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And to hitech, tpearson1, Polaris16, waxxman, Paul Bulman, and dnar :D

Crazy? :smash: Us? :smash2: Nahh... :retard: Well.. :lurk: ok, maybe a little crazy.... :spin2: Alright. I admit it. We're downright nuts. :jump: But we'll make ya feel loved :sex: Enjoy your stay, stay as long as you like, and I hope you like it here! :wave:

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My CD-ROM was always PIO on WinXP and I couldn't change that if my life depended on it. Installing the VIA drivers a billion times didn't fix it So I dumped XP, installed 2k, somehow both my hard drive AND cd-rom were set to pio, so I dl'd and installed via 4.37 drivers, and voila, no more...

I come here to talk about stuff with my friends, whatever may come up as the topic or topics at the time And cause somebody needs to be up 24/7 to make sure the board doesn't fall apart :smash: Krusty was the one who originally got me here... in an ICQ activelist conversation. It was back...

The AIW's really aren't geared towards gamers. ATI has the regular Radeon to take care of that. The AIW is intended mainly as an all-around video center... video capture, TV, etc

Congratw00tlations! :grin: That's terrific news!

clicked :)

Everything bill does is a ploy to line our pockets. Sadly, there are people and corporations dumb enough to do it when there are free or much cheaper office suites out there that do all you really need.

Wonderful. Another bandwidth-eating worm to deal with. Oh well, at least it won't affect web servers directly this time.

I haven't even been able to manage to figure out the original game! :eek2:

Uh oh, everybody run! :D

Thanks all :)

Look and see if it is a jumper-controlled setting. Some motherboards do that to prevent accidental setting of extreme voltage that melts your processor, or because they're too cheap (or smart) to make it easy to oc for the people who don't want to get down and dirty with their computer's...

You must've never heard Klipsch speakers. :smash:

hey kyle, how about you do something USEFUL with your CPU for once instead of having it feed frames to your piece of crap video card, and start genome back up? :rolleyes:

The test subject: A gallery script I modified to show multiple items per row. Experimental, because I've only been able to tweak it where it performs fine for one user. I don't know how it performs when multiple users are hitting it. Thus, this test is born. The object: Find out if this...

Intel screwed up with not making 32-bit application compatibility a priority with the Itanium. The hammer will rule the high-end server market, plain and simple. AMD had the better idea from the beginning. Now that Intel realizes that, they're jumping on AMD's bandwagon now. But it's already too...

Of course you are, just kyle is gay because he calls g@h useless. :)

The voltage is a little higher than it needs to be, but nothing really way out of whack.