I *heart* tracking
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what is it you're tracking?
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The girl mail your balls back??? 
It's his new Real Doll (tm)jacksonpt said:
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Nevermind - you need more than balls bro. 
To what extent are you building it? Did you order a case, MB, processor, memory, the works? Or are you just swapping in a new HD and processor?stosh said:
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stosh said:
make sure any software you invest in has spell check holmes.
What makes you think that a spell check would have picked up "a lone"?loco-gringo said:make sure any software you invest in has spell check holmes.
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binary visions said:
Well damn. It doesn't. I guess we are on our own on that one.
know yo key commands sucka ---> Real Dollbinary visions said:
:bitchslap:golgiaparatus said:
hey stosh - what do you recommend for an internal DVD burner? i'm gonna go w/ one which can do both - and + formats, but then the dual layer caught my eye. however, it seems really slow (you can burn 2 regular DVDs in much less time than burning one dual layer disc).
the brands i am looking at are sony (Model#: DRU710A) and plextor (Model#: PX-712A BLACK)
thoughts?
the brands i am looking at are sony (Model#: DRU710A) and plextor (Model#: PX-712A BLACK)
thoughts?
I bought a DVD ROM and a DVD RW however I just got cheap ones to keep the cost down figuring I would upgrade later. I'm not very familiar with all the different versions.narlus said:
http://www.hardocp.com/
http://www.anandtech.com/
Go for speed if you don't need the capacity or the "burn a whole DVD at once" capability of the dual layer.narlus said:
The Sony is sweet, and probably cheaper than the Plextor.
EDIT:
*WAIT - scratch that - get the Plextor - $30 rebate, free shipping:
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproductdesc.asp?description=27-131-327&DEPA=0
What heatsink?stosh said:
Oh and what is the stock speed on the A64? Socket 754 or 939?
Do tell!
What vid card?
aye, got the plextor. can't beat it w/ the rebate. and i've had good luck w/ the two plextor external drives i've had for about 4 years or so.
also got a printer (canon i900) and a PCI card to upgrade my USB to 2.0; newegg does own me.
also got a printer (canon i900) and a PCI card to upgrade my USB to 2.0; newegg does own me.
it's dangerous! And their shipping kicks arse!!narlus said:aye, got the plextor. can't beat it w/ the rebate. and i've had good luck w/ the two plextor external drives i've had for about 4 years or so.
also got a printer (canon i900) and a PCI card to upgrade my USB to 2.0; newegg does own me.
VGA PWRCLR|R98-PC3F/128BIT/BULKbomberz1qr20 said:
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?description=14-131-278&depa=0
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?description=19-103-499&depa=0
Stock speed = 1.8ghz and we're hoping to get 2.4out of it.
They overclock real well....
Stock speed = 1.8ghz and we're hoping to get 2.4out of it.
They overclock real well....
Coolness, that's my next card (after I move, no $$ right now)stosh said:
O'clock that bitch:
http://www.techpowerup.com/atitool/
I run XP myself, but I have an honest to goodness, not pirated (Arrrgh!) Legitimate copy of Win 2K if you want it. It's not doing much but making my bookshelf look all techy. Thought about running Linux? It's free.stosh said:
Gig of RAM =
I run a gig of DDR333 ram on my AMD box at home. that sucker flies!I have an XP 2200+ 1.8ghz that I've pushed to 2.2ghz with this;
http://www.overclockers.com/articles806/
I only paid $19 for it, and it'll take a 92mm fan. It keeps the proc at around 41C and it's pretty quiet.
Water cooling is in my future after I upgrade to a 64 bit proc.
We are nerds.
http://www.overclockers.com/articles806/
I only paid $19 for it, and it'll take a 92mm fan. It keeps the proc at around 41C and it's pretty quiet.
Water cooling is in my future after I upgrade to a 64 bit proc.
We are nerds.
The nice thing about that little program is you can set it to test the card as it ups the clock just a tiny bit at a time. It'll ratchet back down if it gets errors. This let's you o'clock to the max stable speed. You can let it run overnight and in the morning you have a good limit to work with.stosh said:
Damn handy.
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stosh said:
The bigger question is - why do men use *heart* in a thread title??? Oh wait, nevermind.
stosh said:I wonder if I can clock my DELL here at work...
There's a reason companies love Dell so much - the mobos won't let dumbass employees fry their machines.
But you'd know better than to do that, right?
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stosh said:
Yeah - I certainly outrank you with that one lame thread.
You do read your posts right???stosh said:
( - = oW3Nd = - )