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You should not ride the metro because its sanctity has been fouled.

If someone could do it for me I would greatly appreciate it. http://img694.imageshack.us/img694/2039/elementallogo.jpg

Hi, I have an image and I need a grid imposed on it. This grid must be visible after I print the image. What is the fastest and easiest way to do this. I do not have Photoshop or GIMP. Thank you.

Been following this game for a few months now - it's coming out August 24th if you're interested. In a nutshell the game is a turn-based strategy game very similar to Master of Magic. This game is taking an interesting approach to its art style (see screenshots here: ). Brad Wardell (Stardock...

Hi, I have an EP45-DS3L motherboard and its listed FSB frequencies are 1600/1333/1066/800 MHz. I have an E8400 CPU running at 9x400 giving me 3.6 GHz and 4x400 gives me 1600 which falls within my mobo FSB specs. If I wanted to overclock to 4.0 GHz I would need to raise my CPU speed to 445 -...

I actually had this exact same issue - with the same card and the same drivers and OS. It drove me crazy for MONTHS until I finally figured it out. What fixed it was upgrading to the LATEST drivers from RaLink. I do not remember which driver you need - it looks like 2500. Make sure you download...

Your CPU isn't TOO bad - it's pretty much the same as an E6300. Your best bet would be a 5770 which is exactly in your price range and won't bottleneck your CPU in a noticeable way.

I'd say the XFX card looks like your best bet due to the nice warranty and the fact that it will ship right to you. Wouldn't recommend the MSI card since having the ability to overclock is useless to you (based on your low gaming needs) -> that extra premium is wasted money.

Yeah you'll be fine. It surprises me how much people exaggerate the effect of CPU bottlenecks. At resolutions like 1680x1050 or above and with a card that's not too high end (anything below a GTX 295/59xx for example) then one would see no noticeable difference between say an E6300 and an i7...