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WAT? old graphics cards are worth money?? wow I wish I kept all of mine.. probably bought every nvidia since the Geforce256 and most of the Radeon 59xx
Yeah this is great but now light pollution is getting out of control due to people using more LEDs
https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/11/light-pollution-energy-LED-bulbs-spd/
I think insane DDR4 prices are holding up the entire upgrade lifecycle. Lower prices by 50% and I think a lot of people will upgrade .. Then prices on old sandy/ivy/x99 systems will drop like a rock on ebay making everyone happy
Well So far.. 4 out of 5 machines were upgraded successfully.. the 5th machine hung downloading the upgrade and now won't boot
Also noticed the LAV Video filters don't work in full screen mode.. so if anyone is using them with Media Player Classic.. you'll probably have to wait for a fix. =(...
As i get older i'm getting motion sickness in a lot of the first person games these days.. =( can only play for 30 mins at a time and when it hits I feel very ill for the remainder of the day.. So I've been afraid that VR would make me hurl immediately
1. Panasonic was the first to offer an HDTV for sale in the US in 1998(?) it was a 57" rear projection.. and I bought one for almost $7K. Hooked it up an HTPC using a bunch of crazy expensive hard to find adapters connected to some flavor of Geforce4 and Athlon thunderbird 750Mhz SLOT-A system...
not true.. A first gen core i7 using a 1156 motherboard could support up to 16GB of RAM officially.. a first gen core i7 with 1366 motherboard supported up to 24GB and some up to 32GB
That's ok.. this guy will make up for it
http://www.boston.com/news/education/2013/06/25/mass-student-song-sharing-fine-upheld/IaQRVerwgkCIxeEWktfLlL/story.html
I quit cable TV 2 years ago.. sick of the nickel and diming that was going on...It's probably the #1 reason why people quit cable TV
but you know they will find a way to blame it on pirating :mad: