they should have to advertise the limitations on the back of the box. WATCH THEIR STOCKS FALL!

M- Intense Violence, Drug Use, Partial Nudity, Internet Installs, 2 Limit Installs, Spyware, Malware

you see where im going with this

When EA keeps giving birth to such beautiful stillborn babies (killed by the decision to bundle another infamous SecuROM 7+/LIMITED ACTIVATIONS scheme), one can only ask: WHAT HAVE ITS EXECUTIVES BEEN SMOKING?!

MASS EFFECT could be found in clearance bins not two months following its release; SPORE undersold miserably; EA's stock was hit hard because of these failures (way BEFORE the market dive) - and yet, no one seems to be awake at the helm. DEAD SPACE (and RED ALERT 3 in a week) are proof how little EA respects its own customers (calling "pirates and petulant children" the 3,100 Amazon reviewers that rated the, similarly plagued, SPORE with 1-star was an early hint).

SecuROM 7+ has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH FIGHTING PIRACY. Proof: both MASS EFFECT and SPORE (as with BIOSHOCK last year) were pirated hours within (if not...before) their release - and if I can find this by simply Googling it, so can anyone.... I would bet dollars to donuts that EA is well aware of this - yet keeps bundling SecuROM 7+ although it severely hurts its sales! Ever wonder why?

SecuROM has always been more about data-mining and reporting back to its occasional mothership than...fighting piracy. That is why even FREE demos contain SecuROM. And that is why completely uninstalling a game plagued with SecuROM will NOT remove SecuROM - which will keep playing havoc with your system.

Lately, these security concerns have been accentuated as known Trojans seem to be exploiting SecuROM's backdoor access for their own purposes. In effect, installing a SecuROM-infected game in our computer will be placing your hardware and data at risk long after having uninstalled the game.

The game publishers that utilize SecuROM (such as EA) realize that they are not actually fighting piracy but use it as a pretext to bundle SecuROM with their product WITHOUT THE INFORMED CONSENT of their customers. A snooping-subroutine would require full disclosure but an antipiracy scheme can enjoy some more leeway.

Their near future plans (according to interviews given by their own executives) call for turning our computers into their proprietary consoles where we will be playing games for which we will be paying by the minute.
This nightmarish Pay-per-Play future apparently depends in them first consolidating their technological hold on as many computers as possible. After all, they see us as their cash-cows and they just started herding us in.

I, for one, REFUSE TO PAY FOR ANOTHER RENT-A-GAME.

Tell you what EA, you can keep your defective games and I will keep my hard-earned money. Let's see who has more to loose... amazon_com

teh rules for SLI or Crossfire are

1. Same card number ex. 8800 and another 8800 = works

2. same video ram amount ex. 640 mb and 640 mb = works

3. brands dont matter ex. eVGA and BFG = works

i like crysis just cuz it seems futuristic and very good strategic gameplay

farcry 2 is still a good game tho

It could be that the motherboard just doesn't support 4 Gigs. My ECS AMD690GM-M2 claimed to support 8GB, but really only allows 2GB.kodex1717

i was just gonna say the same thing, if the mobo only supports a small amount having too much wont work

due, read my blog (gamestop page). c if its anything like that

i found it was the video ram on my old computer. c it that helps

9/10

wanna trade?