Nolan

It's cooler looking in TF2.

I can't really offer any direct answers but a quick google of "nt+cdb0d" gave me this(first result): http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/itprovistasp/thread/07832115-abf4-4c9d-a13b-e319953e5c45 I only gave a quick skim, it sounds like they were having the same problem as you. I didn't really read enough to know if the solution is in there though. Huh, this thread is the 7th result actually.

You Ninja editor.:p

http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Software/Operating+Systems/Microsoft+Windows+XP+Home+OEM?productId=25139 It may be cheaper on some other PC type sites like ebuyer or scan.co.uk, but aria is all I've checked so far. Not particularly cheap but stil not as much as 7. Bear in mind that after Vista was released MS basically quit selling XP so finding a Retail version will be a bit difficult. OEM versions are still somewhat common as companies still put it on things like Netbooks and the such. An OEM product just means it won't have some of the luxuries of a retail product, you'd have to find drivers and whatnot yourself. If you want to install XP on more than one PC you need to buy more than one copy, or at least acquire more than one key for it.

You should play Planescape Torment, a bit enlightening about immortality. As to your question absolutely not. Humans are flawed, solving the big problems like Hunger and Poverty would only be temporary as eventually someone will come along and muck everything up. If given the opportunity would you redo your life knowing what you know about your decisions?

I stand by my statement.

Pretty much looks like NMH if it looked like NMH2.

Circled in Red should be all of the speaker wire areas, circled in Orange would just be normal speaker wires. The other inputs would be a more specific type probably similar to composite or component leads when hooking up a console, but I'm not sure specifically what would work, a quick google search could probably find the answer.

In the realm of ultra-portables and netbooks single core is about the only way they are without going to higher prices. Well, firstly he's looking at getting something smaller than his current 15.6" laptop with good battery life. Secondly, laptops usually run hotter, although your temps are pretty high, perhaps it was dust or poor assembly (too much/little thermal paste). I'm actually surprised you could underclock your laptop, usually options like those are locked on laptops.

The real difference is in the cutscenes where the US version has blood. Like with Death Metal being beheaded in the beginning, boring without blood.

I don't agree with number 9 or number 7. There just isn't that much blood in them compared to the other games lower and higher.

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It depends on the system. My parents have a Sony sound system with specific little inserts for the receiver. Some just use standard wires which are generally two wires insulated together one negative and one positive and oth ends are bare for inserting into speakers/receiver.

You mean...they managed to fit This controller inside of This one? Sheesh, I was just playing with ya daft.

I doubt it, but maybe the Dualshock 3.

Well, I can't really say anything specific about either system, but my Laptop has Harmon/Kardon speakers and the quality is absolutely fantastic, just as good as my headphones.

Plenty of people, for a variety of reasons. Less heat Longer life Better Stability Less power consumed In fact, AMD has coolnquiet which automatically underclocks a CPU when a PC is just idling and all that speed isn't needed and I know that Core 2 Duo's do the same thing. I just don't know what they call it.

To be fair, it exceeded expectations and got enough recognition to warrant a sequel. In fact, I think it's the first Suda51 game to warrant a sequel, so that's saying something.

I've never had an Acer, other members here have owned them before and some say they're terrible and others don't. McPhee has said before that the Ferrari line seems to be of better quality than most other Acers.

It's an odd coincidence but not much more than that. Most fanboys will die before admitting their chosen console wasn't the bestest evar at making uber graphics. It's also a skewed comparison in that the machines were fairly close to each other in terms of power, as oppose to the large gap between the Wii and 360/PS3 of his gen.

Now that I can tell more about it, that Acer Ferrari is quite nice. It has ATI integrated graphics (better than Intel easily) and the resolution is a nice 1366x768 which should give a adequate amount of workspace. Remember, it's all really up to you, no one can make the decision for you. Go with what you'll like.

I'm inclined to agree with your friend. That ebuyer laptop is almost the same according to ebuyer, but according to Intel the GL40 chipset uses Celeron model CPUs and not Core 2 Duo like Ebuyer has listed. Graphically they are about the same though. They don't really list a whole lot of info...They don't list the resolution among other things generally listed. I also remembered (after seeing them put tbc in the category) how badly do you need a CD/DVD drive? Most Netbooks do not have one. You can get external drives, but that would be an additional purchase and piece of hardware to lug around. I vote the Toshiba from before.

Hmm I just click the little refresh button in the browser.

Crysis level graphics is quite the jump though. In all truthfulness comparing most multiplat games on PC and consoles the console version are usually planted around Medium settings at 720p. My laptop can do that, and it's quite low-end graphically. My guess is the next consoles will have hardware very similar to whats on the PC market now. A console with a Core i5 and 4870 or 5870. That's an insane amount of power compared to the 360. Besides, they're already focusing on their motion control schemes now, probably in tangent with their hardware plans.

Most TVs scaling capabilities are utter shit compared to a dedicated upscaler or just the console itself (360/PS3). Powerful as 360 will be underpowered in the next gen. I'm not sure they want to do that again.