yugioh999 Posts

There was a pc version of MML iirc.

And note, PCSX2 isn't the nicest emulator unless you have decent hardware to run it, and if you just want PSX games then use ePSXe in the wame way one would set up PCSX2, grab bios, iso of the game, and run it.

I always downloaded stuff and left it in iFile and used it's image viewer. The screen is large enough that zooming in really isn't necessary, so it was fine for doujins and manga.

Just looking at that the board is alright, I do notice a ridiculously large amount of supported USB 2.0 slots, but regardless. You'll also have one slot for a gpu but since crossfire and sli can be beaten by one higher card these days it should be fine. A quick note too I assume you'll use an ethernet connection to your router, cause if you need to use wifi make sure you buy yourself a wireless network adapter (I had to do this but that's just because I have my routers in different rooms, just noting as a reminder.)

Also most ddr3 ram these days can work down from their speeds if they're higher, but since it's not that much of a difference price wise just focus on finding DDR3 1333 ram to make things easier for yourself.

As for cooling problems, try looking for cases with filters over their intake fans (the antec 300 illusion comes to mind and cooling in it has been fine for me over the past couple months). Also purchase yourself some canned air and give your comp's parts a good blowjob every now and then.

not bad at all lol, I recall a while back at work I had to repair a computer with 2 7300GT's in SLI, could handle doom 3 atleast =/

XD, you can find lots of stuff in thrift stores here, people are wasteful.

XD I love suits and vests and blazers and all that kind of stuff. I have about 2 dozen blazers in my closet just because I love wearing em, I need 7 more for one blazer a day XD

No one will ever realize that I bought it at a thrift shop for $30 >=D

herp, It's been a while. I only faintly recall 2 users, Haburi chan and another, and then i think you were always the one obsessed with desu (doi).

If I'm wrong feel free to slap me.


OT: is not a him

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Well you know what, I have a horse head.



the yes.flv was edited in later as an inside joke with suchipi

Lol you could probably do that, though out of curiosity were you able to find the model number of the card?

I want a panda hat .3.

Prinny has evolved into Prince, WTF BOOM

lolol, the virgin's club has faded and gone, that place has such great memories.

I mainly visit the computer section these days, though i'd drop by though

OT: Has changed his name since I last saw him

I was about to ask how you've been til I saw this thread. Regardless, it's strange seeing so many new faces.

A First person Eroge. Ohwait that's life, but it'd be a nicer version of sims atleast.

It's been a very very long time sepias.

Hello user I don't know.

Likewise is it AGP or PCI? AGP has the contacts split into 3 even sections and is older, if not outdated, and doesn't work on most motherboards these days. If your card is broken by static then it won't affect your own computer, and if you're just scared of messing with the guts of your own computer then just make sure you keep things like hair, conductive metal, and obviously anything magnetic away from the board, and make sure you discharge yourself before and periodically during your time with the computer open by touching the exposed (non painted part) of your case panel.

Another note, you should be able to find the model of the card written on it somewhere, and if it was that old that he left it in the garage, odds are it's not worth your time installing into your pc anyways.

Feel free to pick between AMD's 6950 and nvidia's 560 Ti, both are quite similar and approximately $250 range if I recall.



8 gig sets of ram are about $50-60 these days, so it's a good amount to have for most users.



Watch out for PSU's I'll go ahead and share what flaser said in previous posts about it, but I'm sure he's willing to help you more if you ask





A quick note, on newegg many people give 1 star ratings from DOA (damaged on arrival) items, which brings down ratings, but you can simply return it to the manufacturer and they'll replace it (though most of the time it isn't there fault) so try to focus on aspects written by other users and the board itself.

You chose a board with one PCI E x16 slot, and a couple smaller PCI expresses, this limits you quite a bit for either:

1) running multiple GPU's (crossfire, sli etc)
2) adding in peripherals (internal PCI cards for various things such as wireless adapters, sound cards, additional usb/firewire hubs etc)

If you do choose to get a different board however, keep in mind that you want to make sure that your socket type matches (which again, I feel like intel is a bit confusing for). There is a solution though, and that is there are quite a few CPU + motherboard combos on newegg that are worth searching for to help you in building your system