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approximately 2 yrs on my 7970 - that's the longest i've had a single card without feeling some itch to upgrade.

oh man, this absolutely makes my day. one of my favs from this era.

same here - the timberland titan boots in my size (14) are over $100 and the promo wouldn't apply. bummer.

they're both excellent products - personally, i prefer WSA (webroot) because of its lighter system impact and webroot's better quality of product support, and because of their more progressive, forward-thinking approach to malware remediation. there's a lot of really cool tech under the hood...

i stopped using newegg as often when i realized that the majority of the items i was looking at were available on amazon for less than the cost of the item + shipping cost from newegg. my prime membership has more than paid for itself every year i've had it. i've also never had issues...

i've had good (99.98%) uptime over the last 24 mos. my speeds and latency is always stable. actually, this is the only time i've had to contact comcast about anything, since i first had service installed, and they fixed it w/a credit last week when i called them. i've never used comcast...

that's a great deal. magicka is chaotic and fun as hell. i have it and play it occasionally, feel free to add me too - http://steamcommunity.com/id/m0unds

glad i saw this thread. i've been experiencing these crashes as well, since the beta and at least twice a day since retail released. the low-level hardware access interface option is in MSI beta. i was running the stable 2.1.0 version, so i just updated it to the newest beta, and unset the...

i also leave cnq enabled whenever i can.

hahaha, same here. awesome.

cool, thanks for this. just picked up dead space 2 for $8. (albuquerque, nm, usa)

iirc, the stock code on the retail box would show one of the following (for a 955): GMBOX - C3, 125w GIBOX - C2, 140w pretty sure this is accurate for 955s, but i could be wrong :D

like buttons said, if it's a c3, it's a pretty easy OC. if you're unlucky and your 955 is a C2 stepping, they can be a bit tougher to OC. both of my C2s required some voltage bumping to even hit 3.8GHz. also, +1 to the suggestion to look at a 990 board. i'm running an asus sabertooth, and i've...

"tacoma narrows" caught my eye as i was scrolling down - hilarious. :D

does the sabertooth support the bulldozer arch cpus with the latest BIOS, or will we need to wait for an update? thx *EDIT* nevermind - beta bios finally showed up on the site w/bulldozer support.

i'm guessing they're pointing out that presentation-wise, it makes the graphs look shitty. that's all i get out of it anyway. the framerate ones especially.

Looking at your list, I play a lot of what you do. I went from crossfire 4870s to a single GTX 480. I upgraded because I got really sick of crossfire & driver issues. I ended up with a single GTX 480 which I've been pretty happy with. Thermally, it sucks, but it runs all the games I play with...

yep, but i also had pretty low stability at 1333MHz despite following JEDEC timings for that speed. if UPS ever gets here (being at the end of the route suuuuucks), i'll install the replacement sticks and if i run into similar stability problems, i'll look elsewhere for the problem :) *update*...

yeah, i've tried setting timings to spec, tried relaxing them, no joy. i have replacement ram arriving today. hopefully that'll take care of it.

thank you much.

couple of us reported this same issue over in the official ASUS 9** thread. unable to select any boot menu related stuff w/usb keyboards, plugged into USB 2.0 ports, legacy support enabled, etc. i booted one time with a ps/2 kb installed so i could get into safe mode, and the usb kbs have worked...

i forgot to check back in about mine - i was able to get into safe mode using a spare ps/2 kb i had. after then, the USB kb has worked normally. i can get into safe mode, i can select stuff in pre-boot menus. no idea why, but i'm happy it's working correctly now. thank you. is there a...

it is. the usb 3.0 ports are not in use.

i'm having this same issue w/the sabertooth i received and configured yesterday. kb + mouse are fine in bios (i'm utterly enamored with the graphical bios, btw) but the keyboard refuses to work when i try to get in to safe mode, or select any entries from the boot menu. i've plugged it in to a...

i've sort of given up on the egg. haven't ordered a single thing from them in over 3 years. i built my entire rig using exactly the components i wanted, all purchased from amazon. since i'm a prime member, the price + "guaranteed" shipping ended up being quite a bit cheaper than newegg, and i...

i used one of these for a bit, but i needed a dual band WAP and ended up giving this one to my dad. it works fine for his use. as for dd-wrt...there are plenty of reasons now to not even consider it (broken qos, broken drivers, security issues) - for the average user, imo, the factory firmware...

amnesia: the dark descent is incredible if you don't mind the fact that it's mostly atmosphere and story in lieu of shooting stuff. i loved it. didn't really care for the ball, i bought it back in december and played it a handful of times before uninstalling it. audiosurf is pretty fun as a...

immunet uses its own cloud-based sigs/heuristics in the free product (not panda's), and bitdefender's engine/sigs to supplement the cloud engine in the pro product. immunet free isn't a bad product to run alongside a traditional av, it's lightweight and has very little system impact. they'll be...

Intel 8086 @ 8MHz in some IBM clone box (Circa 1988) 1994 Gateway 2000 80486DX-33MHz got an 1997 Evergreen 586 133MHz upgrade for it (think $99 Overdrive wannabe) 1998 AMD K6-2 300, mobo died, warranty replacement...came back with a 1998 Cyrix 300, which I replaced with an 1998 AMD...

^^^ if you're thinking you might not need a wireless adapter down the road, this is the best advice anyone can give you

the software's not bad, but arcsoft's support suuuuucks. this seems to be the norm w/media/blu-ray/dvd/etc software companies (corel & cyberlink included) that being said, it's a good deal if you want to play blu-ray video on a pc.

that stuff is so cool. i saw a video of a similar technique used on sculptures in a gallery setting. good stuff. didn't look to see if it'd been posted before, but this is what i was referring to: http://vimeo.com/9697015

good stuff. just bought this wednesday for $10..not usually my thing (strategy type stuff) but this title is a lot of fun and is quite easy on the eyes :D

so many awesome deals lately. damn them for enabling me to fill my steam account up with games i don't have the time to play right now. i'm gonna have to pick this up and hook my wheel back up. assuming i can find it in all the boxes i just finished moving. boo.

i'd been waiting for it to drop in price a bit, so i ended up biting at $25. re: the game itself-- does it feel really stiff to anyone else? the movement and stuff just feels weird to me. also, the sound seems wonky too. maybe it's just me.

for the folks interested in the topic of this thread...VIPRE is Good Stuff (tm). their support people are great, the software is extremely fast and very lightweight, it has detections on par with norton 2010 (VB100 dec/09) and licensing is available for 1 PC or a home site license that allows...

yep. ps3 exclusive.

duplicating my post from rage3d: i played and finished the full title today. this is the first title i've played and finished in a single sitting since i was 16 and played all the way through deus ex when it was released in 2000. at any rate, i absolutely loved it. the amount of attention to...

because nvidia definitely haven't done enough on their own to earn all of this teasing, ridicule and other silly shit... it's just an inversion of the HD 2900 debacle.