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  • Trippy

    #46
    Re: differences in game load times?

    jesus bro... you have that big *** clunker sitting on your desk?? I can only imagine your temps.

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    • imported_kiwi
      Member
      • Jun 2007
      • 555

      #47
      Re: differences in game load times?

      Originally posted by Stalker8888 View Post
      You STFU

      Why do you mention LN2 and show single stage? :laugh:

      Nobody runs LN2 24/7 you must know it

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      • System
        Member
        • Jun 2006
        • 1091

        #48
        Re: differences in game load times?

        Originally posted by Stalker8888 View Post
        You STFU

        To think I was jealous. That thing is ugly...:shock: :shock: Oh well, I guess you need all that extra power to play BF2 and other games "ok".

        Ps. Why isn't the liquid nitro cooling in your sig?

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        • camper.
          Member
          • Dec 2006
          • 3459

          #49
          Re: differences in game load times?

          Originally posted by Stalker8888 View Post
          You STFU

          Right, now how about a sheet of paper saying "TBF2" in the middle? Wrinkled slightly too.

          And where are the GFX cards?

          :laugh:

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          • System
            Member
            • Jun 2006
            • 1091

            #50
            Re: differences in game load times?

            Originally posted by camperstrike View Post
            Right, now how about a sheet of paper saying "TBF2" in the middle? Wrinkled slightly too.

            And where are the GFX cards?

            :laugh:
            I think you maybe onto something... I wasn't really paying attention at first but I swore I only saw one card. But that is nothing, the best part is the bottom right hand corner. Your going to love this: APRIL 10/07

            Check this out:

            Really, it's hard for us to imagine sticking anything as loud and power hungry as the GeForce 8800 GTX into our precious desktop, no matter how great the latest games look on it, and we're having an even harder time envisioning NVIDIA's new 8800 Ultra anywhere near our motherboard. The new children-eating card starts at $829, and includes premium versions of the GTX's components, overclocked to fairly unreasonable degrees: a 612MHz core clock, 1500MHz shader clock and 1080MHz memory clock. Unfortunately, all that Ultra-ness only leads to a 10-15% performance increase, which isn't horrible, but hardly worth ditching your current 8800 GTX SLI setup for a couple of Ultras. But if that's not enough to dissuade you, or if you've been holding out for the best of the best from NVIDIA, you can pick one of these up around May 15th.


            Erhm.. Ultras are released around May 15/07, one month after aussie boy here picked two up.

            One last thing though, I and others were under the impretion that you recently built this computer? Recently being with in the last 2-3 weeks.

            Can't forget that this rig only cost you $$7,600 AUS. Must have been a great deal on those ultras a month ahead of release date. Did you get a buy one get one free deal too? :laugh:

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