I've recently watched all the bond movies and Connery is by far the coolest of all the Bonds.
That being said, I hope they don't rely too much on the voice acting and use it instead as a bonus. They should instead concentrate on the gameplay itself and not build the game around the novelty voice acting.
I haven't seen a good Bond game since Goldeneye64 and even that left me lacking after a while.
I believe that ATI should have taken the lead here and included this or simular cooler in their reference design for the X800 series. Unlike a muscle car, a gaming rig should be QUIET. When you're dealing with a very expensive $500+ card a great deal of attention should also be put on the cooler. If it ends up costing more, so be it...at this price point they should not be stingy with anything.
Watercooling solves any issues that heat can cause. The system also cools an AMD643400+(1MB), 7 250GB Maxtor (7y250P0), Asus Board and has a hose to cool off my lower power HTPC. It's quiet, it is small, it is a very good all around solution that never gets above 102f idle/116f load.
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I've recently watched all the bond movies and Connery is by far the coolest of all the Bonds.
That being said, I hope they don't rely too much on the voice acting and use it instead as a bonus. They should instead concentrate on the gameplay itself and not build the game around the novelty voice acting.
I haven't seen a good Bond game since Goldeneye64 and even that left me lacking after a while.
I believe that ATI should have taken the lead here and included this or simular cooler in their reference design for the X800 series. Unlike a muscle car, a gaming rig should be QUIET. When you're dealing with a very expensive $500+ card a great deal of attention should also be put on the cooler. If it ends up costing more, so be it...at this price point they should not be stingy with anything.
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No matter how good this cooler seems to be it will still only be as good as the best air coolers. This card works but still hovers at very high temperatures. I've just purchased this: http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?des
with this cooler: http://www.koolance.com/shop/product_info.php?pro
Watercooling solves any issues that heat can cause.
The system also cools an AMD643400+(1MB), 7 250GB Maxtor (7y250P0), Asus Board and has a hose to cool off my lower power HTPC. It's quiet, it is small, it is a very good all around solution that never gets above 102f idle/116f load.
Will upgrade when Duke Nukem Forever comes
Games will eventually replace movies, but in a melding of sorts. It will be more like movies that you are a player in.