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Test Valve's New Steam Client Heading to the 'Settings' panel in your client gives you the chance to participate in a beta test of Valve's new and improved version of Steam: A Steam client beta is now available. To access it, go to File -> Settings and on the Account tab choose "Steam Client Candidate" in the Beta participation section. The specific changes include: - Fixed downloads becoming paused - Improved download speeds - Decreased application launch time - Fixed URL links in chats to not include trailing punctuation as part of the link - Changed group event notifications to open at most 8 dialogs
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http://www.gamesave-manager.com/ using it, it's great! Got 3 main games I play on my SSD and the rest of the steam games go on my regular drive.
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I got tons of games, hit me up on steam at MrJoshua or http://steamcommunity.com/id/mrwizard2015 i got gog.com games, origin games, uplay games, desura, any game client, i also have box pc games like soldier of fortune 2
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How cool would it be to use this in your case that has a window?!? Jolt CX2 Red - 23.5oz I hear they have 4 flavors (colors) in all, and you can get them at Wegmanns!!
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Project Tranquillity "Tranquillity here will be used as some kind of router lab by friends in need so it will have 9 motherboards and 30+ network cards in the smallest possible volume. The construction material will be MDF so a good exercise before starting the work on the Time Machine."
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Click on the Crucial ad here to enter!! Just fill it out and your entered to win the below stuff!! "you a shot at winning one of two Crucial RADEON™ X800 Pro 256MB AGP graphics cards, plus a 1GB kit (2x 512MB) of Crucial PC3200 DDR memory to go with it!"
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Zalman's CNPS9500 LED CPU cooler "Zalman has been producing funky CPU coolers for some time, and while some of the company's designs are outlandish to the point of impracticality, the CNPS9500 LED has been designed with broad compatibility in mind. It's also been designed to do more with less, and Zalman claims that the cooler offers better performance with a 92mm fan than solutions equipped with 120mm fans. Does the CNPS9500 LED deliver? Join us as we explore the cooler's exquisite array of heat pipes and cooling fins to find out."
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PCs plagued by bad capacitors "At issue are faulty capacitors on motherboards that store power and regulate voltage. Defective capacitors found in the Dell Optiplex workstations, some Apple iMac G5s, HP xw-series workstations made in 2004 and PCs with the Intel D865GBF motherboard have been found to bulge, pop, leak and crust over, causing video failure and periodic system shutdowns." They are pretty easy to repair yourself if you can use a soldering iron and find replacements CAPs!!!
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The Mac Minitosh "After gutting the machine, the parts were test-fit, any suprisingly a lot of the work has already been done! The DVD drive of the Mac-mini sits perfectly against the floppy drive. The drive bezel will be extended to accomodate DVDs."
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7900GT: Unlocking the Beast Within "Of course, we can presume they are speed-binned such that the better ones are used on the GTX. But this bodes well for the 7900GT owners as the potential is likely there. My initial hunch is that the 7900GT are actually supplied with lower voltages so that a very simple single slot cooling solution and a relatively modestly rated power supply can be employed for these cards."
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NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GTX Lockup Issue Resolved "The only thing that seemed to work though was lowering the clocks back down the reference speeds NVIDIA announced of 650 MHz core, 800 MHz memory and 700 MHz vertex clock. Yes, in this case, the vertex shaders are running slightly faster than the majority of the GPU, the pixel shaders. Turns out that overclocking was one of the main instigators of this problem."
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How To: Make a PCI Express Power Connector "As highlighted above, this top section is perfect. Hacking a PSU apart is not the best solution for everyone, but if you are like us you will probably have a dead PSU lying around somewhere. We found the best way to separate the top three pins is to use a hack saw. If you cut from the pin side and angle away from the top three, you have less chance of cutting into the pins you need. A quick clean up with a file or sharp knife will give us an appropriate plug."
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Audigy 2 to Audigy 4 softmod "The buzz has actually been around for a while, but I didn't notice it until I saw this thread in our forum. Started by longtime member 5-Clicks, it is titled "Softmod your Audigy/2/Live! into an Audigy 4 Pro!". In it, there is a link to another forum describing how to install Audigy 4 drivers on an Audigy 2 card. Some of the comments in the forums made me curious:"
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A peek inside Apple's new nano and classic iPods (photos) "The first tear-down photos taken of Apple's new third-generation iPod nano and sixth-generation iPod classic are in, revealing extensive use of adhesive inside the nano and a new support plate behind the classic's noticeably thinner display."
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