Recent content by wakdady

i know, this thread is 3 years old but hey, if anyone has an invite, i would love one. directv is getting expensive and i'm cancelling it tomorrow. i seed 10 mbps up all day long!

nevermind. i found the answer in asus forums. turns out the asus smartdoctor available for this card is the older version that wont allow voltage core changes. but the version shipped with the 69xx does. simple fix.

Is anyone else having this issue? It won't let me adjust the vcore no matter what I do. I can move the slider to what ever voltage i want, but then it will set the actual voltage back to the default. i have the latest drivers installed and asus osd. any suggestions?

is the 5870 better than the 6870 or 6850? that's what it's looking like from the responses

i was able to run FO3 with my 8800gt, my friend gave me his 3850 and it got better win7 scores somehow. i think i'm going to upgrade my vid card anyway. to either a GTX460 or HD6850, they are real close in price with the 460 being a little cheaper, i think. which one would be the better of the two?

would i be able to just upgrade my video card and get away with it? or would i simply enjoy the game more on a console?

i dont know about ff14, BUT, if they remade ff7 with proper graphics and left the story and characters intact, it would sell like hotcakes!

My PC is getting antiquated and i've been wanting to play New Vegas quite badly However, i also own a 360 and ps3. So, which console should i get the game for? the pc is only running a hd3870, 2gb ddr2, amd 5000+BE. also, my current lcd is 1280x1024, but sometimes i play stuff on my tv @...

even 4G isn't really 4G. at least that's what i read. the speeds to get actual 4G aren't being reached by anyone

my friend has a 3850, i havent tried it yet, would that do the trick?

My computer is fairly old; Asus M3a, AMD 5000+, 8800gt, 2gb ram THE PROBLEM; when i try to watch vids on my 60" 1080p it stutters, also on my 40" 1080p. not all files, mind you, just the high quality ones. i also run ps3mediaserver and that fails constantly as well. surely the computing...

haha, that's actually what i figured as well, judging by the article. I try to buy US made stuff every chance I get, but for PC stuff, or anything electronic, it doesnt seem to happen. oh! except for my shaver, that was made here!

I just saw and article regarding Foxconn "sweatshop" in China. It made me wonder, are there ANY US made motherboards that are actually competitive?

My older AMD 5000+BE and 8800gt are kind of outdated and i need to upgrade. Besides, i bought the very first asus M3A and it is a POS! I want to stay with AMD because cost is a factor, but i cannot seem to find any mobos that are AMD and support SLI. Why is that? Or am I not looking in the...

I think they mean more skilled workers at a much lower payrate. thats all, we wont work for $10/hr