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Gil_Hamilton wrote:And he returns, after a year and a half of shame!

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The forum says some MyBB SQL error message so I'm asking here. You're at the wrong forum. With XAudio2 I experience crackle in audio when playing GBC titles, with OpenAL (Set to not use a generic implementation) I get stuttering audio and poor frame rates unless I turn off Sync Game to Audio in whi...

If you don't get the significance of 0-255... it's the maximum range that can be represented by one byte. The DualShock gamepad reads and reports axis data in 1-byte resolution. 7-bit resolution would be 0-127 across the entire axis, making the center point either 63 or 64, depending on how you sli...

As the pads wear, they will cease to center precisely(I've had this happen. Made Metal Gear Solid almost unplayable since there's null deadzone). Their movable range will increase, allowing them to hit that last bit of axis they can't reach currently(I don't think mine have worn THAT much, but I'm ...

This and several other "first use of analogue sticks" games use the hard coded centering value to determine the direction. Then test with Crash Bandicoot 2, which had analog support tacked on literally at the last minute. Works fine with and without the range / center adjustment. The only...

Its not just me, Dwarg from PCSX2 (Lilypad) has seen the same numbers at various places. the PSEmu Pro documentation is wrong (And poorly translated), as the values have been corrected in SSSPSXpad which fix the borked axis in PCSX. when you are on the world map, the sticks work as they are meant to...

Hopefully Demo see's this here. Center value is incorrect on EPSXE RAW Axis readings suggest that the range is 1-255 with a value of 128 in the center, however this is wrong. the correct Axis range is 0-254 with 127 in the center. The difference between the 2 is minor, but enough that it is the caus...

the feature isn't missing, the game isn't reading the latest drivers properly and setting the correct settings. (atleast in pop's case)

recent ubisoft titles have been shit.

PoP has fog issues (can be alleviated by forcing Vertex Shaders)
Splinter Cell has this issue..... ugh.

so glad i've joined the ubisoft boycott now because of there new drm crap.

Though windows 7 has its 8bit(256c) ddraw issues, zsnes hasn't been a problem.

Asus's probes are a little touchy on calibration. its gotten rare for it to happen on my Rampage II Gene, but it does occasionally.

I updated the BIOS of the P6T and When I used PC Probe II the CPU at 50c and it gave me an alert of the casing fans stopping. I opened up the case and they where running so when I closed the case I opened HW Monitor Pro and the CPU TIN is at 51c and the cores are all around 43c... Then I opened PC ...

80 load is normal for i7, don't worry too much unless it gets up past 95.

yeah, have you updated the bios at all since getting it? Asus has had 2 or 3 updates for the entire iX mainboard line in the last month or so.

most windows based solutions don;t allow multiplier locking for ram, and voltage adjustment.

Asus mainboard?

sometimes the cputin doesn't calibrate correctly on start and you will see the cputin higher then the cores. if that happens i usually just hibernate and resume.

somethings up there, the cputin should be cooler then the cores if you're cooling is working efficiently.

my buddy wants to drop $1200 on a computer (system only), he "already has the hard drives". he wants 8 gigs of ram, and quite possibly blu-ray burner. we're talking about an i7 920, but he was thinking AMD. he's afraid of overclocking but I think he 920 could run 3ghz with a nice little f...

I know some guys who are genuine nVidia fanboys here in Germany and they never heard of him. i'm going with the "Total shuttins" thing again. if you haven't heard of chris, you aren't a nvidia fanboy. he has accounts on nearly all of the english based communities and has done numerous rev...

*facepalms* Oops, now I know what you mean. Then again, you're giving high praise for someone in relative terms, isn't well known. He pretty much single handedly addressed most of the SLI complaints, issues and faults for along time there, and I used to feed him bug info to pass on to nvidia from t...

I know some guys who are genuine nVidia fanboys here in Germany and they never heard of him. i'm going with the "Total shuttins" thing again. if you haven't heard of chris, you aren't a nvidia fanboy. he has accounts on nearly all of the english based communities and has done numerous rev...

grinvader wrote:triple handless facepalm combo

lol.

IST.... they know who (except Kode54,.. but i assume hes a total shut in anyway soo....)

ChrisRay Died!!

LOL Thermaltake! I wouldn't use anything BUT a volcano on a K7 to keep its temps down. Yes, but you're an idiot. Thermaltake's R&D department consists of a small budget to buy everyone else's shit and a large budget to advertise their fucked-up reimplementatoin of everyone else's shit. And you ...