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Hi-res VR glasses/goggles!

I think Physics intergrated onto the motherboard or video card is next.

The Inquirer not making something up is like a British tabloid not putting boobs on page 3.

Yeah i see what your saying, but in real life its going to be very difficult to prove that it was the sellers fault, especially being 2nd hand. He could claim the buyer damaged it while trying to install it. And even if you did want to persue the matter your looking small claims court, and even...

Video memory thats not getting enough/stable power will make the screen look like that. Check for things like a loose or blown capacitor, could be an easy fix. I've broken caps of nVidia cards many times they seem to be quite fragile, if it is you may be able to resolder or change it.

Off the top of my head: Not enough bandwidth, don't confuse mega-bits per second with mega-bytes per second. The card would also have to be packaged in an external enclosure adding to production costs. As well as an AC adaptor for power since FireWire & USB2 won't be able to feed it enough...

wrong. :rolleyes:

You'd be surprised how many computer engineers know less then the average hardware enthusiast. I used to work for Apples RMA dept in the UK let me tell you we had a very blinkered view of PC related technology and experence, we were only really intrested in things relating directly to what...

i doubt he was around back then...

NCQ is for networked drives. It encurs a perfomance loss on for single user type systems and is better left turned off.

have you tried polishing the scratch out yet, with maybe some Brasso or T-Cut? worth a try, can't get any worse can it.

http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=953610

anyone notice the pink psu? yum!!

Got to say LanPirate1 you made me laugh, nice observation on the similarities of the two cards. fan boys are so sad, reading through this thread is funny and really shows how peoples anger prevents them from seing the true point. There has indeed been alot of talk and rumor concerning a take...

someone send this link to ATi, would be funny to get a responce.

:eek: Genius!

bunghole edition

yeah i know, is all extra $$$£££ though. :(

Yeah i did that with my 9500=>9700pro, still works and dropped the temps a lot.

Anyone know if this has a Game/Midi port? One of those things i really need in a mobo but more manufacturers seem to stop catering for...

nVidia SLI drivers will add a nice big boost for Dual CPU/Core PC's this wil lbe the future trend with games and drivers.

as long as it has a Game/MIDI port like all their otherboards then i'll probably get it, for me thats the clincher between an Asus setup and a DFI.

maybe break out your multimeter and test the rails, that should give you the answers.

My PIII 1.4 goes up to 1753mhz (10.5x167) on 1.45v but the PCI & AGP start causing problems (no 1/5 divider), i've primed it at that for over a day with no errors. unfortunatly I killed my VH6T so i had to look for a replacement. I should have a P3TDDE turning up in a week, seemed to offer...