Search results

As a parent, I'd be more concerned with what they are doing on the internet... not how long they use it.

Where did you find a QX9650 for $800? I am going to assume it was used, since I can't find that price anywhere else. Good buy though... at that price it costs only a smidgen more than a Q9550. Thanks for this news sbrehm, I'll include a mention in tomorrows news.

I hate to sound like a broken record here, but I have to agree with sbrehm. There is no true reason to go with AMD right now, as sad as it is. It's been proven (not by us) that Phenom lacks in overall performance in almost every test when compared to Intel's offering. Then taking overclocking...

Editing the scores and the like, whenever someone submits a new score. I might submit a score for both the Skulltrail and the main machine I'm using for Linux when I can find the time though.

Like sbrehm said, the board will support basically any DDR2 you throw in there... speed doesn't matter that much. It's just that those speeds are what the board specifically has profiles for in the BIOS. As long as it's between DDR2-533 and DDR2-1200, it will work.

Hmm, that's retarded. Mine worked fine for months and months, but recently, sometimes the tracking will go all haywire. Maybe mines going to suffer the same fate as yours.

http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/51645 Sure has a lot of fixes. Here's the hardware-based ones: Corrected a number of memory leaks with FSAA modes. Optimized Object Motion Blur for DX10 Very High Spec Destroying objects will now properly remove their decals from the world under DX10...

From our front-page news: It's not too often you see a mega-publisher claim bankruptcy, but that's exactly what Ziff Davis have gone ahead and done. Current Ziff Davis properties include 1UP.com, EGM, Games for Windows: The Official Magazine, FileFront, ExtremeTech, PC Magazine and others...

All you need to know: http://direct2dell.com/one2one/archive/2008/03/04/48580.aspx This month, Dell launches its new "Partners Wanted" advertising campaign. HP partners got a sneak peek at the ad campaign at the HP Americas Partner Conference in Las Vegas this past week, where we distributed...

Or, you might want to try a real distro. Hahahahahahahahaha.

Glued to your current wireless setup but want to make the leap to 802.11n? With the TEW-637AP, it's very possible. By adding this to your existing network, you open up all of the "n" benefits, while retaining all of the settings on your current router. Is 802.11n worthy of such a unique upgrade...

So... did you or did you not get into the desktop environment? The first screenshot leads me to believe you did. If you did, you could just install and worry about the graphics afterwards. If could also be a problem with the monitor as well. If you want to see if your hardware is compatible...

(Didn't realize sbrehm was making a response. Try his solution, it's far easier ;-)) If the installer halts entirely, it might be somewhat of a problem. But, chances are it doesn't, so you can still access a secondary terminal to manually fix the problem. If you are interested in fixing it...

You didn't see the desktop at all? That version of Ubuntu might not have the appropriate drivers for NVIDIA 8-series cards. It's kind of difficult for me to help here since I am not familiar with how Ubuntu handles things, nor do I have a copy here. If you used the VESA drivers, things...

This kind of setup would almost always have to be tested first outside of the network, since there will rarely be any problems inside the network. Did you use a service like DynDNS to point directly to the DNS-323? If so, then that URL should always point directly to the box, making it...

If you happen to be a massive geek, why not win over the woman in your life with some effort, and by putting your skills to good use? That's what this one guy did. He hacked Bejeweled for the Nintendo DS to drop a wedding ring once the level was completed. After that, he proposed. Hilarious...

From our front-page news: Acer has long been a company to sell many notebooks, but their effect on the market lately has been staggering - and since acquiring Gateway, things have only been going up. According to new reports by DisplaySearch, Acer sold 3.11 million notebooks in Q4/06, but had...

From our front-page news: Even if you are not a fan of Nine Inch Nails, it's hard not to be impressed by their determination to please their fans and displease the record industry. We posted just the other day that the band has released their latest album via exceptional distribution methods...

From our front-page news: All of you intrepid beta testers will be pleased to know that Internet Explorer 8 is now available to download. It is, however, a beta, so problems can, and will ensue. To see what was new, I downloaded the browser for my Vista 64-bit system and the installation was...

From our front-page news: We posted the other day regarding some assumptions that PC game piracy could be as high as 85%, but that is one number that will be disputed now, and for some time to come. In an attempt to gather some more reasonable numbers, Rock, Paper, Shotgun's Kieron Gillen hit up...