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<POTPlant> yes.
<digidog> it seems once before i bought new **** and it wouldnt turn on/no power until i reseated the cpu
<POTPlant> sorry :P
<gravix> hi POTPlant
<POTPlant> hey gravix
<POTPlant> I'm trying to find out if anyone here plays Live For Speed
<SD70MAC> No surveys.
<POTPlant> i'm not doin a survey lol
<POTPlant> I'm sick of playing with myself...
<POTPlant> lol
<pale_blue> that would be a survey.
<SD70MAC> Actually, you are.
<gravix> i'm sick of playing with myself too :(
<POTPlant> lol
<Aghaster> haha
<pale_blue> you guys must be doing it wrong. i'm not sick of it yet.
<SD70MAC> Yeah. Me either.
<digidog> disgusting
<gravix> i need one of those fake 'gina things
<pale_blue> fleshlight?
<SD70MAC> Make haste to your obtainage.
<pale_blue> those look sorta creepy.
<Hurz> holy**** its 11pm
<gravix> what a baloon inside a flashlight?
<pale_blue> and you're only about 15 minutes late on that revelation.
<gravix> would that work?
<gravix> i might try it
<SD70MAC> Freak.
<sartan> try getting out
<sartan> and ****ing some pink
<digidog> oh hell
<digidog> does that thermal pad make the heatsink stick to the cpu?
<sartan> just pick up some ugly chick at the bar. ugly chicks always want it
<sartan> yes digidog
<sartan> like glue
<digidog> eek
<sartan> it's designed to melt
<digidog> well it hasnt been on
<SD70MAC> Like cheese.
<pale_blue> you took off the thermal pad?!
<peerce> it should come off, but it will destroy the pad (they are single use anyways), and they are a bitch to clean off the chip and heatsink
<digidog> ok
<digidog> im not reseating this thing then
<digidog> i cant imagine that is the problem, that would be dumb
<Teratogen> WHERE is sAMOa?
<SD70MAC> San Diego.
<peerce> sandy eggo
<Aghaster> eh
<Aghaster> lol
<peerce> its saturday night, he's probably out getting laid.
<SD70MAC> Yeah. Like the Oompa Loompa pimp he is.
<gravix> i don't want an ugly chick
<gravix> i'd rather have a flashlight
<pale_blue> so get a hot chick. ****in' duh.
<SD70MAC> Biscuit?
<gravix> maybe tomorrow
<POTPlant> i bought two of those 1Gb sticks of ram
<POTPlant> :)
<sparr> Using Cedega to emulate Windows games in Linux each game gets its own entire (fake) windows installation, complete with a fresh directory structure and registry. This is amazingly useful in that games cannot interfere with each other, and perfectly complete uninstallation is as simple as deleting a folder. Is there any similar environment when running games natively in Windows?
<sartan> no.
<sartan> use linux
<sartan> it's free anyway
<sartan> sparr: on a more serious note
<POTPlant> Ok. Does anyone play driving games alot, and use a Logitech Momo force feedback wheel?
<sartan> windows Vista promises something similar
<POTPlant> i wann know if they're good or not
<|FATAL|> How will Intel for example know that I have OC'd the card? As in if I return it in for warranty, how will they know? If the CPU dies from something else than OCing
<XTR> BAN SPARR.
<sartan> mostly for legacy apps (anything before vista)
<peerce> POTPlant; its nothing like really driving.
<sparr> i do use linux, but ive been considering switching back to windows for gaming, if it had a sandbox system like cedega
<sartan> |FATAL|: are you trying to cheat the
<sartan> them
<peerce> my kid has the logitech wheel that works on playstation or PC and has force feedback
<POTPlant> peerce: when i wanna do that I hop into my lil S/C'd 1.8L lancer ;)
<sartan> i'm a wintendo fan
<peerce> with gas and brake pedal
<SD70MAC> Heya XTR.
<POTPlant> have u tried it out peerce?
<|FATAL|> sartan no, just wanna know if I ever need to use the 3 year warranty
<POTPlant> i mean have u had a chance? lol
<sartan> |FATAL| you dont have much to worry about
<peerce> briefly in GrandTurismo A-Spec, or something like that.
<XTR> Oh hi Mea.
<sartan> if the cpu flakes up due to overheating it will be either improper cooling or voltage o/c'ing
<POTPlant> was it nice and responsive?
<sartan> they'll know if it breaks due to OC/ing but if you send it back for other reasons theywill not
<|FATAL|> oh cool. so OCing is not really that dangerous
<peerce> driving the subaru 4x4 on the dirt track is fun.
<gravix> driving games with a wheel is harder than with a stick
<|FATAL|> I mean I have a zalman cooler (keeps it at a nice 54C during full load)
<gravix> but it's more fun
<|FATAL|> I have my 3.0Ghz running at 3.6 (960FSB @ 240)
<POTPlant> yeh - my mate had a "off-it's-tits" Subaru forrester :) he uprated the turbo etc... went HAMMERS
<peerce> i was looking at a '05 legend turbo wagon last night.
<xsf04> SATA2 3.0Gb runs on 32bit architechture?
<peerce> going... hmmmmm. that looks pretty nice.
<POTPlant> I plan to play games such as Live For Speed and GTR FIA Racing, Colin McRae etc
<peerce> xsf04; um, SATA2 has nothing to do with your CPU bit size
<peerce> if your hardware supports SATA2 and your OS supports it, you get it.
<gravix> no, you need 256-bit CPU for sata2
<SD70MAC> NO, BITCH.
<xsf04> somehow I can't get my SATA2 to boot at 3.0Gb Windows... my board supports sata2...
<xsf04> it works fine at 1.5gb
<SD70MAC> Your SATA 2 what?
<peerce> you may need XP drivers for the SATA controller
<peerce> what board is this?
<digidog> OMG
<SD70MAC> Bored of Education.
<digidog> i just pulled a PSU from another computer
<digidog> works fine
<digidog> this PSU that is in here is brand new to replace another buisted one
<digidog> frys ****s
<digidog> think i cna run an athlon 64 3200 on a 250 watt psu?
<Segmental> id suggest at least 350
<digidog> i dont have a 350 right now
<digidog> well wait
<digidog> lemme try soething
<digidog> well no
<Segmental> -SNAPCRACKLEPOP- *FIRE STARTS*
<gravix> MORE POWER!
<Segmental> lol
<Segmental> j/k
<digidog> i mean what is the worst that will happen running it with a 250 watt cpu?
<digidog> er
<digidog> psu
<gravix> random crashes
<digidog> i can deal with that as im replaces the psu tomorrow
<Segmental> instability up the butt
<digidog> i just need it on a 250 watt for the night
<gravix> don't add any peripherals
<digidog> im not
<gravix> no usb stuff, no dvd-r, etc
<|FATAL|> oh cool. so OCing is not really that dangerous
<gravix> no, only overvolting
<|FATAL|> cool. I never touch the volts, I just set it to auto
<|FATAL|> So it doesnt shorten the lifespan of the CPU
<gravix> well auto will overvolt
<gravix> probably
<|FATAL|> Cuz I have another P4 3.0Ghz and its still living after 3 years, cuz I never OC'd
<|FATAL|> whats a stable voltage for this.
<|FATAL|> P4 3.0Ghz 530J
<CrazyD> no more dam patriots dynasty: priceless.
<|FATAL|> right now its at 1.43 (Auto mode)
<gravix> the higher you overclock the higher the voltage will need to be for stability
<Thuryn> and the better the heatsink/fan will need to be
<|FATAL|> Well 3.6 is enough for me, and Ill stick to it...but u said auto is not a good setting
<gravix> CPUs rarely break, in fact i have never encountered a broken one
<|FATAL|> *for voltage
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