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Jeffrey,  
 
This could be all wrong, but it is my impression that eCS is a better bet for  
current / recent hardware.  Your TP model is neither.  It could be that Warp 4 is  
actually a better match for this.  You can get W4 relatively closer to the eCS  
level with FP-15 and other updates.  Of course, the W4 install on a laptop is  
probably no piece of cake either, and will have no bearing at all on your 1024  
cylinder issue.  
 
 
Jordan  
 
 
 
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