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Just for those thinking/wanting/craving another party in June and again in July.... The details are in the works, so hopefully announcements will be forth coming shortly. Neither if these will be at my place (gotta save rest of my vacation time for my wedding/honeymoon!) but will still be fun-packed!!! Stay tuned.... Also, there is the MassiveLAN on July 31 & August 1 (weekend)!! Have you signed up yet?
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http://gamestop.com/product.asp?cookie%5Ft...uct_id=B644930A Well we can all stop guessing now it's been confirmed. Aug. 3rd 2004 --- mmmmmh! DOOM 3!!!! drool...............can't wait! http://www.ebgames.com/ebx/product/223988.asp Also listed at EBgames same date
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Dunno if anyone cares about these, but I like mine a lot so far. 1000 megabytes of free storage so you'll never need to delete another message Each message is grouped with all its replies and displayed as a conversation We can all easily get one if a couple of us just invite the remainder. Or you can add yourself to this site - 411Gamers. I signed up here when the site initially opened a couple years ago to find gamers/lans locally. I added WNYGamers stuff too.
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Need For Speed Underground 2: First Look "In the demo, the team's developers went straight to the point. Using streaming technology to create a massive living, breathing city (like Rockstar's Midnight Club series), NFSU2 is a massive, five-neighborhood metropolis, offering a huge amount of exploration to the tune of 200 km of cityscape to drive through (as opposed to the 40 km for NFSU)."
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Measuring the Benefits of AGP: Is PCI-Express Necessary? "During Computex we saw photos of several Intel 925x boards equipped with both PCI Express and AGP slots. Since Intel’s new chipset doesn’t offer simultaneous support for PCI-E and AGP, there was a serious question as to how Gigabyte and ECS (the two manufacturers with boards on display) were accomplishing it." ... ... ... "For the gamer, however, PCI-Express is going to be a non-issue. Given that most games today barely stress the AGP 2x bus, moving to double AGP 8x isn’t going to do anything. It’s the equivalent of widening a highway no one drives on. Had AGP developed in the direction it was intended…
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Wildcat Realizm 800 pdf 512-bit memory bus (the 9800 PRO, x800 series, 6800 Ultra just have 256-bit bus) 640MB memory 3/4 slot, FULL SIZE card
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Robotics inventor Stephen Jacobsen demonstrates an exoskeleton that provides superhuman strength. "A person wearing this powered “exoskeleton” on his or her legs can carry massive loads without getting tired. Exoskeletons could enable soldiers to haul heavier equipment over greater distances, allow rescue workers to carry survivors more safely, and eventually help disabled people get around."
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Its that time of the month....(ok maybe a couple days early....) CATALYST™ Release Notes Version 4.6 Resolved Game Issues This section provides information on game issues that have been resolved in the latest release of CATALYST™. These include the following: * While playing the game Halo, under certain conditions, images that should be hidden behind solid foreground objects are no longer showing through * Starting a game of Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow under Windows XP with an ATI RADEON 9000 PRO installed and the display set to 1024x768 and the graphics quality set to high no longer results in flickering textures * Display corruption is no …
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This is old but still funny misinformer Games Sneak Preview:
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Interesting read even though I use good ol fashion cable. 50¢ WiFi Blocker
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Yahoo launches 100MB of free e-mail "Garlinghouse also said the company will put 50 million identities back into circulation. That means identities that have remained dormant for years will become available again. Although Yahoo has maintained a policy that it can recycle user identities after six months of dormancy, the company has taken a "very conservative approach" to offering these names back to the public, Garlinghouse said."
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