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http://www.gamespot.com/news/2004/1...ws_6114977.html "Big Deal: EA and NFL ink exclusive licensing agreement Five-year contract gives EA sole rights to the NFL, including teams, players, and stadiums. Take-Two reacts, calling it a "tremendous disservice to the consumers." Electronic Arts has signed the biggest sports free agent on the market. In a devastating blow to competitors--and in a deal sure to reshape sports gaming--the software giant signed an exclusive agreement with the National Football League and the NFL Players Inc., a subsidiary of the NFL Players Association. The deal, one EA admits to having lobbied for over the past few years, is an exclusi…
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Abit stock downgraded to requiring full delivery "Stock of the second-tier motherboard maker Abit Computer will be downgraded on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE) to requiring full delivery, starting tomorrow, due to its questionable financial reports over the past three years, the TSE said yesterday."
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Creative Sound Blaster Zenith "According to our sources, the next generation sound chip from Creative will be known as Sound Blaster Zenith. It will be a complete new architecture from the current Audigy series and it will be based on PCI Express x1. The launch of Audigy 4 Pro today which is an enhanced Audigy 2 ZS chip is the transition to the Sound Blaster Zenith series scheduled for launch in March 2005."
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PCI Express accelerates to 5 Gbits/s "The Gen2 version of Express is also expected to add a feature that lets systems automatically scale back from 5 to the current 2.5 Gbit/s data rate based on operating characteristics. Servers might scale back if thermals exceed certain thresholds while notebooks might slow down if they are running from battery power, Pierce suggested. The anticipated move to 10 Gbit/s Ethernet and Fibre Channel and 6 Gbit/s SAS are driving the need for a faster version of Express, along with ever growing needs of digital media and graphics." Also according to Beyond3D: "Present PCI Express x16 lanes must supply up to 75W of power over…
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http://www.gameconnect.info/modules.php?na...rticle&sid=1185 june 7th not to bad I guess, probably done already, sony probably paid them a boat load of money to not release them for awhile like GTA 3 and Vice City.
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I'm trying to fix an old NetVista. P3 933mhz socket 370. Obviously the case requires a smaller than normal motherboard, my old tyan mobo is about 4 inches too long and All the boards I have that fit are socket 7. Anyone got a microATX PGA370 mobo in the closet or attic? :bump:
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TmsT's Duke Nukem Forever Dragon is probably gonna kill me for this but.....
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Talking nasty with Tim Sweeney "Question 3: Are there any good "3D capture" technologies available, e.g. a camera that can take a photo and triangulate it and upload it to 3D studio, for example? Do you envision such products ever (next decade or so) make a major impact in the game development world? Tim: We looked into several off-the-shelf 3D capture solutions, and didn't find anything that was worth using. The polygon data they output is so rough that it typically requires more effort to clean-up the data than to create similar data from scratch using a modeling program. However, we just looked at the $5K-$20K solutions. There are $100K 3D laser scanners that …
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BioWare Rumors "FPS RPG: In September, BioWare announced it had licensed Epic's Unreal 3 engine for use in its next RPG. At that time, everyone began speculating about the possibility of a first-person shooter RPG from one of the most respected developers in North America. During a briefing before the Jade Empire demo, BioWare fueled the flames of that speculation. When asked if BioWare would ever consider making a first-person shooter RPG, the response was, "It's inevitable." BioWare also noted the game was in development for PC and an unspecified next-gen console. While there's no guarantee BioWare's first next-gen RPG will be for Xbox 2, we'd say it's a solid bet. …
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ATI Catalyst 4.12 Drivers ATI.com OVERDRIVE™ Version 3.0 The latest release of CATALYST™ introduces OVERDRIVE™ version 3.0 for the RADEON™ X850 XT. This version of OVERDRIVE™ will allow users to manually set the graphic and memory clocks, while still protecting the user from causing damage to their graphic card. OVERDRIVE™ version 3.0 also provides an optional automated search for maximum clock speeds. This feature is supported under both the Windows XP and 2000 operating systems Performance Improvements for CATALYST™ Display Driver Version 4.12 As with most CATALYST™ releases performance has increased in various situations. The following performance gain…
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http://www.forbes.com/technology/feeds/gen...yahoo&referrer= it seems it could be pretty nice but not sure if I want to see the price tag on this one
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ATI Radeon Xpress 200G reference board "ATI has shied away from AMD-oriented chipsets for a while, but the recent launch of the Radeon Xpress 200 chipset signalled a change of mind. It also marked ATI's first attempt at a PCI Express chipset. To be honest, ATI has managed to put together quite a tempting package for just about anyone considering an Athlon 64 or Sempron Socket 754 based machine."
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