does compatibility affect the speed of datatrnsmision?
365438
It could, but compatibility bewtween what? Network adapters may have different speeds, for example if one pc on a netowrk has a 100mb network adapter and another has a 1gb adapter, you're only going to be able to transer files between them at the 100mb speed. Same with say... a usb2.0 (480mbps) device with a computer that only has usb 1.0 (~1.5mbps), or vice versa
303904
Yes, as long as you download them Binary... if you're downloading them on the Web, then they will be binary. If you're doing it in FTP, then make sure you use binary transfer mode.
1030086
Depends on what OS your running and what applications you run, but as a general rule, performance improved if you increase to 512 mb.\n\nI found it worth the extra cost to go to 1GB of RAM especially if you want to do any image processing (Photoshop or GIMP) or run any application which process large chunks of data.
72325
1.8GB Capacity, you might mean, or 1.8 GHz clock speed, more likely.\n\nIn either case, a 155MB (sure it's not 256MB?) may work.  It's not the memory that's the issue, ie, the numbers you mentioned don't have anything to do with compatibility.\n\nCompatibility is addressed by checking videocard connection type: PCI, PCI-Express (also called PCI-E), and AGP.  Note that AGP comes in different flavors such as 2x and 4x.  Some motherboards do 2x or 4x and some do both.
1122983
It depends how big your hard drive is......the speed of your processor and your internet connection.......it should be okay unless you`ve got a really really old machine
172471
No you are unlikely to loose both of them unless one is merely a shortcut pointing to the other.  To check this out look use your rgt mouse click menu to access the properties of each.  If they identical named files they probably exist in different  directories.  To be truly identical they should have identical byte counts. I'll leave the file merge issue to some other hotshot up on current tools.
1175573
it depends on wat kinda databse and wat languge?//
175721
yes they are interchangeable.. its more or less a speed rating. unless you overclock, or are going for dual channel, no problem.
594873
As others said, 32KB is the theoretical maximum.  However, the real number can be smaller or GREATER than that.  Here are some factors, all assume a "perfect" line:\n\n- All data communications involve a certain amount of algorithmic overhead, the exact amount varies depending on protocols.  For instance, the TCP/IP protocol uses various packets for control and signaling, these overhead packets eat into your available bandwidth.\n\n- Related to the above is that the protocols add their own data to the data your transmitting.  Data such as recipient address information, information about the data being transferred, etc.  Again, the exact amount varies by the protocol.\n\n- In these days of fairly powerful computers but low bandwidth pipes, compression plays a large factor in determining true throughput numbers.  This is the way to achieve transfer rates higher than the theoretical max.  Things like word docs, text files, xml, html files are good candidates to be compressed and therefore transmitted at faster than theoretical speeds.  Unfortunately, other than xml and html files, a large portion of whats transferred over the net today are files which are already compressed (mp3, jpg, mpg, zip) so they don't benefit as much (if at all) from compression.\n\nSo the short answer to your question is, "it depends!"
1157634
There are a few windows tweaks to improve the performance, but make sure the problem is with ALL downloads before you start messing with the registry. \nTry a site like download.com and check the speed there.\nMany sites have crappy internet connections or otherwise limit the speed they upload files to the internet.
273477
there will be no range of distance that have higher data rate then 150 mbps, cause the fastest device that can take up that 14gb is the harddrive, and even fast drive like sata drive can only write at 6mb/sec, not to mention the limitations on No. of files making up that 14gb, bus, ram etc.
109141
There is nothing like that - ITS A MYTH.\nThe only thing that you should look for is \nA CPU above 2.0\nMemory above 1 GB\nHard Drive with 7200 RPM\nDVD-MULTI DL Drive with 16X Writing speeds.
748715
Acutally Dell standardized their connectors about 6 years ago, so that thing about not being compatible is becoming nothing more than an urban legend.  To answer your questions, yes it will be compatible.
591535
External hard drives typically connect via USB or Firewire, so just make sure your computer has the appropriate port to connect through.  There is no software needed (unless it's some crazy cheap poor excuse for a hard drive); They'll usually just show up as a new drive letter in your Control Panel as soon as you plug it in.  The data transfer rate and speed are irrelevant as far as compatibility goes, but obviously the faster it is, the more convenient it is for you (and probably the higher the price will be).
1154415
high speed usb is 2.0, which is faster as long as you have 2.0 on your computer. its compatible with 1.1, but wont run fast if you dont have usb 2.0 installed in your computer. you can buy a usb 2.0 card and upgrade your computer.
1117144
The only suggestion I can think of off hand is to check and make sure the formatting is correct on the drive.  Use HFS+, unless you want to do multi-platform transfers, then go with FAT 32.
1050852
There is no software that can change what the hardware is capable of doing. This is because the components inside the drives are different. This is just like asking can a software make my 266mHz CPU into a 3.6gHz one or turning a 1GB HD into a 250GB. Sorry, just cant be done.