Nice one. Even better when you take the elevation gain into account. 
I've been hoping they would get rid of refuelling for a while now. Since it's common for the teams to try and win the race in the pitstops.
Now they just need to get rid of the tyre changing during the race (except for punctures) and we'll be back to the drivers/teams having to overtake in order to win/score more points, etc...
Stages 1 & 4 have had the spectator parking cancelled.
Stages 2 & 3 will be open.
Stage 5 is cancelled.
Wouldn't mind going myself, but it's a bit far north for me
Stages 2 & 3 will be open.
Stage 5 is cancelled.
Wouldn't mind going myself, but it's a bit far north for me
PCI is the original spec.
AGP then replaced PCI for graphics cards.
Then PCI-E came along.
AGP then replaced PCI for graphics cards.
Then PCI-E came along.
It's possible, but you'll have the same issue with a PCI graphics card, as you do with an AGP card. Size and available space within the box.
You'll probably find that the space for the AGP slot is longer than that available to the PCI slots though.
Best thing to do is to actually check what space is available inside the box, and then campare it the dimensions of various cards, both PCI and AGP, find what'll fit and then decide which would be the best card to go with.
You'll probably find that the space for the AGP slot is longer than that available to the PCI slots though.
Best thing to do is to actually check what space is available inside the box, and then campare it the dimensions of various cards, both PCI and AGP, find what'll fit and then decide which would be the best card to go with.
the p2p only gives me the same 8-9 sec clip each time i try loading the page however.
Other than the memory, it looks pretty good to me.
I'd have thought since you were spending that much money already, paying a little extra for 1800 or 2000MHz memory might have been worthwhile. If only to improve the stable overclocking potential.
I'd have thought since you were spending that much money already, paying a little extra for 1800 or 2000MHz memory might have been worthwhile. If only to improve the stable overclocking potential.
Nope, for me at least, LFS isn't even going and looking for the skins. It simply says it can't load them.
What it should be doing, is looking and seeing that the skins don't exist in the skins folder, and then asking me if I want to get them. It doesn't do that though.
What it should be doing, is looking and seeing that the skins don't exist in the skins folder, and then asking me if I want to get them. It doesn't do that though.
I've come across this as well. Not with every replay though.
On some replays it just doesn't even attempt to go and get the skin from LFSWorld, but on others it will.
It's happening to me on Z and on Z10, with my previously existing install and with a fresh install. I've gone in and manually made sure I have full permission rights on all the folders in the LFS install. I also set the option for the game to 'ask' about downloading skins.
The replays it's happened to me are the iTTC replays.
On the last MOE round replay, it ask's, and then downloads and shows the skins fine.
On the iTTC replays, it doesn't ask and doesn't download anything.
If I go online to a server, it downloads and shows the skins fine.
Anyone had this happen to them and worked out what's wrong and how to fix it?
On some replays it just doesn't even attempt to go and get the skin from LFSWorld, but on others it will.
It's happening to me on Z and on Z10, with my previously existing install and with a fresh install. I've gone in and manually made sure I have full permission rights on all the folders in the LFS install. I also set the option for the game to 'ask' about downloading skins.
The replays it's happened to me are the iTTC replays.
On the last MOE round replay, it ask's, and then downloads and shows the skins fine.
On the iTTC replays, it doesn't ask and doesn't download anything.
If I go online to a server, it downloads and shows the skins fine.
Anyone had this happen to them and worked out what's wrong and how to fix it?
For myself, I see touchscreens becoming popular amongst graphics artists, once they get the resolutions up to decent levels without the price being outstanding.
Imaging being able to do your artwork directly onto the screen exactly as you would with paper, etc...
Just downloading the beta myself, although not decided which machine to install it onto yet.
Imaging being able to do your artwork directly onto the screen exactly as you would with paper, etc...
Just downloading the beta myself, although not decided which machine to install it onto yet.
Unless things have changed in the last couple of years, you have the choice of enrolling with someone who runs a course for the specific qualification you want ( the course fee should then include the test fee), or you can simply contact a testing centre and book yourself in for a test.
I haven't looked recently, but you should be able to find a list of the testing centres. I believe they are run by Vue and Pearson respectively, but you'd be best to check that via the microsoft website first.
Test fee's I 'think' are somewhere between £100-150. I sat mine in 2003, so the fee's will have gone up since then.
For someone with experience, simple buying one of the qualification books and studying up on the specifics it deals with, should be enough for most people to pass without too many problems.
Microsoft do their own range of study books for the various exams, although there are several other publishers as well. Most large bookshops should stock them, or you might even manage to find them in your local library.
I haven't looked recently, but you should be able to find a list of the testing centres. I believe they are run by Vue and Pearson respectively, but you'd be best to check that via the microsoft website first.
Test fee's I 'think' are somewhere between £100-150. I sat mine in 2003, so the fee's will have gone up since then.
For someone with experience, simple buying one of the qualification books and studying up on the specifics it deals with, should be enough for most people to pass without too many problems.
Microsoft do their own range of study books for the various exams, although there are several other publishers as well. Most large bookshops should stock them, or you might even manage to find them in your local library.
It might of course be the servers you're trying to connect to.
I just got an average of 213ms when I pinged - 72.160.27.64, from here in the UK, and 31ms when I ping www.google.co.uk
I just got an average of 213ms when I pinged - 72.160.27.64, from here in the UK, and 31ms when I ping www.google.co.uk
Yep, all the non-windows stuff anyway.
Check it through for the things you don't want to start automatically each time you start the computer, and un-tick them.
Depending on what you have installed, there might be some that you do want to leave ticked.
Check it through for the things you don't want to start automatically each time you start the computer, and un-tick them.
Depending on what you have installed, there might be some that you do want to leave ticked.
That's a wireless router with 4 ethernet ports.
Are you connecting to the router using a cable or wireless?
Are you connecting to the router using a cable or wireless?
Vista shouldn't be running any more than 40-60, and that's without messing around with the services.msc
Mine currently runs with 57, and that's with me allowing things to run which don't really need to be running.
Mine currently runs with 57, and that's with me allowing things to run which don't really need to be running.
If I recall correctly, the commentators said that the Hamilton - Hoy race was cancelled because of the risk of Hoy crashing due to the track conditions. They didn't want to risk Hoy getting injured.
Yeah, been enjoying this A definite add to my favourites list.
A definite add to my favourites list.A step in the right direction anyway.
Now we just have to wait and see how it works out in practice.
Now we just have to wait and see how it works out in practice.
Looking at the cable bundle for this PSU, you should have a pair of 4-pin plugs for the cpu, the pair should clip together to create an 8-pin plug.
If this isn't present, then you should be returning the PSU.
picture of the cable bundle for this PSU
If this isn't present, then you should be returning the PSU.
picture of the cable bundle for this PSU
Whether you need an eight pin connector or can get away with a four pin connector, depends on the CPU your using.
Most motherboards cover a wide range of CPU's, with the lower end of the scale only needing the four pin connector, but the higher end requiring the 8 pin connector.
Most motherboards cover a wide range of CPU's, with the lower end of the scale only needing the four pin connector, but the higher end requiring the 8 pin connector.
They mentioned early on, that the onboard cams aren't setup today.
Can't get the high quality stream working at all. No sound or video.
The low bandwidth one is working fine though.
The low bandwidth one is working fine though.
Good broadcast, lost the connection 2-3 times and had to close the window and reconnect, but was pretty good overall.
Compatatibilities would also involve checking specific memory against the motherboard as well.
Most motherboards have a list of memory which they have been tested with, if the motherboard manual is available to download online, it's usually listed in it somewhere.
Most motherboards have a list of memory which they have been tested with, if the motherboard manual is available to download online, it's usually listed in it somewhere.
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