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So I went to a taping of The Screen Savers way back when they were in San Francisco and Leo/Pat were still the hosts. Well, they were giving out these netcams to the audience. I got one of them, and its a kickass cam, except for the fact that there aren't any good WinXP drivers for it...
Short answer, yes it will be fine.
But before you ask questions like that, you should read the published articles such as the damn-near complete benchmarks on http://www.hardocp.com
That gizmo is called a Multimeter. Basically it'll measure voltage, amperage, or resistance of any electrical component. To use it, you select what you want to measure on the dial and then simply put the red prong on the + (positive) and the black prong on the negative or ground. You should...
Yes but you still had some sort of sink/block on it, so the heat increase was slow enough for it to be caught. When the whole thing is removed, you'll realize the protection on the XPs really is useless. It'll burn up in less than a second just like the t-birds.
BTW, here's the ink for your C80. $5.95 aint too bad, and they are high quality, I buy from them all the time.
http://www.inkquik.com/epson_t032120_t032220_t032320_t032420.html?model=stylus+c80
Depends if you care more about print quality or price. Canon (and HP) have superior print quality to Epson, but even though they tend to use more ink, the Epsons can be run very cheaply. I have an Epson Stylus Color 880 and I get brand new (although generic brand) cartridges for $5 a piece...
Now that I dont know, but ATI is pretty well known for keeping their cooling nice and quiet, so I wouldn't worry about video card noise unless you go nVidia