And the link I posted is (2) 4 gb cards. Crayonhead, you say that the most it can take is 4 total. So would the one I linked to not work?

Well I'm considering doing exactly what the title says. However since I'm not that savvy when it comes to things like this, I have a few questions. The biggest one being where the ram card is located on my laptop, a Sager NP8662. I've seen a bunch of videos on youtube about upgrading/replacing...

Anyone know a good method to even out some of the kinks in the cable short of buying an aftermarket cable (yeah, I know how headfi works). I too just got mine and will hold off judgment on the sound until I've had them for awhile, but the kinks are annoying me.

  Quote: I mentioned the Ferrari 250 GTO earlier. I think this video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9ml9Ucw2MU) shows the amazing appreciation value some of these old cars have assuming you bought it many years ago when their value had yet to be fully recognized.   Of course...

I saw that invicta out of the corner of my eye on amazon and just started laughing, figured I'd share the ridiculousness.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00542NDRG?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER   $1200 off you say? So what's the catch?

A friend's time lapse shot of a Ferrari 360 pulling into a garage.

Hey, you assumed it wasn't street legal so you may know more than you realize. And yeah, I don't understand why people think regularly speeding is fine. Just take it to the track, seriously. Don't get me wrong, most of the high-end modern offerings are great cars. I'd love to one day drive a...

Well yeah, the Zonda R isn't street legal anyway. But it's still the one I'd have if I could have any modern super car. Of course my favorites are still the Ferrari race cars of old. Their newest offerings are great cars, but there's nothing quite like the sound and smell of an old 250. If only...

Oh I totally understand what you're saying. In my heart of hearts, yes, I'd consider parking like that. But I'm with you, just bring a normal car when you're parking in a huge lot. Of course there are some people who can't help but to flaunt themselves and their disposable income. To those...

There were temporary plates on the dash. I'm pretty sure it's still the dealership's car, out for a little advertising I guess. And yeah, the double spot parking is kind of a jerk move but that's pretty stand fair strategy for the pricier cars I've seen in parking lots.

I like the color scheme and black rims. It matches the front and side intakes and the rear lights and exhaust nicely. To me the dark grey/silver makes it more subtle. Of course I'd rather have the 458 anyway. It has that extra emotional something that the McLaren seems to lack. That and from the...

Look what I saw at a nearby strip mall: