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S3's DeltaChrome Graphics Chip
Noob Jones writes "The Tech Report has an article about a new video card in the works at S3. 'S3 Graphics is back with a new chip, dubbed DeltaChrome, which looks like it might just be strong enough to become a player in the mid-range consumer graphics market.' With a third player back in the graphics market both Nvidia and ATi are going to have things to worry about but this can only spell good news for customers."
how do i configure xp so i can use a firewall for VPN.
I dont know what my username and password is, also on my firewall software, it asks for this which i cant figure out
how i can find this info:
Remote LAN IP Address
Remote LAN Subnet Mask
How can i configure this in xp, and my firewall vpn router software to make it work?
ya ya, hi hi
I, for one, welcome our new DeltaChrome overlords.
S3 is just leet speak for 5E
Oooh, it hurts.
That is a filthy, stinking lie. I haven't been with Pam for years.
I run Windows, which uses a BSD stack for TCP-IP. Do I need to send in $699 to be safe?
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That is a filthy, stinking lie. I haven't been with Pam for years.
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Great. First we have Wesley Crusher here on Slashdot and now Scott Baio. Who next? Max Casella (Vinnie Delpino) from "Doogie Howser, M.D."?
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You gotta be kidding, everybody loves the GOAT!!!!
XGI also just announced a new set of graphics chips, they're really the people who were part of the Trident/SiS GPU people, but this looks like good news for the video card industry.
while ATI and nVidia battle for the headline-making #1 graphics card, normal users will have a better selection of low price, yet high quality parts.
read on on hardocp.com lastnight (thursday) at 7pm.
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I've complained about this before, and got the excuse "this just means there's a large readership overlap"
and having thought about that, it just gives MORE reason not to post to both sites. That means more people read the same story in both places. Slashdot even has a Hardocp slashbox.
In my eyes, Hardocp is for the gamer/hardware enthusiast/ over clocking/ water cooling/ etc stuff. slashdot is for the rest.
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