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Physics Simulation on NVIDIA GPUs Scroll down a bit.... "Havok FX leverages state of the art software and hardware technology from NVIDIA to extend the capabilities of NVIDIA GPUs and SLI multi-GPU systems to include physics processing for massive real-time effects. In this presentation NVIDIA and Havok engineers will describe how Havok FX utilizes NVIDIA technology to simulate and render thousands of particles and rigid bodies in games. Live real-time demos will demonstrate the high performance available with current GPUs and provide a look into the future of physics processing on NVIDIA GPUs." Havok FX™: GPU-accelerated Physics for PC Games "This session…
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So I reinstalled Website Watcher last night, bookmarked the top 10 sites that carry the x1900xt, set to check the price every 10 minutes and to email me @ work/home if it changes. This program is very useful if you're into the refurbs @ newegg as that stuff get snapped up fairly quickly. Bought my current video card and motherboard that way, saved about $110 and lasted 3 years. I plan to do this for the ideal RAM, motherboard, case, etc. Will be looking at Asus A8R32-MVP Deluxe, 2x1G XMS or OCZ RAM, 2x hdd (Raptor 150G and WD 250G or more), 600W PSU, etc. Please list any suggestions as some of you guys research hardware all day every day, :dork:
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I just got BFME 2 for 42.88 cheapest I have seen it, so I bought it. I was looking for Painkiller but couldn't find it.
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Signs Your Computer is Possessed "BSOD instructions tell you to say "The power of DOS compels you!" in order to reboot."
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version 1.2 to v1.21 - 13.91MB 3dDownloads.com 3dGamers.com WorthPlaying.com Full patch 1.21 - 357.6MB 3dGamers.com WorthPlaying.com GamersHell.com Battlefield 2: V1.21 ReadMe File February 28, 2006 ================================================================================ ================================================================================ Patch v1.21 ================================================================================ BUG FIXES - Fixed the Hmmwv with TOW crash on Battlefield 2: Special Forces maps - Fixed the Battle Recorder crash - Fixed the screen capture - Fixed the issue with Pixel Shader 1.4 vid…
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Greetings all. I stumbled upon your site today while looking for other gaming groups in Upstate NY. I see that you folks are based in the Western part of the state. My group is about 40 miles east of Syracuse. I wanted to post and let you fine gamers know that we also host a Live Action Role PLaying event about 6 times a year called The Kingdoms of Novitas. We play at a camp in Cleveland, NY. So I wanted to take the opportunity to invite any and all of you to enjoy the thrill and adventure of Live Action Role PLaying. We are very new player oriented and welcome anyone willing to give it a try. Swing by our Forums and give a shout if you are interested. …
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Catalyst 6.3 got released today!! Catalyst® Release Notes Version 6.3 Issues Resolved in Catalyst® Software Suite 6.3 The following section provides a summary of the issues that are resolved in the latest release of Catalyst®. These include: * 3DMark06: Setting the display to 2560x1600 with AA set to 4x no longer results in graphic corruption being noticed when running the HDR tests. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21768 * Battlefield 2: The game no longer exit to the Windows desktop after the game logo is displayed. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21660 * City of…
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Energy Gaming Productions will be holding a 350 player Mega LAN sometime late may / Early June. Visit www.energy-gaming.com for more info. Sorry for the basic website havent had time to update it. Dont forget to register in the forums!
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New Intel quad-core chips are really double duo-cores "The move isn't a major surprise: It's the same approach the chipmaker took a generation earlier when introducing its first dual-core processors. But it does indicate the urgency Intel feels to get products--due to arrive in 2007--to market to stay competitive with Advanced Micro Devices."
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Serious Sam II retail & D2D patches v2.068 - 43.8 MB More Download Mirrors here 2K Games has released new patches for Serious Sam II, updating the retail and downloadable editions of the fast-paced first-person shooter sequel by Croteam to version 2.068. This release adds a new Deathmatch game mode, a new in-game voting system, damage modifications, multiplayer and console enhancements, bug fixes, and more. Changes in 2.068.00 patch: - Implemented Deathmatch game mode - It is now possible to execute a script file from the console (exec script.cfg) - Added samListPlayers() console command - displays the list of all players in the 'playerindex playername…
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thought i'd share this with you guys... http://www.microsoft.com//windowsxp/myster...rp/default.mspx just click the pic on right hand side of the usb drive (valuable info/get yours) answers to the questions they ask are: 2, true, true, true fill out shipping info. and you're good to go. enjoy, kevin
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ATI x16 vs x8 Performance "A couple of weeks back we looked at the performance of the nForce x16 chipset by plugging a couple of 7800GTX cards in SLI mode and finding out how much extra performance we could gain by having two dedicated PCI-E x16 lanes instead of one that’s split into two X8 lanes. The results were disappointing with only one game, Quake4, showing any performance gains. Now with ATI’s Xpress 3200 Northbridge officially launched, we figured its only fair to put ATI to the same test and thus today, we will show the performance difference between two X1900XT cards under the older ATI RD480 chipset which has two PCI-E x8 lanes and the newer ATI Xpress…
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ATI plans price cuts "X-bit labs reports that ATI plans to make price cuts on its Radeon X1000 line of graphics cards later this month. The move will reportedly follow NVIDIA's release of its GeForce 7900 GT and GTX graphics cards, which are expected to sell for $299 and $499, respectively. The new ATI prices as quoted by X-bit labs are $549 for the X1900 XTX, $479 for the X1900 XT, $299 for the X1800 XT 256MB, $149 for the X1600 XT, and $109 for the X1600 Pro. If the $299 price for the X1800 XT is genuine, the card will likely be a tough competitor to the rumored $299 GeForce 7900 GT, which is expected to have similar specifications to the current 7800 GTX. ATI …
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