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sadly... the one they ARE working on, is for the 3DS. I guess that's good for people that actually have one.. but i was hoping for a PC sequel.

I think they need to add a car care test to the license requirement. A broke down vehicle can be just as dangerous as someone that can't drive. (say... the car suddenly stops on the highway and loses control)

looking good so far, slowly working on getting mine running better.

yes... intel still sells pentium branded CPUs

it plays it, you just have to be running win98/me and QT4.0

@N00bieNerd ot shouldnt take that long this time since they've alreasy got the game engine built. They just have to do some cecimatics, voice acting, level design, and maybe some new units. The hard part, like the engine and raw materials, is done. Some of that other stuff is probably done. Its b...

awesome performance! well this should make building a LAN PARTY rig easier... now I can throw one of these on an ITX build and not have to worry about a video card. lets see.. one of these, 8gb ddr-3, 2x 2.5in hdd in raid, slim optical drive. should make a nice lan party rig, and it'll be just a ...

I'm very excited about this version. the fact that is supports ARM is BIG! many many opportunities will open up due to that.

@weikengc any car left in neutral can be moved by pushing it. actually... there's a good chance the car will start to roll away if its not parked at a level spot.

If the e-brake (actually on manual trans. cars i think its called the parking break since you don't shift it into park, but it does t...

@Ivanchucri man i was hoping the economy would have improved BEFORE the end of the world.... o well

yea for the past 3 years we've gotten snow like that at least once or twice a year

@Lokim23 probably not fraps.. but it is screen capture software like fraps

the clips are usually on AMD based computers, while most Intel based computers have push pins of sorts. OEM and custom machines vary.

just for the heck of it... here are my specs.

AMD Athlon II X4 630 @2.8GHz

2x 2GB Super Talent 800mhz DDR-2

Biostar A780L

MSI brand, nVidia 9600GT 512mb 256-bit 900mhz GDDR3 (x2 ddr), 700mhz core

Hitachi 500GB 7200RPM 16MB, 2x Western Digital 160GB 7200RPM 8MB, all SATA 3GB/sec

LSP 450 Pro power...

actually it really is 1TB, in the way the manufacturer counts memory. In windows it'll show up as ~932gb b/c of how the OS counts storage. Hard drive manufacturers count it by 1000s (1000bytes = 1KB), while windows counts by 1024. (1024bytes = 1KB). its not a classification.

not exactly a step in speeding up your computer, but still good info!

i'm going to be honest... there's a lot of stuff you're leaving out in some of these videos and some mix ups with terminology. for example... "64-bit operating system processor" is not the term and that's not even a good spot to find out the cpu type. you're better looking at cpu-z, since you can...

they're not vitual cores... at least not on that cpu... they are physical cores just on one package. a virtual core would be intel's hyperthreading.

you also want to pay attention to how many "stream processors" are on the card and not so much the clock speed. 32 (nvidia) at 550mhz is better than 8 (nvidia) at 700mhz. Most amount of memory is also not a good basis... I've seen very low end cards with insane amounts of memory. for example, my...

Awesome slant 6! Can't wait to get another for my old dodge ram. What was used for the EFI?