Recent content by Xenocide187

But none of you really answered my original question. I asked whether or not the Ultimate Edition has features that I'm overlooking that I might need for later. I mentioned that I was leaning towards the Home Premium Edition because it seems like it has all the features I want (gaming...

It's crazy how fast this got off topic because of one guy's misunderstanding of an article.

I read it and it doesn't answer my question. Thanks though.

I'm planning to build a new rig when Vista comes out, but I'm uncertain as to which version of the OS to buy. I'm planning to create a gaming rig primarily used for gaming (obviously), basic email/internet browsing, connecting to my Xbox 360 and streaming media to it, and some other stuff us...

Hi. I'm currently planning to get a new HDTV, and settled with 32" as I don't need an extravagantly huge one. I have done some research, but still undecided on Plasma or LCD, probably one of those unanswerable questions. I thought I could post here and get some advice. It'll be used mostly for...

I admit that I don't really know much about the apple, but recently I have been thinking about its hardware. What are the differences between Apple processors and PC processors? Why are its speeds lower compared to PCs? Is it 32 or 64 bit processing? How does it process information (is it...

What is the life expectancy of our organs?

You should ask in the Peripherals category, they will be more helpful there.

I was suprised myself when I saw a comany's name written on the wafer as I was inspecting it with a microscope. Later on I found out other companies and was shocked.

There are vastly more people who hate Steam than those who like it. It's just weird how Valve is still using a system that the majority of their customers hate.

There are a few companies that are trying to make gem-quality diamonds, a couple are mentioned on the article I posted above. Take a look at it, it's pretty interesting. And it's not really that the artificial diamond business have dealings with De Beers, it's because De Beers is doing their...

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Try this, it's one of two codecs I have installed, and I can play everything that I have downloaded. The other is a subtitle codec, but it's rarely used.

Hehe, you'd be suprised on how much GaAs and InP circuits are used today.

I am not entirely sure, but I have heard this problem come up, such as cell phones for example. It is a cause of concern actually, and some government official pointed it out (sorry can't remember who and when). He said that there should also be a Moore's Law type of rule in the progression of...