maybe the ads for the maibatsu monostrosity in gta3 weren't that far off.. seats 12 (doesn't the expedition come close to this;) ), amphibious mode, equipped to cross the artic tundra, 3 miles per gallon..
Not only were they the No. 1 retail supplier of NVidia based cards, but they were also NVidia's launch partner who helped design and build all of the reference cards for the last several generations of GeForce chipsets (starting w/ the gf2mx if IIRC).
Let me just say first off that I'm not a Mac zealot. I fully recognize that for certain tasks, maybe even most tasks, x86 hardware is faster than Mac hardware. F U Motorola!;^).
i wouldn't blame motorola for that. blame apple. motorola designed the g3 and g4 procs for embedded
use, which is why apples don't need heatsinks or fans for the cpus the way x86 machines do. apple is the one who decided to them for a purpose they weren't intended for.
um.. no offense.. but when was the last time you looked in your registry after uninstalling something? a lot of windows software.. um.. forgets to remove all of it's info out of the registry. it may remove some, which will prevent problems with windows, but it doesn't always remove everything.
i've had to clean the registry for several systems with almost no software installed on them because i couldn't install something on them. the install would seem to work, but then complain of a full registry, at which point all the info it stored on the hd was useless..
DFP support depends on the board manufacturer, not the chip maker (although they are the same in 3dfx and ATIs cases). I have seen some TNT2 cards that claimed to have DFP support, can't verify that since I don't have one..
I would return mine, since I never used it, but it got stolen when my dorm was broken into last year.. That and a Zip drive that I didn't use anymore because of the Click of Death..
maybe the ads for the maibatsu monostrosity in gta3 weren't that far off.. seats 12 (doesn't the expedition come close to this ;) ), amphibious mode, equipped to cross the artic tundra, 3 miles per gallon..
wouldn't that be a transport protocol?
Not only were they the No. 1 retail supplier of NVidia based cards, but they were also NVidia's launch partner who helped design and build all of the reference cards for the last several generations of GeForce chipsets (starting w/ the gf2mx if IIRC).
ibm designed the powerpc arch, but motorola adapted it for the g3 and g4
i wouldn't blame motorola for that. blame apple. motorola designed the g3 and g4 procs for embedded use, which is why apples don't need heatsinks or fans for the cpus the way x86 machines do. apple is the one who decided to them for a purpose they weren't intended for.
I think I have to go with:
"Nobody will ever need more than 640 kB RAM."
Bill Gates (1983)
um.. no offense.. but when was the last time you looked in your registry after uninstalling something? a lot of windows software.. um.. forgets to remove all of it's info out of the registry. it may remove some, which will prevent problems with windows, but it doesn't always remove everything.
i've had to clean the registry for several systems with almost no software installed on them because i couldn't install something on them. the install would seem to work, but then complain of a full registry, at which point all the info it stored on the hd was useless..
DFP support depends on the board manufacturer, not the chip maker (although they are the same in 3dfx and ATIs cases). I have seen some TNT2 cards that claimed to have DFP support, can't verify that since I don't have one..
i recieved an e-mail from oracle saying they anticipated having the cd ready in the last week of may.. obviously that date slipped..
got a link?
i tried finding it on starwars.countingdown.com, since i got an e-mail saying it was there, but i couldn't find it anywhere.
I would return mine, since I never used it, but it got stolen when my dorm was broken into last year.. That and a Zip drive that I didn't use anymore because of the Click of Death..
Some people..