Search results

The nforce3 mobo relies a lot more on CPU then the nforce4 version. However, unless you've decided you want PCIe (and only real reason for that right now is SLI) then you probably don't really need to wait.

Edition kicks butt. :P The PR dept. here also likes Vegas Video. However, which program is "best" is largely subjective. Try the demos of several. Find the one that works best for your work style.

Official site: http://www.half-life2.com/

As he said, only some characters will have full range of emotion.

>>Thermaltake VA3000 Dream Tower Tsunami VA3000BNA Black Mid Nice case. Too nice if you're shooting for low price. >>Lite-On 52X32X52 Internal EIDE CD-RW Drive Black, Model >>Lite-On 16X DVD-ROM, Model SOHD-167T Black, RETAIL Instead of spending $51 for 2 drives, get a combo drive...

Besides paying too much for your system, how much did you pay for your MOUSE? :P

Buy a CRT at a local shop if possible. Shipping & handling will be killer on a monitor.

Halo had great potential. Then they console-ed it and rushed it out the door. Ended up having the most repetitive levels I have ever seen in a game.

Case is important in scientific abreviations (including computer stuff). kBs = kiloBYTES per second kbs = kiloBITS per second

A GeForce *6*800 doesn't fit the "5XXX FX" pattern I listed in my post. (They default to DX9.)

It'll be fine unless some kiddies DOS it at the same time we're all trying to auth.

No, it's not a bug. Nvidia 5XXX FX cards suck at direct X 9. You can force it, but don't whine about low FPS if you do.

It'll run it at direct x 8.1 level unless you specifically force it to direct x 9. (However, that'd slow waaaay down.) A 5600 will give you decent performance, but nothing to brag about by any means. You may be able to turn features to high by lowering resolution.

Comparing to an engine that won't be out for 2 years (U3) is silly.

For $1200 US you could build a sweet computer.

Not sure if it's a photoshop or not (could easily be, look at worth1000.com sometime) but the edge of the thumb appears to have some trace aliasing from a light background left. Either way, I'm sure we'd have heard more if he were actually playing now.

Oh great. Now they shut down the steampowered forums.

It's more likely that someone printed out a gamebox (from the numerous pictures we've seen of the final box art) and took a picture of himself holding his homemade "game".

CS:S still uses the buggy CS code for the hostage AI. It's a PORT of an old game.

You've got source code confused with "Source", the engine powering the game. Source code is the generic term for the text that is compiled to make any program. It's contained in many different files which are a complete anethema to anyone who is not a programmer. "Source" is what Valve...