I am planning to upgrade a desktop computer that I have, and have calculated that I will need around 300w of power so I am looking to upgrade my PSU to one with power in the 350w-400w range or higher.

So far, having looked on ebuyer, the Antec EarthWatts 380W and the Corsair CX400W have both stood out to me, and aren’t too expensive in price (£34.96 for the Antec, and £40.99 for the Corsair).

Which of these are the better unit, what are their advantages and disadvantages, and are there any others that I should consider?
Both of the mentioned PSUs are able to supply the current required for my system.

I am buying a new SCSI hard drive and need to determine the number of pins needed. I have an Ultra320 interface. I have 2 SCSI hard drives already attached with ribbon cable.

i have a ibm thinkpad which i want to put my cable and wireless pcmcia card into
the problem is my laptop only has 16bit cardbus slots and the pcmcia card i have is a 32 bit
is there a way round this such as a different driver or can i buy another card slot that will fit where the existing card slot is
its a shame as its just gathering dust at the moment as theres no usb or ethernet ports so the card slot is the only way to connect to the internet
specs(pentium 2 cpu,128mb ram,20gb hdd,running windows millenium)i know the specs are rubbish but i got this laptop for nothing and it would only be for web-browsing
any ideas guys?

I have a Advent Netbook, and I have recently tried to record things with it in Audacity, but noticed I got static with every recording, even with the other channels muted. I turned on echo reduction, this helped but made my voice sound electronic.

I tried recording with the same mic and software on my desktop and I got no static what so ever. Will I get a better recording if a buy a cheap USB sound card of eBay?