The Black-out: Black boxes ALL UP IN THIS PLACE!

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11th-April-2012, 19:36
Jazzmarazz

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Originally Posted by Kouen

OH JAZZ! I got links to send you private some tunes

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11th-April-2012, 19:37
Mr. Nemo

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Originally Posted by Spose'

Maybe but its hard to know if it will go into the pc im wanting to put it into. :s.

The 7750 is just as big/small as the 6770 you planned on using. Care to explain by that whole 'fit into your computer'?
11th-April-2012, 19:37
Ace Ventura

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Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz

PE..What are you, 12?

Actually 18. :wacko: I still have to take PE in this shit-hole high school. -_____-

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Originally Posted by Spose'

I thought you had a note against it?

I thought I did too, but since I can't read my doctor's chicken-scratch handwriting it says that they have to take it easy one me. Heh, ohhhh yeahhh right. :wacko:
11th-April-2012, 19:44
Spose'

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Originally Posted by Mr. Nemo

Just rechecked and I feel like a hurp derp. 7750 is slower than the 6770, but benchmark tests label the 7750 as a better card overall. On average, you'll lose about 10% or less in performance when selecting, but when you can Crossfire, it can pown the 6770 while using less energy. In short, anything pass a Nvidia 8800 GT is supposed to be good enough for emulating most systems and my integrated card from the A4-3400 is close to maxing out on level 2 graphic speed hack on PS2 (and that is about 1/3 the performance of the 7750).

The biggest problem with most tests is that they do the stupid stuff and use high res when some of the cards used for a test are not meant for high res. The 7750 tests are clear examples of it when every test the did was max graphics and highest resolution. It fares much better around 720 widescreen than the 1080 nonsense.

Alright when i get a spare 100ish ill get the 7750 should allow pretty good ps2 emulation since kingdom hearts on my dads integrated (Intel X4500) lets it run but it drops frames like crrazy in spikes. But i think Kingdom Hearts one is a more high demand PS2 game? I Should be going good with the 7750.
11th-April-2012, 19:46
Spose'

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Originally Posted by Mr. Nemo

The 7750 is just as big/small as the 6770 you planned on using. Care to explain by that whole 'fit into your computer'?

I've never changed one before so i don't know if it has to be a certain size ect in a desktop.
11th-April-2012, 19:48
Ace Ventura

So I'm quite excited to meet Five Finger Death Punch, Shinedown, and Theory of a Deadman on May 13. Gonna be fun. :wacko:

And I can't wait to interview Tenth Avenue North and Remedy Drive on the 23rd of June I believe it is? It's gonna be a great time. :nerd:

So how's everyone elses' day going? :P
11th-April-2012, 19:48
Mr. Nemo

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Originally Posted by Spose'

I've never changed one before so i don't know if it has to be a certain size ect in a desktop.

LOL. If you have a mATX (standard size for computers sold in stores, 16'', 7'', 16''), anything below $200 will fit in your computer.
11th-April-2012, 19:55
Kouen Hasuki

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Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz

?

Drop me a line on skype at some point ill pass ya some links
11th-April-2012, 19:57
Spose'

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Originally Posted by Mr. Nemo

LOL. If you have a mATX (standard size for computers sold in stores, 16'', 7'', 16''), anything below $200 will fit in your computer.

Picked it up at walmart it runs most things good btu retail Computers always have shit integrated cards. I think it has 32mb-64mb dedicated to video.

Once i get a graphics card that like 1gb it should make Ps2 emulation at its best. :S
11th-April-2012, 20:04
Nemkoon

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11th-April-2012, 20:36
brit

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Originally Posted by Kouen

Drop me a line on skype at some point ill pass ya some links

Nigga, if it's music, just post the links. I'm nosy. :wacko:
11th-April-2012, 23:10
skullpoker

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Originally Posted by Spose'

retail Computers always have shit integrated cards. I think it has 32mb-64mb dedicated to video.

It's either a card(with dedicated RAM) or an integrated chip-set. If you haven't put in a card then you probably have a chip-set, and those share your system RAM since they don't have dedicated RAM. Until you get your graphics card, try using a USB flash drive or an SD card if you have the proper reader, and when you get Autoplay options, check Speed up my system with ReadyBoost. It will help a bit in the meantime.
11th-April-2012, 23:24
Spose'

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Originally Posted by skullpoker

It's either a card(with dedicated RAM) or an integrated chip-set. If you haven't put in a card then you probably have a chip-set, and those share your system RAM since they don't have dedicated RAM. Until you get your graphics card, try using a USB flash drive or an SD card if you have the proper reader, and when you get Autoplay options, check Speed up my system with ReadyBoost. It will help a bit in the meantime.

So if i plugged in a blank 1TB HardDrive and hit that would it give something like more ram or? :S
11th-April-2012, 23:27
Nemkoon

Should I play a GBA Metroid or FF6 Advance.
FF6 is the only US released 2D one I haven't beat, and I beat both metroids on GBA.
11th-April-2012, 23:36
Wyrm

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Originally Posted by Nemesis

Should I play a GBA Metroid or FF6 Advance.
FF6 is the only US released 2D one I haven't beat, and I beat both metroids on GBA.

FF6 duh.