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so i was looking at the hot deals thread and saw the gtx 480. from what i've seen, it should be a 60-100% increase depending on the game. is that about accurate? i figure i can sell my 4890 for ~$100 to put the end cost down to the ~$150 range.
so my question is...is the performance really...
for the price, would the 480 be a good upgrade to my 4890? from what i've seen, it should be a 50-100% increase. does that sound about right?
edit: the other options would be to get something like a 5870, or even wait for the 7000 series this year. opinions on the best options for...
i need to be able to talk in vent for WoW, and so i can stop getting slaughtered in all the FPS LANs i go to. maybe if i can hear them coming, i won't suck as much?
actually, just got it figured out. you can actually do if/then statement.
here is what i found works for me:
if (Get-ChildItem $source -force | Where-Object {$_.mode -match "d"}) {Get-ChildItem $source -Recurse -Exclude $exclude | Copy-Item -Destination {Join-Path $fnlDest...
i'm pretty new to powershell, and haven't been able to figure out a solution to the following problem.
the company i work for need to retain files from terminated workers for a certain amount of time. i am trying to automate the task through a powershell script. for the most part i have it...
we actually just got a work around going with the set command.
i had heard that CHOICE is not supported in NT, but when we were working on the batch file in the Windows 7 RC, the CHOICE command is a valid and working command.
I am trying to set up a batch file with a menu. i have the menu listed, and am using the choice command. one option takes you to a second menu with a second choice command. for some reason, it is not taking the second input. it just skips over and doesn't seem to save the option anywhere...
it doesn't connect to wireless before authentication. that's the problem. we are trying to figure out a way to set wireless to activate first after log in and then run a batch file from AD.
the other issue is that the batch file is stored on a server. so the batch file doesn't even run when the person logs in. (I just found this out). the batch file is set in AD to run, not locally.