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Odin · 02-05-2005, 13:12

I've been faffing around with dXdiag, msconfig, registry, easycleaner, scandisk, notron, ad-ware, spybot, defrag and RAM, but ya can ney change the laws of physics captain- and physics was never my strong point.
My computer just sont have the powrrrr.
Upgrade seem inevitable, huh?
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I know I'm stuborn, so here I go again. To get back to actual title of this subject- MEMORY TOOLS.
!!WARNING!! Am about to go all treky.

Your captain Piccard in your saucy NCC-1701-D (get it, saucer section), with ya Geordie LaForge and Data, and here I am captain Kirk riding around shotgun in a battered old NCC-1701-1 (i think). Are there any tools I can throw at Scotty dwn in my engine room, to kick his crappy scottish accent whinging, ass??

02-05-2005, 13:12	#27
Odin Inactive Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 12	Re: Memory tools I've been faffing around with dXdiag, msconfig, registry, easycleaner, scandisk, notron, ad-ware, spybot, defrag and RAM, but ya can ney change the laws of physics captain- and physics was never my strong point. My computer just sont have the powrrrr. Upgrade seem inevitable, huh? __________________ I know I'm stuborn, so here I go again. To get back to actual title of this subject- MEMORY TOOLS. !!WARNING!! Am about to go all treky. Your captain Piccard in your saucy NCC-1701-D (get it, saucer section), with ya Geordie LaForge and Data, and here I am captain Kirk riding around shotgun in a battered old NCC-1701-1 (i think). Are there any tools I can throw at Scotty dwn in my engine room, to kick his crappy scottish accent whinging, ass??