Some types of memory modules can't mix up, did you a different brand memory module? If thats the case you should try to run this first: http://www.memtest86.com/

Right after i bought myself an added memory module for my computer (no-name) i got weird crashes in games like the mouse not moving and keyboard not responding. After that i ran the test and it found 1000 errors, i went back to the store and i got another memory module (Dane-Elec) and ran the test again, this time without any errors

Choose the X2 processor if you want to do multi-tasking, like running a lot of programs at the same time. The "normal" AMD processors are more for gaming, and if you want to spend a lot of money. I'd go for a AMD FX55 or FX57.

about the AGP/PCI-E, PCI-E is the future, and not many AGP graphics cards are being built as we speak.

For graphics card choice i dont know what the main thing is you want to do with your computer, if your going to do some hardcore gaming, i'd suggest a 7800 or a X1800. For playing LFS a 6800 or x800 is enough to keep it running smoothly.

When 32bit is turned instead of 16bit on on my onboard chip, FPS is cut in half when playing games the worst example had to be the old 99' Unreal Tournament, the game was unplayable at 320x200x32, while 1024x768x16 is silky smooth.

Lol i actually thought it was an onboard video about some guy called Borken

I run my 4 year old 17' Packard Bell monitor at 1152x864x32. In 1024x768 mode everthing is allready to big for me . And 1280x960 is no option because its at 60hz, i get major headaches after half an hour :Eyecrazy: Also i run my games at the same resolution so when i hit "quit" or hit a game on my desktop it immediatly jumps back to windows.

i also have an onboard video on my motherboard, i used that until i really wanted to play some better games. So i bought a Ti4200 graphics card, install it in the computer, unplug the cable coming from the onboard video to the monitor, plugged it in the Ti4200, and it was good to go. Well you need to first check if the motherboard used has an AGP/PCI-E, do you know what motherboard is in your sisters computer?

I can get just as much as enjoyment from driving with mouse then other people with wheels, im just as addicted to S2 as them

If you can't afford a wheel like me, and using mouse myself. I want to enjoy this sim as much as possible. It's not my fault that i cannot afford a wheel. While many people think keyboards and/or mousers are slow and lame, i myself think i'm pretty fast and drive pretty clean.

I can keep up with any wheeler with my mouse with FOX. And im 1 sec off WR on BL GP. Having a mouse or k/b doesnt make you slow or noobish.....

They have the same here in Holland, 20mbit for 20 euro's / month, but i can't get it either, about 90% of holland cant get it, and plus i heard some rumours about it that it won't even reach it's full 20mbit. some people say you get about 10mbit in with it.
Well i didn't test it yet, so i have no proof of that. And it could only be in Holland

FOX all the way, damn that car kicks ass!

AMD Duron 1.0ghz
MSI MS-6511 mobo
Unknow Wattage power supply (:P)
256mb pc133 sdram
GF4 Ti4200 128mb
20 + 43gb HD's
17' CRT

Runs LFS @ about 10fps full field, but going smooth when playing with not to many ppl around me.

Playing with mouse
soon be upgrading to 512mb ram, and no wheel coming yet