Actually got this system back in April so a bit late:
E8200 @ 3.2
AC Freezer Pro 7
Ga-p35-ds3l
4gb OCZ pc6400
Asus Xonar D2 7.1
ATI HD4850
PC Power & Cooling Silencer 610w
Antec P182
Vista HP x64
A better option than disabling UAC is to use TweakUAC and switch it to silent mode. This will keep UAC on but get shot of all the pop ups.
Another way to do this is explained here.
You really shouldn't disable UAC as it really is more than just the annoying pop ups. I used to have a link to somewhere that detailed the various components of UAC but I lost it somehow but what I can remember is that UAC also controls things like IE7's protected mode and links with Windows installer (needed for Windows updates I believe).
Here's a better explanation.
Stay away from Zonealarm. It's a Grade A resource hog (unless it's changed recently).
And have you thought of Comodo? Comodo
For home use it's free.
Also if you're using Vista there's really nothing wrong with Windows' firewall. I use it but I'm also behind a router for that extra security.
AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+
2GB G.Skill ZX CAS2 Ram
ASUS A8N SLI Deluxe mobo
ATI x1800 XT 512MB
Creative X-FI Extreme Music
Logitech Z-5500 5.1 speakers
And a crap crt monitor, though hopefully my system should last awhile before it needs another upgrade......besides the monitor that is.
AMD to buy ATI?
Did a search on the forums and nothing turned up, so hopefully it might be of some interest to somebody besides me ( I have an AMD processor and an ATI card). It does seem unlikley like it said in the report due to a likely conflict with Nvidia and that AMD heve expansion plans.....but who know's?
The first video in WH40K Dawn of War, that video was almost exactly how I imagined my tabletop battles to be. Although if my Predator or Dreadnought died as easily as they did in the video, I would cry......then swear alot.
You could use the Knights Save Game editor to give yourself that feat if I remember correctly. I can't remember where I downloaded it, but if you google it you should find the editor somewhere.