Hmm I for one wouldn't want him anywhere near my car. Anyway I digress..
Director at a private property sales company. Also run a small website design business and I'm a student too.
Director at a private property sales company. Also run a small website design business and I'm a student too.
Me too, and once when I ordered next day delivery (£9) and Royal Mail failed to bother to turn up with it, Amazon refunded me the postage cost the same day.
Personally I have nothing but praise for Amazon
I played 1.6 for a few months but quickly moved on to Source, which I prefer. I tend to play Gungames the most as they're good for getting skilled with nearly every weapon, and they offer a fast style gameplay without it turning into a deathmatch akin to Unreal Tournament or something.
I'm yet to play CoD4 online, but I doubt it'll beat CS:S for me. I'm not quite sure what it is, but nothing seems to be as solid (for want of a better word) as CS. It just plays so well.
I'm yet to play CoD4 online, but I doubt it'll beat CS:S for me. I'm not quite sure what it is, but nothing seems to be as solid (for want of a better word) as CS. It just plays so well.
I used to play it a lot, but weirdly girls call 5 hours a day or so antisocial (and it was taking up stupid amounts of my time tbf), so now I hardly play it at all.
It can be very rewarding if you're good, and very frustrating if you're not.
It's stereotyped as being full of whining script-kiddies always using hacks etc, but if you know where to look you can soon build up a big list of quality servers with good guys in.
I don't think there's a demo though, but if you know anyone with it they may have a spare guest pass which alows full online play for a few days.
It can be very rewarding if you're good, and very frustrating if you're not.
It's stereotyped as being full of whining script-kiddies always using hacks etc, but if you know where to look you can soon build up a big list of quality servers with good guys in.
I don't think there's a demo though, but if you know anyone with it they may have a spare guest pass which alows full online play for a few days.
Haha classic.
But seriously you won't get a virus from just browsing the forums. To be honest with you I havn't run anti-virus for ages now but I can guarantee you that I don't have any viruses - they're actually pretty hard to pick up from everyday browsing. The issues really only start when people use warez/pr0n sites etc.
Ahhh I didn't know that, you learn something new every day
A Celeron is not a Core Solo - a Core Solo is a Core Solo, a Celeron is a different architecture.
Use Intel's Thermal Analysis Tool. That will give you acurate readings.
How are you supposed to use it, layed flat on the desk? I guess there's just not a big market for them, hence the expense.
I've only ever owned one Benq product, a keyboard, and it broke.
Plus I'd never go back to TN now, having owned better panels.
Plus I'd never go back to TN now, having owned better panels.
No, you are changing the MAC address that is reported by your OS. You can still restore the hardware MAC address.
Edit: Furthermore your PC doesn't have a MAC address, your NIC does, therefore you can have multiple address per machine.
I'm pretty sure you aren't changing your MAC address, merely reporting a different one.
Who the hell cares if WEP is easy to crack? I'm just gona put this out there: approx 99.999999% of households with wireless encryption will never be targeted for attack, however possilby 50% of those will be found by wireless devices. If there's no encryption anybody can just jump in and use the connection, however simple WEP is likely to stop the majority of the population from stealing wireless network traffic.
Additionally a lot of devices still don't support WPA-PSK so it's a no-go.
Additionally a lot of devices still don't support WPA-PSK so it's a no-go.
^ This kid needs to lose the blinkers. What an idot.
Theres a clsasic 'computer guy' quote right there.
Yer they can look ok, but tbh they are always a bit disproportioned. I can never put my finger on what it is exactly, but having seen loads at various kit car shows, somethings always makes them look 'not quite right'.
Nothing's undeletable, maybe it just 'reinstalls' itself back to the same location when you delete it. The source of the problem is probably elsewhere tbh.
You don't need DX10 etc to do calculations on the GPU - I've done a small amount of work simulating fluid dynamics on the GPU (in C++), and you don't need anything massively quick to produce so pretty impressive results.
I'd be inclined to say a faulty stick somewhere in there. I used to have a PC that occasionally restarted randomly - like a power supply issue, however I changed pretty much every component over time apart from the ram and it still did it. I guess one of the sticks was faulty, however it only happened maybe once every 2 weeks so I didn't ever bother replacing them.
Surely not dude. I run that ram at I think those timings - possibly 4-4-4-12 and my 580W PSU copes fine, as you'd expect.
Compared to the cpu and GTX in there the ram uses a small amount of power. I think the issue lies somewhere else myself.
Saw the title and thought they were giving away a holiday!
Bit anticlimatic overall tbh
Bit anticlimatic overall tbh
Check:
25.a slip or ticket showing the amount owed, esp. a bill for food or beverages consumed.
Americans eh?
Don't know really, I don't really get big things for xmas.
Don't just go on wattage alone, that's not a measure of quality - or loudness for that matter.
If I was buying a new PC speaker set now it would have to be these: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/106173 however they may be slightly over your budget. Failing those maybe look at the Logitech Z2300s: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/74747 or the higher end Creative speakers.
If I was buying a new PC speaker set now it would have to be these: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/106173 however they may be slightly over your budget. Failing those maybe look at the Logitech Z2300s: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/74747 or the higher end Creative speakers.
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