This is good for all those people who are not sure if they want nVidia or ATI, nVidia have now decided to enable SLI support for all X58 boards, without the need for the nForce 200 chip! This goes without saying that this will be a big burden lifted off Motherboard manufacturers; As it will not require a layout change, extra cooling, all that bad stuff which mounts up the total cost.
The only downside is that manufacturers will need to send in samples to nVidia HQ, which will probably come at a price. They also quoted “not all board makers will be offered the same set of licensing options at the same price”; which seems a bit dodgy, as they might favour manufacturers loyal to nVidia over others. Read the rest of this entry »
If you guys didn’t know, Raze the World was started by [nagoL] and his friends WITH MeGotRice…
I don’t know why the excessive trolling is being produced, but it’s not wanted at all.
If you guys see a troll/flamer please vote thumbs down on his comment.
She Glides better than my Deathadder and is crazy light, theres only 1 problem its a $5.00 freaken mouse thus rendering it an almost useless gaming mouse but i find it to be nice in Windows because i can actually use my headset now because its PS2 Port Mouse…
The Selling Point…
This mouse’s Feet were replaced with the Copperhead’s Feet.. Its Crazy Light so with the feet being replaced it glides so smooth on my mousepad its insane…
Just Pimping out some old gear turning the old school into the new school… Somebody send me a freaken headset (that isn’t USB) so i can use my Deathadder again…
USB Bandwidth issues with my Motherboard prevent me from using all my USB Devices if i had a Non-USB Headset i wouldn’t have to worry about this… (Very Complicated problem i have)
PCGamesHardware have been playing around with Crysis Warhead at this years GC, and found it is very much hungry for your RAM (OM NOM NOM NOM!!!)
The game was ran at 1,152 x 864 in DirectX 9 mode; with 0xAA 0xAF; and got no less than 41fps in the intro video, but found the RAM usage very high. The in-game console reported a use of up to 2,146MB, while Crysis only used 1,300MB. In-game, it was about 29-35fps, with memory usage of up to 2,190MB. The test system used had a QX9770, 4GB 1333MHz RAM, and a GTX 260.
While it is still early, this will give RAM companies very much revenue if it continues to use this much RAM as 2GB isn’t going to cut it anymore.
More information and screenshots about this can be found here.
This would seem to be the last chipset nVidia will do for the LGA775 socket; the nForce 770i, which will just be a cheaper version of the 790i.
The things that make it cheaper are that it’s not as good for overclocking, but on the bright side it is a nice cheap motherboard with DDR3 (once DDR3 is actually worth it) support and SLI etc.
This would seem to be their last chipset for the current Core 2 platform, as with the nForce 200 chips coming up for the Nahelam platform, it isn’t likely they’ll be making any new chipsets for the current platform.
Here is the deal, I can not find a pair of headphones that sounds better than my Sony studio headphones. I have the MDR-7506 to be exact and the sound is nearly flawless. There is a lot of bass and the high notes are way cleaner than anything Bose has ever released.
The only headset that has come close for me in terms of quality is the Lost-Cauze Gaming Headphones from Ableplanet. However, those require a battery and do not have a mic.
I also have the Cyber Snipa Sonar 5.1 channel headphones that I swear by for gaming. The audio is awesome, and the mic sounds really good too. I like it much better for gaming than my Sony headphones… however, it is not nearly as good when I am listening to music.
So, the Sony studio headphones are the ones that are always hooked up and ready to use. They are ruining my life because I do not have speech in games and I can not do voice chat.
I could swap headsets every time I change activity but that will get old really fast, especially since one is USB and the other is not.
The world is hateful. Sony needs to release a headset that is as awesome as their studio headphones and they need to include a mic.
