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Ok, Maybe that is a biased opinion and i am sure there are plenty of fine toshinas out there, however, I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro 6100 with the following stats:
Pentium 4-m 1.6 gHz
256mb pc2100
onboard nvidia 64mb
40 gig 4200rpm HD
onboard atheros wifi
15" SXVGA
Anyways, This laptop...
To anwser a few questions...
I do not have a video of this occurence but I will try to produce one this weekend...
And...I can set affinity to CS and it fixes the problem, however GTA:SA does not allow this and gives an access denined error when I try to set the affinity.
Yeah, I have: 1). Reinstalled windows... and 2). tried to set affinities, but I am thwarted with the error: 'This operation could not be completed. Access Denied', and 3). I have turned off all of my Overclocks... I have looked into the bios and no luck either...
Nearest I can figure the...
Ok, My system is....
Intel Pentium D 820 2.8GHz @ 3.6GHz
Asus P5WD2 Premium WiFi-TV Edition
Corsair XMS2 DDR2 675 PC2 5400 1Gig
WD Raptor 76.4Gig 10.4k rpm
XFX 6800 GT 256Mb GDDR3
So, knowing this, and that I'm running Windows XP Pro SP2, When I play games I get inconsistant game...
I think you should try the Pentium D series, and see what you can do with them, they have potential for awsome OCing if you can cool those mothers...I have mine(2.8) running at 3.6 no problem, I went to 4.2 but idled at 77C.... and preformed very poorly...but with better cooling I know it could...
This is an excelent board, which I have in my system, Mine has a Pentium D 820 2.8 @ 3.6, super stable. I run BF2, CSS, 3Dmark05, ect... Several things about this mobo make it > all. It has excelent OCing capabilities, yes, but even better it has great component protection, It will force stall...
Ok, I'd say if you wanted a SLI compatable board go with the Gigabyte one, or the ASUS P5ND2-SLI Deluxe. However, SLI, in my honest opinion, Isn't worth the money...I would suggest the P5WD2 Premium from Asus, it is a rocksolid board and has everything you could ever need and some. It actually...
Asus, because I must. However, I wil say Asus does a much better job with Intel compatable Mobos rather than AMD ones. I will say that every asus board I have ever used(intel and amd) has been rock solid, easy to over-clock, and yet extremely safe to do so because of the many steps they took...
I ordered my new computer in "stages" and ended up doing cable management every three-four days...if not redoing the whole thing...
Now that I have it built, I am constantly in my case still and I used to do the stupidest thing each time....put the thumb screews back in...only to remove them...
I would way go with the video card's reading, because it feeds direct data to the display properties from a thermometer of sorts inside the actual GPU. Plus, if you take the higher reading you're less likely to over heat anyways.