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So, Linux/GNU is still secure. Back to work.

I'm using the backup VBIOS with the switch on top, not touching the 6970 VBIOS for now. Since this might be a VRAM issue, should I decrease the voltage in order to minimize any additional stress, or increase it for (maybe) additional stability? I've heard cases of OC requiring more and more...

Underclocking the core and the memory to the lowest possible clocks didn't help. If anything, the artifacts became more and more frequent when compared to higher clocks. Strange and ironic, I know. I wonder how high I would need to OC until it stabilizes... Jokes aside, is there any news on the...

Asus DirectCU II 6950 in a LL A05NB. And they said I couldn't fit anything over 11.5" inside...

IIRC, it was a stock bios VBIOS from a DirectCU 6970. It worked fine for over a year until this became frequent. Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't a DirectCU card account for overclocking, and thus be more robust in its power tolerance? I do agree that returning a product that failed due to...

Flipped the switch back to the default VBIOS, VRAM is running as low as possible dictated by the bios (1250mhz). Also lowered the clock from 810 to 790, will see if that helps. Any chance the card is permanently borked, as digital signals no longer work (DVI + HDMI) ? If so, what's a nice...

Clocks have been sitting at 890/1375 for as long as I remember since I unlocked the card, and even then those aren't high clocks to speak of, as they are just 6970 speeds. I also lost the box, and thus the serial number that came with it...

I've been getting this problem for a while, but recently it's increasing in frequency. The display basically drops out of alignment with part of the screen containing flickering lines based on what I think it's the refresh rate. Left becomes right and vice versa. I can usually fix this by...

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Delta AFB1212GHE-CF00 - 240.96 CFM/62 dB http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213001 3.886 > 3.841, in terms of CFM:dB ratio. The term "best" is subjective.

Just Cause 2 doesn't support mice with more than 3 buttons. You best solution would be to bind keystrokes to the extra buttons and use them instead. You could also enable profile switching in SetPoint to adapt to each application. http://forums.eidosgames.com/showthread.php?t=103645

IBM: International Botnet Machines.

I probably won't win, but what the hell... I'm in.