http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZ-uybsDePE trololol
inb4 someone captainobvious'es that this is fake
inb4 someone captainobvious'es that this is fake
Tried to verify your suggestion, now my GPU is burned.
Please compensate me $480 in damages or I'll have to sue you.
Is that a 13" or 15" MBP?
Next to that monitor, everything looks so damn small. :S
Also lol @ GTA IV map on the wall.
Why this thread is so full of capitalism
According to that pic, HDMI supplies +5V...
I wonder, how much current can it supply? :P
I wonder, how much current can it supply? :P
What's the point of driving on real tracks in a racing simulator? :/
That's like watching *cough* a movie of a specific genre *cough* with your girlfriend who is far from 90-60-90 or watching a sports game where guys as unsporty as you hold a skiing competition
That's like watching *cough* a movie of a specific genre *cough* with your girlfriend who is far from 90-60-90 or watching a sports game where guys as unsporty as you hold a skiing competition
When doing my calculations, I assumed as much as 8 drives.
G19 is powered by USB, therefore it can't use more than 2.5W (5V * 500 mA)
>HD 6970
>800W powersupply
A good 450W / average 550W PSU is completely enough (550W is even a bit of overkill) for that build.
I won't even comment on a SandForce-based SSD, TN monitor and a non-mechanical keyboard.
You can adjust traffic density to as high as "Rush hour" (I guess 17:30 or so? don't use AM/PM on this forum please, it's international).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te_2Tyru-dA&hd=1 this is how traffic in CT 3/4 looks like.
Check Crash Time IV. It has very realistic traffic.
And it's map is pretty huge.
Or a RRoDbox for that matter.
Edit: PMD Y U BEAT ME BY 1 MINUTE
One more thing - getting over 100 cars licensed would cost a fortune, and having few licensed / a lot of unlicensed cars would be kinda.. imbalanced.
John5200.. best chess engines don't have any precalculated data..
Search for "Rybka vs Fritz" for example and have a nice look of play of two different engines, both of which don't have any precalculated data
PS: the "32GB for hash table" in your quote is amount of RAM needed, not size of installer. It can be saved to HDD, yeah, but it's not on the disk in the first place.
Search for "Rybka vs Fritz" for example and have a nice look of play of two different engines, both of which don't have any precalculated data
PS: the "32GB for hash table" in your quote is amount of RAM needed, not size of installer. It can be saved to HDD, yeah, but it's not on the disk in the first place.
wat.
Rybka4.1 engine = 5MB
Basic UCI-compatible GUI for it = 3 MB
GRID / Dirt / Dirt 2 / Dirt 3 support InSim by the way.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXfUbFR-x7g&hd=1 - way better example of anti-lag.
Nope.
After a month or so, they'll become SLOWER than single SSD, at least for writing, due to lack of TRIM. Their lifespan will be shortened dramatically, too.
Also, there's really just one thing faster than a SSD - DRAM drive w/ battery backup (to prevent data losses).
Same guys who are porting La Noire..
So either they both will be F'ed up or they both will be awesome.
>much better optimized than GTA 4.
DO WANT
DO WANT
Why?
Judging by GTA IV:
GTA III -> Liberty City
GTA VC -> Vice City
GTA SA -> San Andreas
GTA IV -> Liberty City
GTA V -> Vice City
GTA VI -> San Andreas?
:P
Oh please. Vintage mid-range audio equipment is way better than mid-range of today (all those PC speaker sets such as Z-5500's.. they make my ears bleed, while $100 speaker pair from 90's works very nice for me).
OMG, it's tomorrow.
Just went to store and grabbed a pack of Kleenex. <3
Just went to store and grabbed a pack of Kleenex. <3
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