I have a friend who games on a laptop and his main reason for purchasing it is for space and portability. For him, it's worth that extra bit of premium price for the convenience of taking it anywhere.
Try seeing if there is a driver here: http://www.samsung.com/us/support/downloads
My Acer monitor for some reason gets detected as "generic" so it loses some resolutions unless I manually install the monitor driver. Then it gets detected normally as an Acer 22inch monitor.
Did the other person you saw have an EDTV instead? That'd be the difference factor, cuz they could probably do 480p. Or perhaps everyone in the other thread was jumping to conclusion.
The hat store idea is causing so much rage on their forums (and various other forums). Everyone's gone out of their way to find classy old quotes which have Valve members stating they'd never release DLC stuff for money. I'm quite amused by it all.
I have an SNES that will works, the NES not so much. Buy.com always sells these flimsy old console remakes though and they probably aren't licensed either.
I doubt it stays at 300. 250 is more appealing to the west. Either way, this is Nintendo's first REALLY expensive thing they've released in a while. People will buy into it cuz they know it'll probably deliver like the DS. Now the PSP2 on the other hand, which is reportedly much more powerful...
They've been adding new content since the day they released it. 10 bucks seems standard though. If they have another Halloween event, might wanna wait until then where the price could drop to 2 bucks
You're probably fine with 4GB. I've played Crysis and have done video encoding with 4GBs of memory on Win7 x64 and have never really seen any memory insufficiency problems.
I'd say stick with the ram you got. You'd be better served by upgrading to Windows 7 (though I'd say pro version instead of ultimate). I love W7 x64. All my ram is used as opposed to the old limit that was imposed when I had XP.
Don't fret on having to actually build it all at once though. I had the same strange turn myself when I ditched my pc speakers. I bought a cheap entry level receiver off onkyo's outlet store then started with 2 speakers. And over the past 2 years, I've managed to get a center, back pair, and a...
I don't hate it but it does cause frayed wires like the everyone's mentioning. Also, depending on your wire gauge, it's annoying to push in. I use a roll of 16g from radioshack and I remember when I was trying to add my new center speaker (which of course is conveniently located between other...
Fans, hard drives, and 1 mouse. I don't think I've ever suffered a vid card problem in all my years I've owned them. Even my oldest one that was still used and which I put away recently (ATI 9100 AGP) was still kickin.
Yeah, AMD is gonna be cheaper for the performance here. I don't really see any reason to go the extra mile for an i5/7 in this situation unless your work just happen to be video editing or something.
At most, perhaps find an old Q6600 or Q9xxx cpu to upgrade your cpu. It's a big boat, I too have an LGA775 system with a Q6600 and GTX 260. With all the info comin out, I'm gonna wait for Intel's sandy and AMD's bulldozer first. I HATE the fact that both are pretty much abandoning current...
Have you tried MPC-HC? The original mpc player hasn't been worked on much for some time now, the latest release had small updates. MPC-HC has had a more thorough update, the latest being early this month.
Your list already has a lot of games that have good graphics in them. A few of them have texture mods (Dragon age, Oblivion, etc) that you could go find. You can of course crank the hell out of AA and AF. I guess most people still use Crysis as the bar for gaming graphics so that's why it comes...
zerocool pretty much answered it dead-on but you can't exactly count out the iphone either. I remember playing my friend's iphone and he buys all sorts of stuff. There are some pretty creative games with unique graphics out there. Also, that's probably one of the appeals of iphones, all those...
I don't really know if there is one that's best but I do prefer g.skill (which I use in my system). I've got them running with my Q6600 OC for 2-3 yrs now, pretty solid.
Around $200ish here. Once upon a time it use to just be 1 computer in this house. With the magic of FIOS and streaming, now everyone in this household has their own computer/laptop and watches streaming videos all day. In summer the AC is on so that does bring it up a bit.
yeah, sounds like it bit the dust. C1's suggestion is pretty interesting. I've never tried baking a vid card (but I have tried doing that on other electronics). Same concept here I assume. Might as well try it, you've got nothing to lose if your card is dying.
I have a GTX 260 as well though I do run Windows 7. I've played Devil May Cry 4 (the pc version that is) through my lcd tv and it's pretty crisp. I run a DVI to HDMI cable as well.
Besides possibly fiddling with options, you mentioned that when he connects he uses a basic hdmi cable where as...
It's made by Obsidian, which is somewhat composed of old Fallout creators. The main thing I look forward to is that Obsidian is a much better at writing stories than Bethesda.
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