He's a bad lawyer, i.e. he makes procedural and ethical mistakes.
He said things, in court and in the media, that are slanderous/libelous.
Why should he continue to practice law?
OTOH, at least he can get work at FNC.
It seems like this was supposed to be their answer to the GTX, only they couldn't get the clocks high enough.
So, they lowered the price to position it against the GTS's and now wait for the process shrink.
Check out the newly released nvidia 8600 GTS cards.
They're around 200USD, and 100% HD offload (that actually works!)
Don't bother if you've got anything as good or better than the Geforce 7800
or Radeon x19*0 (which you can still find pretty cheap even though they're EOL.)
Every hacked copy I've ever seen requires SSE2 at a minimum. Your CPU doesn't have that. Your CPU is also not x86-64 compatible. I wonder why you have 'missing op-codes'? Try reading the instructions next time.
...to guess that the "customer response" would be overwhelmingly negative.
That's how I read it too.
It's only misleading if you can't infer context.
Also, dude's argument is bizarre.
He's a bad lawyer, i.e. he makes procedural and ethical mistakes.
He said things, in court and in the media, that are slanderous/libelous.
Why should he continue to practice law?
OTOH, at least he can get work at FNC.
I wonder if they'll have "THIS IS NOT A SPY BLIMP" on the side?
It seems like this was supposed to be their answer to the GTX, only they couldn't get the clocks high enough. So, they lowered the price to position it against the GTS's and now wait for the process shrink.
Check out the newly released nvidia 8600 GTS cards. They're around 200USD, and 100% HD offload (that actually works!) Don't bother if you've got anything as good or better than the Geforce 7800 or Radeon x19*0 (which you can still find pretty cheap even though they're EOL.)
Every hacked copy I've ever seen requires SSE2 at a minimum.
Your CPU doesn't have that.
Your CPU is also not x86-64 compatible.
I wonder why you have 'missing op-codes'?
Try reading the instructions next time.