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Hitachi Introduces 1-Terabyte Hard Drive "Hitachi Global Storage Technologies is first to the mat with an announcement of a 1-terabyte hard disk drive. Industry analysts widely expected a 1TB drive to ship sometime in 2007; Hitachi grabbed a head start on the competition by announcing its drive today, just before the largest U.S. consumer electronics show starts next week."
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PLASMA PONG (05.09.06) PLASMA PONG v1.2 IS HERE! After being briefly (ya right) delayed, the new version of plasma pong is finally available for download. The new features include: * Redesign from the ground up * Complete menu interface, with adjustable settings for every aspect of the game (no more opening up config files) * ~25% performance increase * Offline Multiplayer * New Blast Meter * New rendering shaders (plasma, temperature) * Boatload of bug fixes * Revamped sandbox mode o Graphical toolbar for people that hate keybinds o Hyper-elasticity (Jello mode!!), don't enable this if you're epilepti…
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10-50% off Everything on Steam Be quick, as sale ends January 1st!!
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GPU vs. CPU Upgrade: Extensive Tests "Geforce 6 and 7 cards are hardly suitable for current games and modern LCD resolutions—the higher graphics settings in the test show that the older graphics chips really have reached their limits. This is obvious, at the very latest, when you try to combine a Geforce 6800 GT with a more powerful CPU, which does not achieve any palpable increase in 3D performance. However, games are not 100% dependent on the graphics card; the Geforce 8 and 9 require a basic level of power, otherwise they are unable to exploit their 3D potential. The speed of the CPU should lie somewhere between 2600 and 3000 MHz; any lower, and the new graphic…
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84.25 Windows XP / 2000 32-bit Release Date: March 22, 2006 BETA driver http://www.nzone.com/object/nzone_download...betadriver.html
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For those that have been interested, there is a new beginners Taoist Tai Chi class that just started that you can still get in on. See my sig below. It's over on Kenmore Ave by St. Joes. Mondays & Wednesdays from 6-7pm for 3 months. You will learn all 108 movements of the Taoist Tai Chi set taught by yours truly. I 1st began doing Taoist Tai Chi in 1996 (damn 14 years). Next week Monday will probably be the last day to join for this session as the class will then be too far ahead after that.
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Intel Game Demo Contest To win your share of over $80,000 in prizes, including top-of-the-line PCs and Intel Software Products! The contest will be launched officially at the Game Developers Conference in San Jose on March 22nd. Contest rules and requirements Check this Web site after March 22nd for Registration.
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'Buffalo Spammer' convicted "Howard Carmack of Buffalo, N.Y., also known as the "Buffalo Spammer," was found guilty by a jury in Erie County, N.Y., on 14 counts, including charges that he stole the identities of two Buffalo-area residents, which he then used to send more than 800 million spam messages, the attorney general's office said." 'Buffalo Spammer' Sent to Slammer "Carmack could be out in 3.5 years should he behave in prison, Maione said." Buffalo spammer jailed <-- Plus more links here!
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I got to play the Steam beta of R.U.S.E. Over all good game. Still needs some work of course. I personally had trouble getting the hang of pace and build time line. But then I haven't played multi-player RTS in since Company of Heroes first came out. Speaking of which, if you liked C of H you'll probably like this too. It's on a larger map scale, but similar unit scale. 10's of units vs. 100's of units. One of my complaints with the best is one of it's greatest features. Surprise attacks. If your unit gets ambushed, the attacker does extra damage. My issue is if you are on the edge of hidden units range and moving around. You can get ambushed several times…
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I have more money that I expected to have to spend on my next system (too bad, eh?). anyway, what's ppl's opinions on maybe dropping the extra $$$ to go with a amd64 x2 chip vs. amd64? both are socket 939 so I could upgrade down the line, or just drop the cash now. There are some pretty nice deals on pricewatch for mobo/cpu/ram combos. I just don't know if the price difference is worth it. I'll def. be picking up a nice pci-e video card, like I said, dunno if I should splurge on a chip, specifically an amd64 x2 3800. kevin
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I just bought a 150G Raptor drive to replace my 74G Raptor. I benched the 74G, then copied the contents to 150G and benched that one. I also benched my 320G storage drive too. I used the most accurate method. Results: That big dip is a known issue. I've seen this exact screenshot on tons of benchmarks. HDTune
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How to extract water from wind This guy is going to get sooo paid. I'll just continue playing computer games and hope to win the lottery.
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Yes its the 4th Saturday in April. 4/24/2010. Last months lan was a great time with the extended hours of noon to noon. Added this month will also be the first ever buy, sell, trade computer yard sale. Bring down your old unused computer parts and there will be tables down stairs for the swap meet. I know I have alot of things to sell or trade how about you. As always free popcorn and pop for sale. Get on down and have some fun and maybe even pick up something you have always wanted.
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