tilgado

Care to e literate?

Sup dood. I see you made it to the site. Cool deal.

I think it looks great.oks

With my job the higher oil and gas prices go the easier it is for me to afford it. Less money for the average consumer means more money for tilgado. Muh wah ha ha... that's the best I could do for an evil laugh, sorry.

No COD4 for me. The local game stops said that there was a shipping error and won't be getting it until the 6th. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Now I have to go to work so I won't get to try it.

No COD4 for me. The local game stops said that there was a shipping error and won't be getting it until the 6th. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Now I have to go to work so I won't get to try it.

I just called the the three clostest GameStops all within 7 miles from my house. Two of them said come at around 1630 hours and one said I needed to have it on reserve to get it today. I am going to go to the closest one and pay for it on reserve just to make sure. So call your local GameStop to find out.

What the funk!?!?!? I locked this!

AnyDVD and DVDShrink are what I use for backing up DVDs. Wasn't this thread about cheap HD DVD players?

Today only, there is a sale at Walmart. Toshiba HD DVD players for $98. I picked one up. I don't know if it is any good but it is a HD DVD.

I will be out of town. I won't even be able to buy it. But as soon as I get back when ever that is gods willing, I will be playing with you guys. I played the demo again last night, I had a blast again. I can't wait to play the multi player with you guys.

Looks bada$$. That means I'm gonna have standard weapons whilst all of you guys have awesome ones.

How appropriate that your last rival is named Last_Rival.

So is is still a mini if its huge? That's like calling a Honda Minivan the Clubman edition of the Honda Accord. lol

Highjacker! pm'd

Very cool. Thanks Sharp.

What is this wish, and why is it so? Is ventrillo not a good viop client/program?

I plan on picking it up when I get home. I hope we can play together. I look forward to it. (=A=) DeadRoach plays it all the time, maybe we can get him in on it. :thumbsup:

Team Fortress 2 Review Rob Wright October 18, 2007 01:15 Team Fortress 2 Review I'm not going to get any work done this week. I mean, I'm in real trouble. That was the first thought that went through my head after playing one match of Team Fortress 2. I jumped into a massive 12-on-12 control point match in the Well. I selected the Scout because, to the best of my recollection, my Blue team didn't have one and I tend to favor speedy character types so I can better avoid getting shot. Oh, and I like the shotgun and baseball bat combination. The server connection worked like a charm, and the character-selection interface and map introduction were flawless. So off I went, shotty in hand, in support of the Team Blue. I was soon running circles around a Red team Heavy, firing shotgun blasts into my slow-moving opponent. And suddenly, almost as quickly as I entered the game, I exited in a massive explosion of blood and body parts; a Red Demoman had just blown me to bits after peppering my general vicinity with loads of grenades. http://www.tomsgames.com/us/picturegalleries/20071018/tf2_2.jpg ..............http://www.tomsgames.com/us/2007/10/18/team_fortress_2_review/ I am eager to play this game if it is half as fun as this guy makes it seem that would be awesome.

That sux. Will you change your name to "txtravis"?

Rustled this up for you Favorite Websites, its a previous thread made some months ago. I thought there were more responces, but there are some good ones here. Check it out Gamb.

Yeah when I first saw the article, I thought WHAT?? Then saw the pic and thought, oh well.

Intel's Penryn desktop a notch closer to 6 GHz IDF Taiwan 007 Weather forecast included By Nebojsa Novakovic: Tuesday, 16 October 2007, 9:00 AM IT IS mid October, and Taipei weather is great, something like London - 20 C, cloudy, with a bit of rain - lovely to take a enjoyable mile-long walk from the hotel to Taipei WTC. This happens to be the site of yet another IDF Taiwan this week - a week crowded with other events here as well, like Asus EEE PC launch and Rambus Developer Forum. While most of the keynotes and news are regurgitated stuff from the last month's San Francisco "main event", there were few interesting keynote show off "improvements" worth keeping in mind. Remember the massively overclocked 3 GHz X9650 Yorkfield Extreme desktop that ran at 5.56 GHz using triple cascaded phase change freezer at something under -100 degrees Celsius at the Frisco show? Well, looks like the sample got better: supposedly we're talking now about an early run of the X9770 3.2 GHz FSB1600 Yorkfield Extreme CPU, expected to be paired with the X48 - or as I call it, in Chinese lucky 4-less numbering system, X38.8 - chipset. http://images.vnu.net/gb/inquirer/news/2007/10/16/idf-taiwan-2007-intel-penryn/idfcooler.jpg The same globetrotting & overclocking wizard, Charles Wirth a.k.a Fugger, owner of xtremesystems.org , did the job this time with the same 200-pound cooling gear, and broke the 5.8 GHz barrier. Not bad for a (still) pre-production CPU! I asked him afterwards about getting to a stable 6 GHz running all the benchmarks, the chap is confident - whether it will take another stepping, let's see. On the other side of the world, a few miles away from home, the other overclocking king, Shamino, on the same day broke the 6 GHz Great Wall with LN2 cooling using the current X9650 Yorkfield - and matched to the system at a nice FSB2000! However, it also required modding the Foxconn mainboard with bigger inductors and caps. The cascaded phase change freezer cooling can be (and is) packaged as a shipping product, while we're still a bit away from being able to buy LN2 cooled systems in shops - anyone with an idea here? In the absence of that, I'd personally be happy if we can have simple, everyday use 5 GHz Yorkfields or dual socket Harpertowns (did anyone say " frozen Skulltrail"?) using standard single-phase freeze coolers that you get from BioHazard, Asetek and a few others any day. With the X9770, that should be achieved. On the other end of the spectrum, Mooly Eden's mobile quad-core 45 nm CPU for the Montevina platform, while still almost a year away from being sold in notebook systems, had another live demo - the grapevine says that that this 45 W CPU sould be able to do 2.66 GHz/FSB1066 while still in the same TDP bracked as the future Extreme Edition 3.2 GHz / FSB1066 dual-core notebook Penryn. Not bad - no mention of any mobile tripod, sorry tri-core, CPUs though. My concern is how to cool all that stuff - Molly did show some nice fridge-like compressor stuff for efficient notebook cooling, but, with a 45 W CPU, an ever-hotter chipset and, often, a discrete GPU, I'm not sure if we may end up soon seeing an external "liquid plus heat pipe plus radiator" cooling gadgets for such laptops. ?

Am not, I am hurt.

Actually, he uses a free program called, something or other. He can tell you for sure. He does do fine work albeit without photoshop.