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Changed my sig today to reflect my current rig. Been attempting to overclock since yesterday with mixed results. Default specs are: Opteron 165 - 200x9 = 1.8GHz 2G Corsair XMS - 200x2=DDR400 @ 2-3-3-8-2 Radeon x1800xt - 625MHz / 1500MHz HTT - 5x 3dmark2k1 - 22321 3dmark2k3 - 15027 3dmark2k5 - 8135 3dmark2k6 - 4142 Current OC state: Opteron 165 - 279x9 = 2.5GHz 2G Corsair XMS - 239x2=DDR478 @ 3-3-3-8-2 Radeon x1800xt - 625MHz / 1500MHz HTT - 2x 3dmark2k1 - 29360 3dmark2k3 - 16200 3dmark2k5 - 8615 3dmark2k6 - 4310 To be continued...after I read the Interweb
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Netgear is coming out with an interesting new router: RangeMax™ NEXT "RangeMax™ NEXT EXTends the possibilities of your wireless home network by providing a Steady-Stream of up to 300Mbps, and is compliant with draft 802.11n. This next generation wireless standard utilizes advanced MIMO (Multi-In, Multi-Out) technology, which delivers incredible speed and range and is compatible with all legacy b and g wireless products.'
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AMD Shows off Three new Sockets at Spring IDF 2006 "On the server side, AMD had a working demo of their new Socket-F (1207-pin) Opteron products. Just like Socket-AM2 and S1, the Socket-F platform supports a dual channel DDR2 memory interface. The greater number of pins will be useful in accommodating the power needs of quad core Opteron products due out in 2007. With the dramatic increase in pins over the previous Opteron socket, AMD had to move to a LGA interface similar to what Intel uses in all of their desktop CPU sockets." AM2 Motherboards "All of the Tier 1 players will be showing at least one AM2 board, and some will have several on display, but not …
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April's LAN Party Extravaganza Saturday April 8th starting at 12 noon January's was such a blast for everyone at the VFW post, that we are holding another 75 person LAN at the Milton J. Brounshidle VFW Post 205 on Saturday April 8th. Pizza and soda will be included, and its only $10 presale. Head over soon and sign up here! There will be a SS2 server up shortly, so keep tabs in the forums for ip, patch necessary, etc! I again secured the loan of a 2nd cable modem for the LAN party!! So I will run that along side my Premier one on my TWIN WAN router for a total speed of: (up to) 10Mbps down and 1.125Mbps (1,153kbps) up Also, there will not be a shortage of g…
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Your thumbs have rested for long enough
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so I'm a student at Canisius College... and a hardcore gamer. You would think after being in buffalo for nearly 3 years I would have heard about WNYG and all these frag fests, sadly it never even occured to me to look. I'm planning on transferring my pc innards to an SFF case (as im from cleveland and wanted something that travelled a little easier between home and school), and the SFF got me thinkin about LAN parties, and a quick search on google for "buffalo Lan party" found you guys pretty fast. If only I had known sooner... Oh well I'm looking forward to coming to the events and gettin my frag on
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Vista Capable and Premium Ready PCs A Windows Vista Capable PC includes at least: - A modern processor (at least 800MHz1). - 512 MB of system memory. - A graphics processor that is DirectX 9 capable. A Windows Vista Premium Ready PC includes at least: - 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor. - 1 GB of system memory. - A graphics processor that runs Windows Aero. - 128 MB of graphics memory. - 40 GB of hard drive capacity with 15 GB free space. - DVD-ROM Drive. - Audio output capability. - Internet access capability. Windows Aero requires: DirectX 9 class graphics processor that: - Supports a WDDM Driver. - Supports Pixel Shader 2.0 in ha…
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Lack of 6.4 Omega Drivers His site was down for a short bit: www.omegadrivers.net But looks like Omega's will pick up again with 6.5's and there is also a surprise in the pipeline!!
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Samsung releases technology tidbit at Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) The benefits, especially in the mobile space, are numerous. HHDs will be able to boot or resume operation up to twice as fast as a traditional hard drive, and are five times as reliable. Additionally, the drives provide an extra 20-30 minutes of battery life over their predecessors. Either a 128MB or 256MB cache would act as the first step in storing data. The hard disk would only need to spin to save data when this cache is filled, roughly once every 10 to 20 minutes. The cache could also assist in allowing a PC to boot quicker. Source: BetaNews
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TG Daily Video: Crytek's new Crysis first person shooter not sure if this has been posted or not. http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/05/15/e32006_c...sis_demo_video/ oops maybe this should go in the FPS section.
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Prey for June 22nd! "Available that day on the PC as well as in the Xbox Live Marketplace will be a 5 level demo containing both single player and multiplayer modes of the game. The size of the demo, which levels, what time it is to be released has yet to be determined, but June 22nd is Prey Day - you're going to want to keep an eye out for that!"
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SiN Episodes - Patch 1 Notes - Fixed a bug sometimes causing the challenge to never ease up on the player, making it unforgiving. This was a bug with some triggers that caused the Personal Challenge System's internal clocks to become confused. This meant that the system was not working as intended, preventing the system from correcting itself when the game became difficult. Everyone is affected by this patch because the game will reset some variables in order to compensate for some variables possibly being changed incorrectly. If you resume a saved game it may still be too hard for the first few deaths--but shortly thereafter the system will readjust itself according…
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Creative spills the beans on X-Fi faults "Apparently, all of those that exhibited the symptoms were high-spec gaming systems. Isolating them has taken a bit of time mostly because although they all seemed be based on NForce4 chipsets, they didn’t have much else in common."
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EAW v1.04 update This update addresses the following: ---------------------------------------------------- New Content ---------------------------------------------------- * Players can now play on maps made with the STAR WARS: EMPIRE AT WAR editor. NOTE: The Editor is available through a separate download. * Support added for auto-downloading of custom maps. Players who need to download a custom map in order to play in a particular game will automatically download that map when joining the game. ---------------------------------------------------- General Bug Fixes ---------------------------------------------------- * Corrected seve…
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well i certainly didn't expect this to be my second post... the wnyg forums keeps trying to send me a file _____________.emf, which i thought was suspicious, so I had avast scan it and lo and behold it's a virus? I forget exactly what type as i deleted it asap... this didn't happen to me yesterday, is this happening to anyone else?
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