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make sure you have a "using System.Collections.Generic;" statement in the file giving the error (and that looks like a runtime error to me, my guess is that someone it trying to reflect into a key value pair from inside an app domain w/ no assemblies loaded)
List<string> foo
and
MyList foo
are not the same type even if mylist inherits List<string>
if your return type was InfoList (the child type) and you're returning a List<info> (the base type) you will need to explicitly cast it. if your method return type was a List<Info> (the base type)...
write your assemblies the way you normally would, then encrypt the resulted dll, embed that in another dll, load the original from a resource. decrypt, and invoke through reflection.
thats a pretty safe way to go about it, but will add a slight performance and dependency hit.
otherwise...
mine came w/ the 4 pipe version. when my old cheap wc kit broke, I used it until my new wc setup came in, and it kept the temps at about 15 degrees under melting point (not good). dunno how the other fan compares, but I wouldn't use it as my standard cooling system.
its always strange to find random ppl talking about my app.
bindmaker only creates binds that you can do for yourself in the game console.
one of these days I'll get around to making a decent version of the app.
well, when I use the cool n quiet functionality (it drops my clock down to like 1.5 when idle) the cpu stays around average of 37° (same as system temps. which is where i'd like for its upper bounds to be), but when it jumps up to 2.6 it causes a laggy feel in games.
when I set it on stock...
well, I just dropped 4.5k on this system, and I'm sure I'd have trouble getting a kitchen pass for another grand at the moment. reviews I read showed that this system can cool things much more than what's happening at the moment, so I'm at an impasse. I'm not opposed to the diy system (although...
I have the new Tt bigwater system. but my temps run from ~32-50 (depending on if I use the quiet cooling or overclock).
currently i'm oc'd w/ the fx-60 @ 2.8 @ idle temps sit at 47c.
any tips or things to check to help drop this down.
thanks.