On Monday, upwards of a quarter of a million computers might lose their internet access.

You can go here to find out if your computer is infected and what to do if it is.

It's at that stage where getting a new computer might be cheaper then upgrading the current one. I'll have to talk to one of my friends about this.

(To note, I would be upgrading for computer gaming purposes. I have the feeling, based off of my limited beta weekend experience, that The Secret World would run much better on a higher-end computer.)

Okay, something is still wrong with my computer.

It's not Blue-screening any more. Nope. Just crashing outright. Just shuts down.

I can restart it in safe mode, and then restart in normal mode from there and it works fine for hours, or even a day or more, but it does crash again... that's pretty much guaranteed.

I guess I have to run memtest again, see if it is the RAM. It's possible that the test I ran earlier only checked the first stick of RAM.

Turns out the power supply in my computer (according to the little sticker on it), is rated for 350 W max, which, on a side note is interesting, because the video card recommends a 400 W power supply.

This means that either the new video card, whatever it may be, will have to have something along the same lines in power requirements OR I buy a new power supply when I get the video card (although I have no idea how difficult it is to replace a power supply) OR I get a video card that allows for an extra (external) power supply.

I suspect the latter may be the easiest way to handle it.