But only by a handful of frames depending on the game.
[editline]19th March 2014[/editline]
Plus by now shouldn't the 660 be cheaper anyway?
[QUOTE=Makol;44288343]But only by a handful of frames depending on the game.[/QUOTE]
750 Ti seems to be the cheaper option, so. Perhaps a better option.
They actually seem to be around the same price depending on the brand.
Bluetooth is nice
I'm done with my fucking job. I just want to take next week off and book a last minute flight to Mexico. I have been cleaning up this fucking idiot's mess consistently for the past 3 weeks, and they're twice my age and get paid eight times as much.
[QUOTE=Protocol7;44289390]I'm done with my fucking job. I just want to take next week off and book a last minute flight to Mexico. I have been cleaning up this fucking idiot's mess consistently for the past 3 weeks, and they're twice my age and get paid eight times as much.[/QUOTE]
What happened?
A bunch of stupid shit. For example:
Literally just created a bug, asks in the details:
[quote="idiot"]Could this be due to authentication problems?[/quote]
[quote="Stack Trace"] System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: The INSERT statement conflicted with the FOREIGN KEY constraint "blah"". The conflict occurred in database "blah", table "blah", column blah'.[/quote]
Je-fucking-sus. Learn to read.
QA person. Loves to copy exception logs. Does not read them. Blames cause on something else. Completely ignores procedure. Protocol7's homicidal tendencies rising.
[QUOTE=wingless;44288311]The 750 Ti has better power usage and slightly better compute (But who gives a shit if you're buying it for games), but 660 outperforms in game framerate absolutely every time.[/QUOTE]
As far as I'm aware the EVGA 750Ti ACX FTW is the best of the 750Tis if you have a 6pin free, as it seems to be able to constantly hit >1400MHz when Overclocked, my 750Ti without 6pin can only manage 1200Mhz before it gets power throttled.
[URL]http://cdn.pcper.com/files/imagecache/article_max_width/review/2014-03-18/clockspeed750tioc_0.png[/URL]
It's faster than a 660 when overclocked to those speeds and cheaper than most low-end 660s.
TIL UE4 is now available and has a subscription model.
The fucking game maker level editor is the worst thing in the world and doesn't work for longer than 3 seconds without having to restart GM in it's entirety
good lord
[QUOTE=~Kiwi~v2;44289549]btw how is your 750 ti going
[editline]20th March 2014[/editline]
my merge why[/QUOTE]
Pretty decently, it feels more like an enthusiast card at 1080p, whereas the 650Ti feels more mid range.
I will do the benchmarks but I've been rather busy here. I have my CCNA exam tomorrow but after that I'm done with Uni for this term, so I should be able to get them done fairly soon.
Here's the damage to my camera
[t]http://i.imgur.com/FDOJkC6.jpg[/t]
Getting it fixed asap
[QUOTE=garychencool;44289324]Bluetooth is nice[/QUOTE]
The only run in I've ever had with Bluetooth in the Wiimote, bit fiddly but then again I suppose it was never intended to work with a PC.
[QUOTE=rhx123;44289593]Pretty decently, it feels more like an enthusiast card at 1080p, whereas the 650Ti feels more mid range.
I will do the benchmarks but I've been rather busy here. I have my CCNA exam tomorrow but after that I'm done with Uni for this term, so I should be able to get them done fairly soon.[/QUOTE]
Its faster than a GTX 480 Think about that for a moment!.
Uses no power only a pcie lane.
I hope amd will also release such an card once. But i can't wait to see the fully Maxwell lineup.
[QUOTE=MasterFen006;44286257]Are those actual disk images?[/QUOTE]
CD keys
[QUOTE=Del91;44290201]CD keys[/QUOTE]
Oh okay, I could see pictures of CDs in the folders and I thought you were joking.
Pictures of the labels on scrapped laptops. :v:
Earlier I posted about a piece of equipment I have no idea about:
[img]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/286964/cray1.jpg[/img]
As far as I can ascertain through some menu browsing, it's some sort of Router. I have an ISDN card module too, that was on the shelf above it.
[QUOTE=Tezzanator92;44290524]Earlier I posted about a piece of equipment I have no idea about:
[IMG]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/286964/cray1.jpg[/IMG]
As far as I can ascertain through some menu browsing, it's some sort of Router. I have an ISDN card module too, that was on the shelf above it.[/QUOTE]
Its definitely a sort of Enterprise router. I remember a professor of mine showing pictures of one just like that (albeit more modern) as part of an upgrade of the university's vCloud cluster.
They are also very, very expensive. :v: I think theirs cost like somewhere between $30-70 grand [I]with[/I] the education discount.
[QUOTE=Skanic;44289958]Its faster than a GTX 480 Think about that for a moment!.
Uses no power only a pcie lane.
I hope amd will also release such an card once. But i can't wait to see the fully Maxwell lineup.[/QUOTE]
I don't think there's much hope of AMD doing that, most of their current mid-range cards are last gen with boosted clocks and increased power consumption.
A lot of people are going "lol power consumptions doesn't matter its all about price/performance" but AMD's strategy of saying "fuck power consumption lets boost clocks" seems very reminiscent of the Pentium 4 palaver.
[QUOTE=Tezzanator92;44290524]Earlier I posted about a piece of equipment I have no idea about:
[img]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/286964/cray1.jpg[/img]
As far as I can ascertain through some menu browsing, it's some sort of Router. I have an ISDN card module too, that was on the shelf above it.[/QUOTE]
Cray is a supercomputer manufacturer.
You got a model number or a serial number or something?
Cray does make supercomputers, some sinister looking ones at that, but that looks like a router
[QUOTE=Del91;44290724]Cray does make supercomputers, some sinister looking ones at that, but that looks like a router[/QUOTE]
Indeed, and I can't find anything Cray related that is smaller than a vending machine so I have no idea where to start looking without knowing some form of identifying number.
In the software there's reference to the model number being "SE-1401". Apart from that the onboard menu just seems to access each module's internal software.
I did manage to ping it with my laptop though. So there's some sign of life.
Only thing I can find is a number of sites offering refurbished "SE-1401 System Centers" for prices obtainable only through quotes. I cannot find a single picture of it though, not a single one.
It's very strange, The power supplies were last tested 1997 so they must be a bit older than that. Old hardware but interesting. If only I could find a manual or something.
In the room this came from there's shelves of ISDN and BT Fibre equipment (And an installed Fibre line from, I assume, the nearest exchange)
just gonna interject here,
if something is only offered through quote pricing
it's hella expensive
[QUOTE=S31-Syntax;44290922]Only thing I can find is a number of sites offering refurbished "SE-1401 System Centers" for prices obtainable only through quotes. I cannot find a single picture of it though, not a single one.[/QUOTE]
I think it was mentioned somewhere as a chassi, probably with PSU in it, and from the pic it would look like a router / switch chassi with line card slots (or similar enough). Going by the size and look, i would guess some kind of higher end device. Like, data center or core*
*[I]All is speculation, poster takes no responsibility for anything[/I]
[QUOTE=alien_guy;44289543]TIL UE4 is now available and has a subscription model.[/QUOTE]
Call me naive but I was hoping that they'd announce a new unreal tournament before they release the engine
NMap found an open port (26), Telnetted into it and found a management interface... With a password.
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