Hi. So I finally got a new, super-sick computer, but I'm having a really nasty problem. I've tried to upload stuff to MediaFire and my computer keeps crashing. I've used Google Chrome and Firefox, both crashed. I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit.
What could the problem be? I hope it's not a motherboard problem; I've got a really good mobo (ASUS Maximus II Formula, latest BIOS). I'm thinking that it might be MediaFire, but can an specific site crash a system? Otherwise probably the browser? I don't really like IE, but that one might be more stable.
I guess I'm too old-fashioned, but I don't like things like Wii Fit. Heck, I hate the Wiimote; yeah, I know, I'm crazy. Add to that my dislike of exercise (even though I should do it WAY more), and, yeah, I wouldn't even want to try Wii Fit.
Wow; Brawl hate. Well, not hate, but overall feel of overrated-ness. Not from me; online is bad sometimes but to me it's tons of fun; I play it every day, never get bored of it.
Now, this will sound crazy, but it's true: Underrated: The Dog Island - No, it's not one of thoxe 'Petz' titles, it's sort of like a very passive Zelda title, without the epicness. It's alright.
Hi. I've finally ordered all the PC parts and they are on their way. Now I need to figure out whom to contact to have it built. I couldn't even consider putting it together myself; seems to me like there's way too many things that could go wrong, and I bought some pricey parts that I don't want to mess up.
So, what stores provide PC building services? I set aside about $100 for this; would that be enough?
Hi. Yes, me again :) Here's the case: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811129025&Tpk=p182
I'm looking for a good 700W+ PSU that will fit in there. FYI, this PC built for 3D renders will have an Asus Maximus II Formula mobo, 16GB of RAM, an Intel Quad Core Q9650, an EVGA GTX 280 FTW video card, and 5 fans. I'm actually guessing that I need at least 700W; is that good?
I'm looking at these two, but I'm not sure if they'll fit: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817703009 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139006
It's not that though, I was a big fan of the rumble pack (well, a third party one that doesn't stick out on the DS Lite), and the expansion pack for Daigasso! Band Brothers, and the connectivity between Pokemon Diamond / Pearl and older GBA versions, and accesories like the Guitar Grip and the Arkanoid Paddle, and...
I always felt that the GBA slot could've been used a lot better by clever developers, for cool accesories and whatnot. I won't miss it since I have 2 Lites, but personally I think they should've kept it. Wouldn't it have been better to add GBA Link Cable support?
I doubt it. Bigger screens, better speakers, and more features are looking good. Personally I'm not too excited for the SD card support and on-board memory and photo taking, but just about everyone is loving any or all of those features, so I'm sure it's going to sell quite well.
Yeah, I won't sleep easy until I know all the details on this :) I'm very excited for the better speakers, bigger screens, and overall system redesign; the camera and audio and whatnot don't really interest me, so I might import. I wonder, though, if North American SD cards will work on it, and also the browser and the Nintendo points. Once I know what will work or not, I'll decide wether to import or not; hey, a wait of around a year is way too much :)
I'm torn. I'm the self-proclaimed #1 DS fan, but I would love to replay FF7 with a very neat and shiny graphical upgrade. The DS could do fine on that, though. I'm voting...for DS :)
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