On some older MacBook Pro's, the left side port was for higher powered devices then the right side supported. Most of the time if you plug a device in to the right side port it will inform you something's trying to draw too much power. I think newer devices are smart enough to negotiate that...
Do you know what MPEG-2 means?
It's a video compression format. There is no such thing as uncompressed MPEG-2. High bitrate MPEG-2 is about as good as it gets in terms of high def video, but it's still compressed. Uncompressed 1080i@60 fields per second would end up at over a terabyte for a...
Canon has some refurb SD4000's and S95's on their website at the moment. I believe the SD4000 runs around $200, and a hundred more for the S95.
http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10051_10051_268554_-1
Back in the day developers were complaining about the PS2 not having a solid API, making it much more difficult to program for.
But, toward the end of the PS2's life, developers were able to find various tricks and techniques that wouldn't have been available through a high level API to get the...
I felt like this was a bit of BS from the IBM'ers. If you buzz in too early there's a timeout window where you're no longer able to buzz in. Watson will never run into this issue. Any humans fighting to squeeze in ahead of Watson will hit it over and over again.
It looked like if the...
http://support.amd.com/us/eyefinity/Pages/eyefinity-dongles.aspx
The video card can only output to two legacy monitors at the same time. They don't have the output circuitry on the card to drive a third monitor over DVI/HDMI/VGA. So it's a hardware issue keeping you from doing what you want...
Watch out with these boards and any 125W AMD processors (includes the Athlon x2 6400+ and a couple of the new Phenoms).
Anandtech reported a bunch of motherboard failures when using the high power draw processors.
I ran into random issues with the Asus micro atx board where the processor...
The Microcenter in Dallas is sold out of pretty much everything on the high end, including this RAM.
They had no 3870s, no 8800gt, a couple overpriced 8800gts, and nothing but a bunch of Corsair 2x1GB kits.
Do you have any info about the restrictions on selling software developed with them? I'm having trouble tracking that down, and I wouldn't mind heading to one of these events to upgrade from my purchased copy of VS2005.
Thanks.
It sounds like there's about to be a new BluRay specification that requires an internet connection and potentially local storage.
What this means is any standalone BluRay player on the market right now won't play these discs down the line.
The PS3, however, can be firmware upgraded and...
It looks to me almost like Newegg was offerring the cut price ahead of time. I'm guessing they're selling a lot of these, so maybe they have something worked out with AMD.
Just got my processor yesterday. Threw it in my Foxconn Nforce 590 SLI board with a Nautilus water cooled setup. Threw a high memory divider on just to work out the processor clocking capability.
Bumped the voltage to 1.4 and left it burning in/SP2004 9.5 x 295 (2.8gHz). That was without...
Well, this x2 3600 is the 65nm Brisbane, so its power consumption will be less than the Windsor 4200.
In my case, I've got one of those Corsair Nautilus water cooling systems, and my experience with my current system is that a 9.5 multi is enough. My MB/Ram seems to be pretty happy in a...
I ordered one of these to go in my Foxconn 590SLI board.
I'm currently running an early Athlon 64 3000+, stable at 2.8 ghz (9x311), so I'm hoping to get similar overclocking results with the dual core.
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