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unfortunately none of it is. the sad part is no one knows exactly what this girl was doing at the time the pepper spray was fired at her and no one understands why the police were aiming so high in the first place. those weapons are non lethal as long as they strike anywhere from midchest down. but firing it at someones head is just askin for a lawsuit.

my personal experience i won't even touch xp service pack 2 after i had to reinstall windows twice cause of it. nevermind the fact that my system seemed to slow down quite abit especially in games and on shut down. i'm stickin with service pack 1 till microsoft can get all the bugs out of it.

ok for some odd reason i cannot access certain secure websites but then i go on my brother in laws computer and the sites are fine. any advice would be helpful. i have gone through previous to all this and adjusted the xp services according to many of the xp services guides online, i am also running norton internet security professional 2003. one thing to note when i disable the firewall i still cannot access these sites. i also want to add i cannot access the windows update website and if i try to direct myself to a website from like my computer using the address bar or favorites i get an error. please delete this post i found the problem....

well ya screwed up by buyin intel for starters. just being told that you need some screwy application accelerator or whatever its called should have thrown up a red flag. personally i would can your system or get your money back, and go with the amd 64 bit processors.

Quote: Quote: I don't see why you shouldn't be able to run 32 bit apps on a 64 bit system unless they want to try and screw us all over. We can run 8 and 16 bit programs on 32 bit Windows. You'll be able to run 32bit stuff. On the Intel 64bit system it'll run in a compatibility mode, with reduced performance. On the AMD side 32bit will run native, with no slowdown. 16bit isn't supported at all on the Intel. I'm not sure about the AMD. from what i was reading 64 bit windows won't support 16 bit programs only 32 bit.

i agree with you jmmijo. i also agree the movie should have explained more. i feel like the ending didn't really move me like it should have. it left a lot questions unanswered.

i'm running an xp 1800+ at the stock speeds and i'm getting temps of 50 - 53C, is that normal? i read some were that the temp should be no more than 39C and that if i was runnin at 50C that it was too high. anyone care to shed some light on that?

the thermal pad, funny part is i just checked my computer now and the temp is at 46C.

the cpu fan is running at 6750 rpm and the voltage is at 1.52

when it was overclocked i didnt' increase the voltage. i left the setting on auto.

i forgot the name of the cooling i bought i know it has a 60mm fan on it. i'm also running the msi kt4v board. i should also mention i did have the processor overclocked before to about 1.8 ghz and the temp on the processor was the same as it is now.

no its not stock cooling. and its not the palomino core either.

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no unfortunately my friend can't remember either....

Quote: most updates are in SP2 - just get a network distribution version. as for other updates - i am sure you can, but not sure how sp2?

Quote: CPU and GPUs are completely different architectures, and have different instruction sets, that's why. i knew that already.

Quote: Quote: why would they do something as dumb as that? ;( because it is going to be the same way anyways. they want faster GPU's as they needed faster CPU's. why not just modify the product that is already there instead of building a totally new one !!! why not? that is going to be a revelution! my question still stands if they wanted a fast cpu why would they use an overrated chipzilla chip?

Quote: Quote: This cooling does have an advantage: The GPU won't put as much heat into the case. Overclockers, rejoice! the memory clock is 1000 Mhz and the GPU clock is 500MHz. Question: why they don't just use a Pentium 3 CPU instead? it is going to be the same!!! may be even cheaper!!! why would they do something as dumb as that? ;(

hmm i dunno then i was thinkin maybe you had it installed in a different folder than the default one. have you tried goin to the folder itself and rightclicking on the file and sendin a shortcut to the desktop and then changing the target on the new shortcut you made.

what folder is the game installed in?

is that the folder you have the game installed in? if i'm not mistaken your gonna have to set the shortcut to were the game is actually installed and then add the -developer after the maxpayne.exe. the one they give you is the default install location.

Quote: want another fun one? everybody seems to think that pc800 rdram has an 800 mhz bus... but that is not so. pc800 runs on a quad pumped bus at 100 mhz (100 x 4 = 400) but the chip INTERNALLY moves data equivalant to 800mhz. it has to run at sutch a high clock rate to make up for the inherently high latency in the design. kinda the reason why intel has such high clock rates and amd can run processors at lower speeds and get similar performance...

i went and tried to install the kodak dvc 325 on my xp pc and first off i got a bsod so i went and uninstalled all the kodak crap now i have no sound whatsoever. any ideas would be helpful system includes amd xp 1800+ sb live 5.1 geforce 2 gts winxp sp1 adaptec scsi card

problem is i tried all that already still got no result. i already had to reinstall xp. which is kinda aggrevating. oh well

well your first mistake was to buy anything intel.