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Posts by Jezpuh
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That vulcano looks really wrong for some reason. I think it's because it gets very narrow near the top. Widen it a bit and make it less steep.
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That's nothing. I met a couple that do these really long trips by bicycle. Their longest trip was from the most southern part of South America all the way to Alaska.
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Quote from Nz-Nexus
Hah you think you are cool?Before you even saw the movie in cinemas, before anyone else..Before the movie even.. was known
I got a personal privat email from 20th century fox telling me about the movie.
And it was the movie maker itself.
Now what you gonna say about that? wha? a..?!
exactly..
I heard he's going to offer you the lead in Retard: The Movie.
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Quote from OL
seriously can you not write a fucking haiku every time you make a post? sentence structure! paragraph form!
Says mister grammar himself
But he's right though, you should stop hitting enter after every sentance.
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omg that dog pees on the PC!
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I hate to break it to you, but they are not "working" on it, and it is already out. It has been out for nearly 8 months now (or over a year if you get to test Nvidia stuff).
Also, SLI technology is not specifically designed for Nvidia hardware. Take a look at the X series of Radeon cards; they are all SLI cards.
There is no need right now to rush out and buy a new mobo JUST for the SLI technology. Currently, AGP 8x is just as fast (with any graphics card, pretty much) as a SLI 16x card. Reason for this, is that graphic cards have a huge processing bottleneck that is inhibiting most of them to utilize the newer SLI technology. Point being, you do not need to drop everything and get a SLI board before tomorrow.
As for running in higher resolutions... Not true. You can only run as high as your monitor will let you, and for the most part, most newer AGP cards will run as high, if not higher, than your monitor will support. The main advantage of having two linked SLI cards is to boost your frame rate. This happens by essentially cutting the screen in half (top and bottom) in which one card renders the bottom half, and the other renders the top half.
As I said before; this is not a Nvidia only endeavor. Radeon cards work just as well on a SLI bus, so ATI likes SLI too (for the money bit).
Chip makers really don't care, either. All it requires is a faster northbridge, and that is about it. The northbridge can, in some cases, completely bypass your CPU and shunt all video data right out the video ports. Point of this one being, is that your CPU has little to no say on the performance of your SLI bus.
Now... Have you been reading an issue of Tom's Hardware Guide from last year? Honestly here... You'd think that with the game addicts we all are, that we would've heard about this... oh I dunno... maybe when it came out? Plz. Also get some of your facts straight. Grm.
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I MIGHT ACTUALLY MEET HIM~~
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Jimi Hendrix - Fox Lady
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Quote from Fletch
You forgot Shitty Metal.... i.e. all metal.
BECAUSE G-UNIT IS AWESOME 4 SHO
No wait, it isn't D:
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No, man. Listen to what ol said. Imagine photoshop and flash combined along with a html editor.
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Alice in Chains - Rotten Apple
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Puddle of Mudd - Control
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Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Give It Away
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Nirvana - In Bloom
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Quote from SonicDM
If i had the ability i would be listening to:Mindless Self Indulgence - 1989
or anything off of their newest cd.
and btw THIS IS WHAT AUDIOSCROBBLER IS FOR FAGS>!
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Quote from D3adlode
Or 'The Sims' and it's add-ons :roll:
Don't forget NFSU. lol chaviot
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I wanted to, but it was too expensive
uhh, that sucked.
