Andy!! wrote: » What be that. Which one would be good?
ShadowHearth wrote: » someone on youtube liked it, so i got notification. quite funny lol
RUCKING FETARD wrote: » Not as funny as these, lolololololololol. Robbed from Random vid thread.
RUCKING FETARD wrote: » lol, wouldn't want to be relying on the lads holding the cameras if you needed an ambulance! You'd be dead by the time they stop laughing.:pac::P
ShadowHearth wrote: » to make it worst - they are lithuanians... i am lithuanian lol
Brian wrote: » Got a free 20" Sun/Sony CRT from work. Up to 160 Hz at 800x600!
Genghiz Cohen wrote: » Ew
-( i )- Wicker wrote: » I imagine recording at 1080p would slow almost any system to a crawl. You'd probably need a video capture card/box
Andy!! wrote: » I've seen dozens of youtube users that recorded at 1080p using Fraps... My new SSD is snappy but damn is this '256GB' business just plain false advertising! As soon as windows is installed, you're down to 200. I'm cool with losing 20GB say due to Windows and the SSD's firmware or whatever primarily takes up data but damn! My SSD only reads at 238GB on the 'My Computer' screen anyways. That's about what I expect. Windows 7 isn't 38GB is it? :pac: Any way to glean some gigs back?
Andy!! wrote: » I've seen dozens of youtube users that recorded at 1080p using Fraps... My new SSD is snappy but damn is this '256GB' business just plain false advertising! As soon as windows is installed, you're down to 200. I'm cool with losing 20GB say due to Windows and the SSD's firmware or whatever primarily takes up data but damn! My SSD only reads at 238GB on the 'My Computer' screen anyways. That's about what I expect. Windows 7 isn't 38GB is it? :pac: Any way to glean some gigs back? When I was installing windows I unplugged my HDD because neweggs video told me to. Now my comp doesn't recognise it, I assume I have to change that in the BIOS or something?
Eboggles wrote: » Manufacturers - "1000 megabytes in a gigabyte" Microsoft - "1024 megabytes in a gigabyte"
Bloodwing wrote: » Disable hibernation and you'll save a few Gigs. Open up disk management and initialise the hard drive, that should sort that for you.
Monotype wrote: » Wow, that's great, I haven't heard of anyone using tea as water cooling before. You could get some nice colours with the berry flavours and it smells nice. The only problem is that you'd have to replace it every week or two as it's not distilled and your equipment will gunk up with tannin and stuff inside a year. :pac:
Tea_Bag wrote: » oh perfect now you can....