CrazyKillerMan

lol didnt even check

weird and you are running 2000??? Are you sure thats this is where you installed the game to?

Heres a vid

Quote: it said that that was not valid. ??? Not valid? The shortcut?

I also ran L.O.A.F. for a while (Linux on a floppy) and it was pretty lame. Just warning some ppl out there, unless the LOAF ppl have updated thier code (I doubt if they are even still around)

is there a hub in the picture? Or does the router also act as one? If there is a hub, then, that could cause the slow down if its only rated at 10mbps. What about your cables? Are they up to spec???

Quote: someone have infos about the 3D engine they used, just let me know. Not to sound like a broken record, but it is a modified version of the Q3A engine. Activision modified it to be able to "wrap" digital picture textures of actual castles and what not. Same with the models. Something else about the modified engine, compared to that of Carmacks beauty, the skeletal system actually implements "bones." They go underneath a multi-part model, getting rid of the joint "seams" that are clearly visible in Q3. Quote: The AI opponents aren´t the brightest. I managed to play through the hardest setting (death incarnate if I remember correctly) in a single day. Aim for the head, shoot and circle strafe. Man...I thought the easiest setting was getting hard, espcially with the uber-soldats and lopers.

Quote: get power dvd xp instead Doesnt cyberlink make power DVD? Quote: Cyberlink Corp. Buy it now! Buy it now! Buy it now! lol anways, if I was to choose I would definatly hit up cyberlink. I have been anything BUT dissapointed with power DVD. Especially comapred to WinDVD, I think it has alot more flexibilty. AND as a plug in for media player, im sure it will be alot more stable as well.

Quote: "x (Driver Letter):\Program Files\Red Orb Entertaiment\Warlords3\war3 -wincurs" To enable this, make a regular shortcut to the .exe file. In this case, war3. Then right click on the shortcut and goto properties. In the target text box paste this: "C:\Program Files\Red Orb Entertaiment\Warlords3\war3 -wincurs" with quotes assuming C: is where it is installed. This is the only answer I have for you though. I've nvr played the game. Sorry man

this is a long shot, but try this utility. Radeon Tweaker This may be able to help you out until you can get another card. I'm sorry to say it sounds like a bad card to me as well. I know that ATI's OEM cards use slower ram, and a slweor clock speed. Usually ATI's cards (I have a radeon 64 meg DDR) and it runs GREAT overclocked by 30 MHz.

A P3 450 is actually quite a bit faster than a K6-2. It shouldnt be too bad, but...sorry to say this, but the k6-2 is a very crippled processor compared to its intel competitor. My roomate has a k6-2 500 and he can barely run 98 with autocad

OK So...are you sure its the actual sound coming out of the computer thats doing this? Have you tried hooking the speakers up to an external device such as a cd player or radio? Or better yet a set of headphones to the front output jack of the sound card. Does this work?? Quote: Ok, I bought this computer with ME on it, about 3 weeks ago I put on XP Pro, about 2 days ago my Boston Acoustic Speakers (BA7500) Surround speakers are not giving sound. This kinda makes me think that it could be the speakers (actually the amp on the unit) themselves. If not, this could be a variety of reasons. My frined has a mobo with onboard lan and modem. When a power surge occurs, these devices are turned form disable in the bios, to enable, and conflicts with his soundcard, but Windows will just quietly disable the device. Are there any problems/conflicts in the device manager section of 'System' under control panel??? Quote: a weird popping noise comes out of the surround speakers What kinda'popping' noise is it? Is it constant? ie: can u hear a pattern? If not this could simply be an electrical problem in your building (when I turn off my halogen bulb, my speakers re-produce a hum, and they even pop sometimes), esp if you are in an apt like me. Amplifiers can be very sensitive to noise, especially depending on their CMRR.

ehh system specs sound card?

Heya clutch I was wondering if you could point me in the direction for a good IIS setup (web page or a forum). I am throwing it on my LAN for exp, but I would really like to read about it before I do. I've done some google searches, and came up with some modest stuff to say the least. I wanna get it "locked down" and what not before I go galavanting around in IIS so i dont spred stuff around.

i spose i should send the link too lol http://project-x.dynu.com Hopefully we will work on it over xmas, but it should come together in a few months!

Ok clutch, seems everything is installed and hot fixes have been applied, or so the nshc32 tool tells me. Quote: I like URLScan myself, and live by it on all my IIS boxes. I dl'd it and ran the ASP Dynamic template and what not, but I am still unsure to what exactly it does. Something about filtering through a set of rules??? But, the links were VERY helpful especially under securing, Disable IP Address in Content-Location.

Happy birthday man. Have a good one! Gettin toys is so sweet...

Quote: CKM, I hope you got it working well. Actually i just skimmed over the links. i have been writing some brutal finals, and I havent got any free time yet, tommorow is my last...thank god. The C++ test today was UNREAL!!! Supposed to be 3 hours, 99% of the class was in there for 4.5 hours.

'ey dere robby heres a link to what I was asking about this stuff. Clutch helped me out with links, and they are really good links. The dude knows IIS thats for sure. here

Well...sh1t happens Anyways once again....good luck to ya APK

If you want some hardcore fan noise, almost any heatsink will work. Throwing a 7000rpm delta on any heatsink will do wonders. But if you want to get a new one I would recommend the SK-6 or the thermaltake dragon orb 3. I have run the dragon orb for a long time now and it works great, even the slower 4500 rpm fan. There are a couple heatsinks out there that work really good and are really expensive. The SK-6 is a REAL solid working heatsink, though it may cost you, depending on who u buy it from.

Quote: I lost all my data too It could have been worse. One of my hd's in my raid array went south and lost everything on both 30 - gig drives. OUCH!

I have read that all orb's are junk cept the dragon 3 I've got it and it works great!

Quote: Hey... that orb? How much do those run anyhow?? I beleive they have a fan for redundancy. If its a super orb anyways.

Ya...we used linux box's as clusters for number crunching and have setup mailservers for cross canada company. Its definatly a powerful tool thats for sure. And...its free!