Someone has starting developing a mod to play Quake with the Oculus Rift
I think, if this actually takes off, it will completely revolutionise gaming like never before.
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I think, if this actually takes off, it will completely revolutionise gaming like never before.
Goddamn it I bought a 3930k a few days ago >.<
This is why I hook my system drive to SATA 0 and then any additional drives in reverse order.
Billion 7800N and Ethernet Over Power is a really good way to go and not overly expensive or convoluted either. Much more reliable than chaining Access Points together in repeater mode too. Edit: If all you want is to fix that one room get: Dlink DHP-306AV and Dlink DHP-W306AV. Plug the 306 into the wall near your m…
Might come up for a holiday in the new year, family moving back up there soon so makes it easier too. Might aim to coincide with a big LAN party and I'll drag my PC with me :p
Just to say, I do a similar sort of deal for another company down south in Geelong and it's a fantastic job style...beats the shit out of regular 9 - 5 tech work any day.
Good point, will post some up later when I get a chance and continue it when I do my next mod, which is moving all the watercooling gear into an external box using a SFF Lian Li case, will also be painting my existing case and cleaning up scratches on it etc.
And everyone will just play Dust over and over again.
Quote: So two rads is overkill - would one 2x120 be able to handle it? Would probably be more comfortable with a 3x120 but my case doesn't have the space (Coolermaster CM690 II Advanced, if curious) - going by your PSU rule, a 2x120 should about match my 750w supply? Part of the specs of the radiator should be the c…
Oh they arent pointless, just a case of the odds of something actually going wrong are pretty damn slim. Which is the point I was making.
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Quote from Milenko;406909: You guys got balls for putting water inside your computers. I am way too paranoid to do it :P I leaked all over everything inside 6 months in and no damage done, luck yes but a water spill isnt the be all end all of computer components everyone makes it out to be. Much like "Dont touch the…
Also take how long you THINK it will take you to get this all working how you want it and double it at least. Took me nearly a week to get it all in and working properly (But that said half that time was spent making the custom shroud).
I have a watercooled system and my advice is get the Swiftech Waterblock, I'm running an Apogee XT and it does an amazing job. With water cooling, reservoir capacity makes a BIG difference as the more water in the system the more water there is to absorb heat and can handle much higher loads. I have a Swiftech MCX65…
They can charge whatever the fuck they want. It sucks but as long as we keep paying, they will keep charging.
The making part takes 5 minutes, the idea is you make it earlier in the day >.>
Making dough takes all of 5 minutes. I work in a pizza store at night and even then I just make my own.
Sad to say, but Harb is probably right here. All it will mean is MA15 stuff will get shunter to R18 and anything that wouldn't get in before still won't.
I loved Voyager most personally - especially the later seasons and the stuff focussing on them getting back home etc.
Yeah go into device manager, click view --> show hidden devices, delete everything under network and then hit refresh to reinstall it all. The 6to4 adapter in there can often cause this.