Hehe, Opera FTW! Been using it as long as I had my own computer.

Michael Waltrip wasn't so happy when his team rebuilt his car on opposite day.

Quote from MINIz guy :

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 @ 2.232gHz
Videocard: GeCube X1950XT 512MB Core: 634.5mHz Memory: 738.5 mHz 1.3V
Memory: Corsair Value Select 1GB 667mHz @ 2.0V
HDD: Seagate 160GB 7200.10 SATA HD
Motherboard: Asus P5W DH Deluxe
PSU: Kingwin 520W
Speakers: Old Labtec 2.1 speakers, Plantronics Audio 350 Headset
Soundcard: Onboard 7.1 audio
Monitor: 20" Samsung Widescreen at 1680x1050
OS: Windows XP Pro
Cooling: Thermaltake Bigwater SE Water cooling, TMG AT3 VGA cooling
Case: Cooler Master Mystique
Wheel: Logitech G25
Keyboard/Mouse: Saitek Eclipse II and Dell Optical mouse

Here it is, again.

I can do SuperPI in 28 seconds, with calculating 1M.

Can't you just buy a soldering iron, some solder and a scrap PCB board at your local electronics store and practice soldering? It's not that hard after a few tries, you could probably fix the shifter issues, if you have any, on the G25.

Packard by any chance?

Pick me! Pick me!

Oh wait...I'm in 2 other teams and if Dustin isn't good enough for you, I'm not either.

Still pick me!
Magic lettering back there.

When Nascar changed it's rules to only 1 cylinder engines for gas savings, the American companies also thought "the smaller the engine, the smaller the car."

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 @ 2.232gHz
Videocard: GeCube X1950XT 512MB
Memory: Corsair Value Select 667mHz @ 2.0V
HDD: Seagate 160GB SATA HD
Motherboard: Asus P5W DH Deluxe
PSU: Kingwin 520W
Speakers: Old Labtec 2.1 speakers, Plantronics Audio 350 Headset
Soundcard: Onboard 7.1 audio
Monitor: 20" Samsung Widescreen at 1680x1050
OS: Windows XP Pro
Cooling: Thermaltake Bigwater SE Water cooling, TMG AT3 VGA cooling
Case: Cooler Master Mystique
Wheel: Logitech G25
Keyboard/Mouse: Saitek Eclipse II and Dell Optical mouse

Last edited by MINIz guy, Thu, 27 Sep 2007 22:04.

Even Ferrari needs to do some black market trading to gain that extra edge.

You need the songs you have on your iPod to be on the computer's HD or the computer updates the iPod to what the computer has. Yes, happens to be also and isn't fun.

:ices_rofl :uglyhamme

Dustin...you forgot to add who was in that video.

Still <3 for making that into a movie.

I want you to steal one engine from Ferrari, just one.

Move over a bit more to take 26 out too!

Google search Memtest86, download it, burn it to a disk, restart your computer with the disk in the CD drive and make sure you computer boots from the CD.

Nothing

Bad memory modules did this to me, check yours.

I was in one of the scenes...didn't think what I did would do what it did.. I'm an ****.

[DWLYTS] Andrew.

Well...the card won't even show an image now...time to RMA it back to Newegg. Makes me want to get a nVidia card now...

ATi Radeon X1950XT, it's a GeCube model.

Edit, new problem...my screen now is starting to blink. I get random black screens when I play LFS and TDU, and in TDU, I believe the GFX just crashes. Temperature or just a bad card in this case?

Last edited by MINIz guy, Mon, 3 Sep 2007 05:01.

Ok, I tried Everest and saw nothing on my GPU temps again. I guess I'll have to use the ATi CCC to monitor the temps and Speedfan to monitor the rest.

What are some programs that tell me temperatures of my computer, CPU, HD and all. I have SpeedFan but that doesn't tell me the temperatures of my GFX. I tried ATiTool but I don't get GFX temperatures either. I can find it in the Catalyst Control Center but it's annoying having to have 2 programs open just to find a few temperatures. Are there any other programs?

Last edited by MINIz guy, Mon, 3 Sep 2007 05:02.

Down that way, you can sneak up on Kimi taking his usual shit.

After it was said the car had a vibration, the crew went a little too far addressing the problem.