I must say that so far I'm happy with Ooma even though I've only had the service for two weeks. If Ooma does well for the next two weeks then I'm going to sell my Ooma Scout on eBay. This will recoup even more of my initial up front cost.
I think most of Ooma's revenues come from its Premier...
Overall call quality is good, however I've had calls where my voice sounded tinny to the other person. That's another area I feel ooma could use improvement. I heard a few months ago ooma was having some cash problems but were able to get additional investing and put the money into more...
I decided on ooma but wanted to wait for Newegg to drop their price on it. Now that I have Ooma set up (which didn't take long--10 min), I can comment on it. Some things I really like about it:
- It is quality equipment. You can easily tell this by the nice box and packaging it comes in to...
I'm searching for a decent VOIP service to replace my current Time-Warner digital phone service. I tried magicJack but didn't care for it at all so I returned it promptly. I don't like having to have my PC on to talk on the phone. I am currently looking at both PhoneGnome and Ooma but I'm...
My BenQ monitor scales quite nicely to VGA res. I noticed the 8800 GTS doesn't scale to the full edge of the screen like the 1900XTX. The 1900XTX has very sharp text in Ghost and no lag exists while navigating the BIOS. On the GTS text is fuzzy in Ghost but sharp in the BIOS. There is quite a...
Actually I must change my previous reply to clarify.
The problem I'm experiencing is not with DOS boxes under WinXP (whether full-screen or windowed). The behavior is only present at POST (boot-up) or when navigating the BIOS.
Apparently something is still amiss with either the Commando...
Thanks Rubycon (superb caps BTW--never had one fail on me). At least now I know it's not the card. I've returned untold amounts of hardware over the past several months and really didn't want to face returning the 8800GTS because it's comparatively heavy.
I don't spend much time in DOS other than Ghost and the BIOS. What mobo(s) are you using? I was thinking maybe there's an issue with Nvidia cards on Crossfire (P965/975 or ICFX3200) boards.
It's been sometime since I've purchased an Nvidia card and one of the main reasons was because I like ATIs image quality. I've read where Nvidia's IQ is now on par with ATI's so I decided to purchase an 8800GTS. It surprises me that the DOS speed and IQ is so bad. I posted here to see if it's...
I recently purchased and installed a BFG 8800GTS OC 640MB in my PC. When my system POSTs, the text is displayed slow. When I'm navigating the Commando (AMI) BIOS the screens display slow as well. Also, text is rather fuzzy in Ghost (DOS version). The card works just fine in WinXP (158.22...
Don't be. I'll be adding a CoolIT Freezone and may go Crossfire in addition to adding more drives. As I mentioned in my previous post, I do a lot of video editing.
I'm looking at the following:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820146563
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820231065
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820144026
The Crucial is the only pair that is certified on the ICFX3200...
In Conroe OCDBs across the Net I rarely see anyone using high-speed memory like Corsair PC2 8888, OCZ FlexXLC, Mushkin Redline, Geil Ultra PC8500, etc.
I can only attribute this to one or more of the following:
1. High memory speed lowers CPU overclockability
2. Serious compatibility...
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