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[El Dango]

Well, i'm just glad you're back. And Stan is back too.

 

[Xenon]

Pay-as-you-go sucks so hard, I'd switch if I were you.

 

[Acarr]

Which reminds me, I still need to top up my phone...(where-ever it is)

 

[El Dango]

Acarr... your sig...!

 

[Xenon]

Get rid of it. Now.

 

[El Dango]

I gotta admit that it's kinda funny, but i won't like looking at it all the time.

 

[Reese Riverson]

Holy crap! What was the point in having such signature like that for anyways?

 

[El Dango]

Holy crap!

Wrong person.

 

[Reese Riverson]

No, not wrong person, I literally mean HOLY CRAP. Not the user Holy Crap.

 

[El Dango]

I know, i was just kidding.

 

[neo]

ROFL at acarrs sig.

 

[Reese Riverson]

I know, i was just kidding.

Oh, I didn't know you were.

 

[El Dango]

Well... Acarr is not active right now, so we'll have to look at her sig until she comes back...

 

[Reese Riverson]

Oh, Acarr's a girl? I thought she was a he.

Well, unless Hunchman was to come on before she does...

 

[Serza5]

Has anybody got Animal Crossing: lets go to the city? It's a kids game, I know, but I really want to test out wii speach and such. Plus it sucks as half the game requires you to be connected to others.

I have it! And wii speak! I traded my RRR games for it.

 

[foultzboyz]

I just played the Project Origin demo released about a week ago. Highest settings with anisotropy set at 16x and anti-aliasing at 2x, along with a 1152x864 (being modest because I didn't know how my system would handle it) resolution. It looks great, plays great, and I had a lot of fun with it. (And 1152x864 with 2x anti-aliasing is actually very smooth-looking. Usually you'd need to bump up one of the two to avoid jagged edges, though even with just 2x, everything looked perfectly smooth...which I liked, because it's actually a fairly demanding game otherwise.)

 

[Reese Riverson]

I just played the Project Origin demo released about a week ago. Highest settings with anisotropy set at 16x and anti-aliasing at 2x, along with a 1152x864 (being modest because I didn't know how my system would handle it) resolution. It looks great, plays great, and I had a lot of fun with it. (And 1152x864 with 2x anti-aliasing is actually very smooth-looking. Usually you'd need to bump up one of the two to avoid jagged edges, though even with just 2x, everything looked perfectly smooth...which I liked, because it's actually a fairly demanding game otherwise.)

What's next, 1680 x 1050 resolution?

Well, I just played this music here:

and it really pounds. Could start hearing things in my closet vibrate as well as something on my table. I love loud music.

 

[foultzboyz]

I could try a 2048x1536 with this monitor if I wanted a slideshow. (Mine's got an E6750, 3GB RAM, and an 8800GS.) They actually recommend boosting the anti-aliasing over the resolution for better visuals, which is different from the norm. (I've always found that 2x anti-aliasing is perfectly fine though for everything except Crysis and all its foliage...) 1152x864 with 2x anti-aliasing is surprisingly very clean in Project Origin though.

And loud music is good.

 

[Reese Riverson]

My desktop's got an E7400 overclocked to 3.6GHz, 3GB DDR2 PC2 8500 RAM, Asus P5Q Pro Motherboard, ATI Radeon HD 3870 512MB PCI-e 16x Graphics card, 80GB SATA HDD, and air cooling. This thing runs everything I got at 1680 x 1050 at max settings. I run Bioshock at that, Half-Life series at that, and a few other games I have at that and it runs perfectly well. I also run Windows Vista on it.

 

[Jman]

I thought you upgrade to a higher graphics card?