[Phoenix32]

I am not trying to sound like a jerk, but the old saying, "You get what you pay for" applies here. You want all the bells and whistles and proper operation with newer OS and protocols, then you pay for them.

Video cards is a great example. If you need DirectX 10 and eye candy with decent frame rates for say Crysis, then don't buy a GeForce FX5200. And if you can't afford a GeForce 8800GT, well then, you are going to have to live without the DirectX10, eye candy, and Frame rates with Crysis. Sure, you can buy a low end less expensive 8500/8600 and get the DirectX 10, but you aren't going to get all the eye candy and frame rates in Crysis.

If you want to stick with a 2200 and SNAP OS (FX5200), then you are going to have to live with some problms with the newere OSes and various protocols not working right. If you must have all that stuff, then you are going to have to pony up the cash for a Snap Server that will do those things (Guardian OS).