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Richard-BKK

Member Since 2004-08-16
Offline Last Active 2012-05-26 16:58

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Group Advanced Members
Active Posts 3,035
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Member Title Motorcycle Thailand
Age 44 years old
Birthday September 11, 1967
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Male
Interests
Thai Automotive Industry (especially motorcycles and scooters)

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Bangkok

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Website URL http://www.motorcyc.in.th

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In Topic: Skype Usb Internet Phone

2012-05-26 15:05:39

Dork, on 2012-05-26 08:26:30, said:

You can try this link. It is in Russian but don't worry, just click the rapidshare download link.

It installed fine for me on Win 7 but I don't have the phone to actually test. Cheers

http://sa-blog.ru/20...of;-со-skype/

That worked - thanks so much...

In Topic: Skype Usb Internet Phone

2012-05-26 06:39:50

puyaidon, on 2012-05-25 22:46:34, said:

Click the download button on the web page and look to the bottom of the page, # 3 for the driver download. Here is the download web address and look for # 3.

http://www.proolin.com/download.htm

Sorry downloads from that website don't work.. they all end up in a 404 error...

In Topic: Taxes Paid But No Plate..

2012-05-25 22:03:36

BigBikeBKK, on 2012-05-18 08:19:51, said:

Richard-BKK, on 2012-05-18 06:18:36, said:

Not legal to ride on a public road without the proper registration. Also from the beginning of this month, it's not possible to register a secondhand imported motorcycle according to sources at the Department of Road Transport. The government has a ban on importing and registering secondhand imported motorcycles.

Wrong. Law hasn't gone into effect, there's no enforcement in effect, and imported cars and bikes are still being registered. TiT Posted Image

Lots of experience you have right? What is the last time you try to register an imported second hand motorcycle? Did you ever did that?

In Topic: What Os And How Much Ram

2012-05-25 14:02:33

h90, on 2012-05-25 11:47:21, said:

keeniau96, on 2012-05-25 10:33:08, said:

You are wanting to buy a (almost) cutting-edge computer, which should be good for some years in the future. Most everybody will agree that includes 64-bit computing, even on consumer desktops. Might as well get aboard that train because it allows for no-problem participation in the future. Many computer pros will go along with: you can never have too much memory. With the price of memory having dropped to very low levels you should get two sticks (dual-channel is faster), at least 2 x 2GB, and 2 x 4GB even better and only a few baht more.

I thought 2x2 GB, and if I later need more I add 2x2 GB.
I read something confusing about triple channel (like 3x2 GB) but didn't find more about that.....I can forget about it, right?
Does 4x2 GB bring an advantage over 2x4 GB on the speed?

Usually my computers become, if working perfect, the office server, (just a file/fax/printer server), after 3-5 years.

On paper it should not matter how big (in GB's) the memory module is, but from experience the larger the memory module becomes the slower the timing becomes. Yes, you can buy 1600mhz memory modules of 2, 4 or even 8GB but timing often is also going up. And a 1GB module with a 3-3-3-9-12 is faster than a 5-5-5-18-23 (CAS# latency, RAS# to CAS#, RAS# Precharge, tRAS, tRC) module.