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Hmmm... this is a really good tv. Is it just me or did it lose a DVI input and gain a VGA input instead? Can anyone confirm full 1920x1080 operations in windows XP (watching videos, playing 1920x1080 games) using VGA on this tv? If everything checks out, this monster would be a true...

I've been digging around google for hours trying to find a good, cheap monitor that fulfills these requirements: 1920x1080 native resolution 8 ms pixel response time or below 1+ DVI input (omg this feature is so rare!! why is that??) OR 1+ VGA (if and only if it can support 1:1...

I wish I still had my Westy LV42W2 (stolen) so i can give you an exact answer. But based on my experience with that monitor, you have to play around with switching video modes using your remote control until you get a signal. Also keep in mind that BF 2142 cannot do widescreen resolutions...

True story. Same ol same ol.

Then the Xbox360 wins by default :eek:

How come I keep hearing developers hating to code games for the PS3 ? That could be why it's so hard to find any actual game footages for any games on this console.. people are probably on strike or something.

Are you suffering the 1 frame per minute problem at other areas besides Ironforge/Orgrimmar AH?

I'd be playing EQ2 right now if it wasn't for: 1.) Small raid sizes (20 ish is average raid. Bigger raid size is better experience) 2.) Load screens everywhere. 3.) Still too few solo content, considering you need to solo a lot nowadays with so few people. 4.) Crappy combat system. (slow...

The amount of RAM you need is actually not related to the lag problem in Ironforge / Orgrimmar. You're referring to the 30+ seconds of freeze where your computer takes a dump to try to load all the character data in those cities' hot spots right? If so, that lag is caused from the huge chunk...

nVNews posted a temporary fix to the flickering problem. http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=40829 Yes, I own a Radeon 9800 Pro and 6800 GT OC on two rigs. I play World of Warcraft and do notice 6800 GT flickering like heck, while the Radeon yields no flicker. As soon as I...

PC3500 is implied that you overclock. Or else you would have to "underclock" the RAM.

Hmmm... VIA Hyperion 4-in-1?

It's almost like buying a car without an engine and expecting it to work right =P

I'm too scared to play D3 for long periods of time. =P It would be more enjoyable if I won't get a heartattack, don't take that as me wanting to reduce the terror factor, keep that as-is. Also, all FPS games seems to make me nauscious for some reason.

1.) You won't get any form of noticeable performance increase in dual channel with an Athlon XP system. 2.) Use slots 0 + (1 or 2). Slot 0 is important for some reason beyond me, in Athlon systems. It's why it's always colored different.

Actually I'm running some old school PC2100 in my system right now. Plays Doom3 smooth as silk =P

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Woot, that makes 2 out of every 3 person that has problems on this forum that I've helped having issues with their mobo chipset's drivers. =P EDIT: I wish I have enough money to get your comp. /drool

I have never personally seen or been in any situation where a CPU of your speed is the bottleneck.

My first inclination is update your chipset drivers too. You'd need to remove Forceware first, install the chipset's AGP drivers, then install ForceWare. If that doesn't work, check your temperator using the Temperature Settings option in the nVidia Control Panel during a run using the Real...

Reset your BIOS to default settings through the CMOS jumpers. Afterwards, reconfigure the BIOS but only touch the settings you know 100% what they are and do. Uninstall your ForceWare (your nVidia drivers), install the VIA Hyperion 4--in-1 drivers...

Since you're asking this question in the video card section, I'm going to say Video Card.

Which ForceWare version are you using? What's your motherboard brand, and manufacturer? Check your BIOS to make sure default graphics port is AGP, not PCI.

But when you say 6800, there are three other cards that are 6800's also. Which 6800 are you referring to?

Or the real obvious problem might be that YOUR VIDEO CARD ACCELERATOR IS NOT ENABLED? Start -> Run -> Dxdiag -> Display Tab -> AGP Texture Acceleration -> On or Off?

So why does an AMD Athlon 64 3000+ running at a mere 2ghz beat the crap out of an Intel P4 Northwood 2.8ghz? Architecture.

Undoubtedly the 9800pro.

Is his CPU even capable of OCing to a 3200+? Is every 2500+ XP chip ever made, able to OC to a 3200+ XP? I don't think so. If he can't OC that high, he cant.

When you buy a CPU, the amount of OC that's possible on your chip is going to be random. It's best to get the chip that performs "best" for your initial stock settings. With a Clawhammer, you get the advantage of 1Mb L2 cache but DISadvantage of being 200mhz behind. With Newcastle, you...

Lack of an AGP/PCI lock will destroy your RAID / SATA drives that's for sure. If you OC past 220mhz I wouldn't count on your data being there the next morning. What's amazing to me though is how you managed 2.3ghz on your IDE hard drive for so long without having any data corruption.

Does anyone know or can point me to a location where they did a side by side review of the Clawhammer vs Newcastle cores? It's basically a comparison between 200mhz or an addition 512kb, which one gains the most benefits. EDIT: Ignore this thread. A similar thread already exists.

That is the precise reason why MMORPGs will rule over any FPS =)

The receiver of the funds get slapped with like 10% service charge on top, fun stuff.

Yah, I just ordered mine early this morning from CensusPC too =) mwave.com is cheap until you checkout.. turns out you pay a TON for shipping.

I wouldn't trust myself with that low level of electrical work. Would just send it back for the same mobo.

I notice a difference between DDR400 and DDR266 ram. In Emperor: Battle for Dune you scroll much slower with the lower speed RAM. EDIT: For everything else, I don't notice at all! Though benchmarks shows a dramatic drop in system performance scores across the board.

That's the problem with advertising, they always show you the bigger number. Motherboards that say 266mhz FSB means its net FSB is 266mhz, which is 133mhz core. In overclocking, you mess around with the core FSB which in turn changes the net FSB. EDIT: Athlon XP 3200+ are 400mhz net FSB...

Uninstall your ForceWare drivers then reinstall it. Apply Coolbits 1 afterwards.

I just use Coolbits 1, where everything is the way they should be.

Some questions: - Your mobo is the EPoX 8KDA3J right? - How far did you manage to push your RAM past 200 mhz?