SwerydAss

SwerydAss

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[quote]Thats why if you have that kind of cooling in your card, you should keep the other fans on low, to avoid uneccessary noise. I, on the other hand, have NO fans installed in my case, and I keep it always open from both sides.[/quote] Then how come my 4890 runs at 10 degrees cooler than every one else? on full load i mean. Also keeping your case open is bad for airflow. but you have no case fans so i don't know where you are coming from on that one. I do have the

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[quote]Exactly my point. His gfx card doesnt have 700+ MB of memory.[/quote] If you want to be that literal then you have to say it has no memory since it uses system ram. He will realize i hope that, that means he gets less system ram to use when the graphics controller is using it which is why getting a PCIe card is a much better way to go. Whether its ati or nvidia. I have actually used both nvidia and ati and never had driver issues with both..[e digicons]:gr

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[quote]No, your gfx card doesnt have 700 MB RAM. Either it has got 1 GB, or 512 MB. No ATI ever had that amount of memory.[/quote] Actually nvidia has 768 mb cards and 1.78 gb cards. Also he is talkin about integrated graphics which means its probably one that uses between 128 mb and 16 gb of system memory as its ram depending on the load.

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[quote]I jus gaw bak frum de docters , an i gotz umthin to sei De myins nu al diz tuff cuzz teh aliens toldem [/quote] LOL I hope 32 is youthful!!!! Its the new 12 right!!! [quote]The world economy is getting destroyed in a ma

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[quote]oh and on yellow stone i sae somthing about that on foxtell not all humans will die if that goes off but it would push us close to the edge i'm not sure people will really care untill its to late.[/quote] I just meant that it would effect those in canada and US that arent on fault lines. plus there are other supervolcanos that if they went off when yellowstone did then it would be trouble but I doubt it would happen.

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[quote]dosen't this require steam if so i will never buy it.[/quote] yes supcom 2 requires steam.. Wish I knew that before my purchase.. Hell the only reason I bought it is cause I needed something to try to forget CnC 4. Which i luckily played the beta so didnt purchase. my scores for supcom 1 is 6.5 and supcom 2 is 7.5. But that mya be cause I like to turtle whcih is easier to do in the new one.

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The problem wtih the big single player maps in the first one however is if you play on hard the only way to win is to spam your base and tower defences across the map since the armies were so weak they would be decimated if you tried to bring them all the way across the map.. I like the newer one better since its less spammy and the engineer upgrade system was dropped for the better tech upgrade system.

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Thats fine since most places that aren't on fault lines are in areas that cannot get food or water without electricity like canada, russia and the northern US. Also if any supervolcanoes get woken up from it like yellowstone which will wipe out most of US and canada and plunge the world into a acidic ash cloud of death it wont matter where you live.

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I would give you karma, but the reaper is giving it to me it was a halloween sticker we put up and we all took turns writing what the person in the front was saying... don't think I can get away with posting any of them here though.

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They didnt say it meant the doomsday scenario would play out... just that the astronomical event would occur. Most physicists play it down since they are mostly non religious types.

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[quote]And to be quite honest, the next time a nuclear weapon is used, whoever fired it will be killed, and their country taken over.[/quote] Which is why noone will launch any. Morpheas....What I meant is that the physicists have shown that we will be there in 2 years. You can believe them or not but thats what they are saying.

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[quote]That is based on the theory that we ARE indeed heading to the Equator, which I dont believe we are[/quote] Present day physicists have proven that we are moving into it. So it isnt just a mayan thing anymore for that anyway. At least the nuclear countries just adopted a policy to not fire any nukes toward any country without them unless they are violating the international nuclear treaty (N korea and Iran) or use biological warfare. Also each country just agreed t

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[quote]This proves nothing, these earthquakes have been happening for decades at these parts of the world[/quote] actually decades would still fit in since that would be less than 1% of the years between the 26000 year cycle. [quote]Then thats the only possibility imo. Thats what I was trying to say [/quote] not quite the only possibility.....the gravity could yank us out of orbit or pull an asteroid toward us or the maganetic field could go down to zero exposing us to

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[quote]Wake up people! The world will not end in 2 years[/quote] I dont think one person in this thread has said it will. [quote]then we would already be feeling the effects of it[/quote] you mean like the crazy amounts of earthquakes we have been having. heres a list of just the past 30 days http://neic.usgs.gov/neis/qed/ .. and if scientist know about it they wont tell us to prevent mass panic... there is evidence

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Just found 2 major disasters that match up to the 26,000 year cycle..... Lake Taupo Eruption 26,500 years ago Lake Toba eruption ..approximately 75,000 years ago... that one killed off 60% of human population. So maybe there won't definitley be a world ending disaster but maybe when we are near this part of the cycle the chance of geological catastrophe is higher.

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3000 years....your a little off.. it was good for 25,725 years(the galactic equinox cycle or procession cycle)with 5 divisions of 5,125 years (called the long count cycle). both will be ending on dec. 21 2012. It is also nknown to be the most accurate calender ever created. edit: What I would like to see is what happened here 25,00 years ago . that might give us some clue to the validity of a catastrophe happening.

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The date also has us aligned with all the other planets..as well as the galactic center. Considering the new theories of how our moon was made(The movement of a planet between us and mars yanked by jupiters gravity), This makes the fact that large gravitational anomalies may happen. The coming alignment may already be effecting us. They said the chilean earthquake moved our axis by a degree...My (personal) theory is that the coming alignment pulled our planet the 1 degree which cau

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[quote]Re the 'what would the founders do' stuff, I don't think it's reasonable to simply call them dicks and dismiss them but it is far worse for a modern person to claim they know what those 18th century folks would say about a 21st century question, as many 'strict constructionists' and American exceptionalists attempt to do.[/quote] My whole point was that the rest of the world had already moved past that even at that time yet our founders went backwards on it and called us

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