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#1 Elemayo
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#3 Elemayo
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In my experience it has been worth it.
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I hateeeeee ittttt
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#5 Elemayo
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Does anyone know of any downloadable stock market/stock investment games for PC? I know there are tons of web based ones that go off the real stock market in real time, but i'm looking for one that simulates time instead and preferably has custom starting options and stuff. I've searched all over for one but not found one. I have a hard time believing there isn't one out there somewhere. Thanks in advance.
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#6 Elemayo
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Does anyone know of any downloadable stock market/stock investment games for PC? I know there are tons of web based ones that go off the real stock market in real time, but i'm looking for one that simulates time instead and preferably has custom starting options and stuff. I've searched all over for one but not found one. I have a hard time believing there isn't one out there somewhere. Thanks in advance.
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#7 Elemayo
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[QUOTE="Chiddaling"]Eh, I knew it would come down to this. :lol: My PSU is an unknown brand, if I remember correctly. I think I'm better off saving for a better PSU. How would a GTX 470 be with a 500W Unknown Brand PSU :lol:

A much better idea than a 6950.
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#8 Elemayo
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[QUOTE="Elemayo"][QUOTE="General_X"]Depends on the monitor really, some monitors handle VGA well so there won't be much of a difference, others don't and there will be a noticeable improvement in clarity.JimmyJumpy

WEll, I have a kind of crappy hp 2009m, do you know anything about it?

The 2009M isn't that crappy. It's a regular 20" screen. Nothing spectacular, but there's far worse out there. Most TFT screens fare better with DVI because of the response times. They tend to get lower when using VGA.

I'm sorry, audio and video aren't my specialty. Are you saying i would see an improvement by switching to DVI?
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#9 Elemayo
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Depends on the monitor really, some monitors handle VGA well so there won't be much of a difference, others don't and there will be a noticeable improvement in clarity.General_X
WEll, I have a kind of crappy hp 2009m, do you know anything about it?
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#10 Elemayo
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If i switch from vga to DVI will i see any real improvement of image quality? Will anti aliasing and stuff be more effective? Better response time?