Locked threads, instead of hiding "reply" link change word to "Locked"

Question

Based on this thread: http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/cc444c7a-a838-4a16-ac57-8f315475b602/how-does-one-reply-to-a-post-i-see-no-reply-button?forum=reportabug
It seems that for locked threads, people can scroll past the the "Lock" icon too quickly to realize, and then not understand why they can't reply.  I
Instead of hiding the reply link, I suggest changing the "reply" text to "Locked" for locked threads, and have it not be a hyperlink.
Thanks,
Mike
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Answer 1

Your AGP bus uses more bandwith than the PCI bus, thus making the OC more dependend from the AGP bus. And if your AGP slot will drain more CPU power and fragile as AGP can be, it will not tolerate errors due higher clock speeds. Mhz += Stability -. Notice: PCI is 33 Mhz/ AGP is 66/133 Mhz... . As you see there is less margin for errors. While you overclock the CPU will make tolerable errors: NP with PCI... But AGP... will take it to the MAX. [I hope this reply is No nonsense]