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most memorable single player experiences were playing half-life for the first time, then deus ex. Multiplayer...RTCW and then Wolf: ET when it came out.

i'm not crazy about all the artistic embellishments that are in discussion over first person shooters, like forced perspective and motion blur. It seems that with all the improvements in lighting these days there a lot of issues that are raised regarding what is represented on screen, but...

dvd playback? if you use a software decoder what's the difference? and I'm running off a matrox G450 right now, fantastic 2d quality, I suggest that.

hmm, i'd get whichever is cheaper. If they are both the same price, I'd get the silverstone simply because I don't really dig the shiny copper case of the PCP&C. otherwise, they are both very high quality, though I think the silverstone zeus line has a better reputation than the PCP&C...

that's what I meant by "power supplies will need to be bigger" I meant deliver more power

it's quite obvious that the industry is moving in the direction of more power consumption. It's been inevitable since PC's were born. More performance requires more power. Devices will get hotter, power supplies will need to be bigger, and thermal management will need to be more creative to fit...

price drop bump these prices are just too good to be true, so I can let go of these. but not for any lower. edit all PMs replied to thinkpad and digicam are pending to runengun right now

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bump, and shipping is now included in price also added digicam to listing

Yeah the HDD shock detector is nice, there is a windows utility which lets you monitor the laptop's position relative to the horizon in real time, it's like a built-in gyroscope. Also, the intel wireless b/g card has antennas plugged into it that are wired to the edges of the screen for really...

bump you know you want a thinkpad edit someone requested pictures: http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~wsnow/IM000097.JPG http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~wsnow/IM000098.JPG http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~wsnow/IM000099.JPG edit2 as you can see the screen, keyboard, and trackpoint are all impeccable, and...

I'd also like to add, the laptop comes with the original AC adapter plus a protective case.

The following is for sale: Thinkpad T42 2378-FVU Intel Pentium M 1.7GHz Dothan 1.25GB DDR333 sdram (1GB sodimm plus the original 256 stick) 40GB IDE 5400RPM 14.1" SXGA+ (1400x1050) TFT Active Matrix ATI Radeon Mobility 9600 64MB CD-RW/DVD Combo Drive Intel PRO/1000 MT LAN...

Half-life Deus Ex Wolfenstein ET Civ 4 sim city 2000 (haven't played the newer ones, although I'm sure they're better)

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Eh, what? In his review he states that it has some of the best line regulation he's ever seen and for the record, I believe the scope readings show ripple/noise, NOT line regulation. Line regulation is how the voltage changes at different loads. I think.

the venerable lian-li PC-60 has a EATX version...I think it's called the PC-62

oklahoma wolf explained the difference: 44A on the 600w and 50A on the 700w (combined 12v rating). Do you need more than 44A of 12v power?

I have their 500w and I love it maybe if I ever decide to buy a case and go silent I'll either put a new fan in or buy a new psu, but for the money I can't think of anything better. PCP&C is up there, but double the price.

First, my laptop screen is 14.1", and I don't really have a problem with scrolling (1400x1050) second, 17" desktop lcd's are almost all 1280x1024. a seventeen inch shows more website than a 19" widescreen. The samsung 21" widescreen is 1050 pixels tall, a hair more website than a 17" and the...

it's bigger no other reason to get it really also, because the resolutions are the same, a good 19" lcd is not that much more than a good 17" lcd I got a 17" purely because it was a little cheaper and I sit no more than two feet from my screen anyway. maybe if it was farther from my...

take out the battery

first thing I noticed too. but then again, this thread isn't about picture quality. just one harmless question...how do you know that the difference is the fault of the two different displays, and not the video card?

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bump, mobo tray no longer avail

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vise grips (or pliers if you're good) usually get the job done on screws with stripped/missing heads

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bump, mobo tray pending

set MAL to 8ns and tref to 3120, then try playing around with drive strengths, like 8/3 or 6/2

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I'll sell the OCZ 120 shipped and the corsair for 150 or make an offer

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2x512MB OCZ PC3500 GX, winbond BH-UTT (BH-5) ICs, B6U808 PCB, bought it about 6 months ago, overclocks to 260MHz tight timings 3.4v 24/7 (BF2, FEAR, prime95, etc. stable) ...goes up to 270+ in windows. Heatspreaders are pulled, so no more warranty $140 US edit: 120 2x512MB Corsair XMS...

the only reason to get an lcd is if size or weight or aesthetics are more important to you than anything else. I just bought an lcd because i'm moving a lot recently and my 21" trinitron just isn't practical.

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well then you do far too much typing, and not enough reading

my 14.1" thinkpad T42 has a 9600 mobility...no slouch I must say

I can only run 1200x1600 @75Hz on my 21" trinitron tube...12x16 @ 85Hz and/or higher resolutions are too blurry for my tastes, and at 75Hz it's not too flickery, just in my peripheral vision, far less bothersome than blurry image of 85Hz...so I may just have a bad tube or really sensitive eyes...