nope none, i do have ultimate though

EDIT: actually when i first formatted it i had a problem with video drivers, but that was just because it had installed version 1.0 of the drivers, once i figured that out and updated it it was all fine

You're the first person I've ever heard say they got everything working just fine in any 64-bit version of Windows anything.

The different versions of vista don't come into play with drivers, as the kernel is the same.

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My dorm room centerpiece:

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It looks vaguely like a security guard's monitoring station. The kind used to spy on people at bus stops.

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I told you not to read that.

Looking at all the computer setups I feel kinda behind on the futurism trend. THis almost looks like the Deux Ex desktop computers. 3 monitors, glowing lights everywhere... I doubt they'll ever make those transparent screens. Why do all sci-fi designers think that people want transparent screens?

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They'll exist when OLED is ready for consumer deployment.

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But I would imagine it to be pretty distracting. It's like the opposite of sunlight screen reflections.

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Who said the screen would be transparent while you're using it? :razz:

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Who said the screen would be transparent while you're using it? :razz:

Ohh... well, that's beyond stylish then. :heee:

I was just thinking of those sci-fi screens you see in movies. They're always transparent while being used. And that would be horrible for everyday use IMO.

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I am teh future.

@Riven: Niceeee.
Is that a Razer mouse? Every time I've gotten one it died in a few months =/ I think maybe due to a 1337 overload on the circuits. My MX510 has lasted for years though.

I want stereoscopic HD computer monitors in my sun glasses and a PC the size of an Ipod.

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I got a Razer pro click (a white Diamondback with a lower dpi) off Woot.com and it lasted for a year and a half. I dropped it hard twice in a week and it stop clicking a few days later. Today during their woot off I picked up this ( http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826153105 ) for $30. I believe it is the same mouse Riven has.

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Reality has become a commodity.

Cool set up Riven. 3 monitors very cool. Is that 5.1 sound you got there?

reaper47 said:
I feel kinda behind on the futurism trend

Why don't you get us that damn photo and we'll be the judge of that .

Anyways folks, I got an extra gig of ram for the my laptop (~1.5gb now) and I didn't expect the difference it has made. I have gone from running half-life 2 on the lowest settings possible to running it on the highest settings possible at 800x600 res with a nice and smooth frame rate. AND I can minimize the game and do things SEAMLESSLY! Before my laptop was pretty slow after running hl2 (imagine during half-life 2) and now.. its made a big difference.

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<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting RedWood</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>"I believe it is the same mouse Riven has."</DIV></DIV>

-That is correct my friend. I've had the mouse for about a year now; no problems yet.

<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting aaron_da_killa</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>"Is that 5.1 sound you got there?"</DIV></DIV>

-Actually 6.1, but I have it set to mix the rear center speaker because no game uses 6.1, so it's set to 5.1 with six speakers.

My specs:

-AMD Athlon 64 dual core 4800+ model processor @ 2.64 GHz (ovrclkd from 2.4 GHz)
-2 GB RAM
-Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTS @ 640 MB & 7800 GT @ 256 MB
-one (1) Hitachi HDD 250 GB SATA; one Western Digital HDD 250 GB IDE; and an external enclosure for an internal Hitachi HDD 250 GB SATA
-Creative SB X-Fi 7.1 capable Soundcard
-one 20.1" Samsung LCD (1600x1200, model 204B); two 22" Samsung LCDs(1680x1050, model 225BW)

It took me 2 years to buy the parts as I gained the money for them, buying the case first, then the mobo, and so on... Since then (once I got the main parts in to where I could actually use it), I upgraded it with a soundcard, and and new processor (that last dual core from AMD for my 939 socket type [they don't make it any more]). And then lastly, I bought the two 22" widescreen Samsung LCDs together, having to replace one after about 6 months. All-in-all, I've spent almost five grand on it, but it's only worth three now, I imagine .

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Crappy phone cam pictures.


Pro case, with pro wire management: