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Forum: Conservatory
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Topic: Kick ass gaming rig on ebay.
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Topic: decent ups, cheap (ebay)
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Topic: mars
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| mars [message #27073] |
Sun, 08 November 2009 22:12 |
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the asus mars OMFG i think i jizzemed in my pants every now and again someone somewhere brings out the s**t to our table and say hi. like the i7 quad core
but asus well they have brought and they have conquered with the (ASUS MARS GTX 295)
and i qout
"When Asus claims that their limited edition, Quad-SLI-capable ASUS Mars GTX 295 is the worlds' fastest graphics card, they are not kidding. Or at least that's what this video of Far Cry running at 3840 x 2160 pixels shows."
http://www.pcgameshardware.com/aid,694034/Asus-Mars-GTX-295- benchmark-review/Reviews/
"If you kill 6 people in UT, its "Megakill". If you kill 6 people in Quake, its "Ultimate". But if you kill 6 people in cs:s, its "kicked by console for HaXoRiNg"."
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Topic: Thunderbird Anti-Phishing/Sender Verification Extension
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Topic: xbox 360 chip
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| xbox 360 chip [message #25924] |
Sat, 01 August 2009 00:39 |
Kilad4n
Messages: 23
Registered: September 2007
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any know off or has used a good xbox mod, that i can go in and get installed???
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Topic: AMD's 'Istanbul' six-core Opteron processors
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Topic: New PC Stuff
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| New PC Stuff [message #23766] |
Tue, 24 March 2009 00:01 |
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Grommett
Messages: 13
Registered: March 2009
Location: Leumeah
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So in 2 Weeks From now I place my Order for my Case, Fans, Fans, A Razer Mouse Pad(Not Made out of Razers), Fans, CPU Cooler and You Guessed it More FANS!!
After Selling my PS3, I get $400, Then I order and I will Have enough For a Cheap Macca's Meal.. Money well spent IMO..
Stuff I am Getting
1x NZXT Tempest Case
2x CoolerMaster Silent Blue LED 140mm Fans
3x CoolerMaster Silent Blue LED 120mm Fans
1x Cooler Master Hyper 212 CPU Fan
1x Razer Goliathus Standard (355 x 254mm) Speed Edition
After all this there will be 4x 80mm Fans Up for Grabs and an Old P4 CPU Cooler (Not Sure on CFM's,Sorry)
2x Blue LED (3pin Power)
2x Black Fans Molex or (4pin Power)
1x Pentium 4 LGA775 Socket CPU Cooler
The 120mm Fan's that I am Replacing have been Given Away but The 80mm Fans are there for the taking, PM me if you are Interested?
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Topic: OzModchips.com bulk order (wii modchip)
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| OzModchips.com bulk order (wii modchip) [message #21728] |
Sun, 02 November 2008 21:24 |
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Hi all,
I am thinking of ordering a Wii modchip from ozmodchips.com
these are completely solderless for installation, and can be installed in 10 minutes using nothing but a screwdriver. (doesnt void your Wii's warranty)
http://www.ozmodchips.com/solderless-d2pro-9-on-a-clip-free- triwing-p-162.html
The price per chip is reduced for bulk orders, so yeah
im interested in buying one, so i can check out the homebrew scene. i rekon it would be awesome playing Shareware doom, and perhaps even trying out a GNU/opensource linux distro on my Wii
Let me know if you are interested in purchasing one.
Remember, piracy is illegal... im sure the admins would be happy to delete any subsequent posts from this thread that are related to piracy/warez.
- Twitchel
twi75h.VRX;
PC: Core i7 930, 6gig Ram, Nvidia 285GTX, 3TB HDD space
Server: Core2Quad Q6600, 4gig Ram, 11.5TB HDD space, Win7 x64 Ultimate
Attended: SeptLAN, NovemberLAN, SummerLAN, AutumnLAN, FallLAN, WinterLAN, SpringLAN, SpringLAN 2.0, Frag-o-thon 2.0, ApriLAN, JuneLAN, AugustLAN, Frag-o-thon 3, DecemberLAN, TwitchLAN 1.0, Frag-o-thon 4, JuneLAN 2.0
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Topic: Comprehensive list of low-cost ultraportables
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Topic: Incredible Auditory Illusions
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Topic: Samsung Q2 UMPC
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| Samsung Q2 UMPC [message #10640] |
Mon, 19 March 2007 16:55 |
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Well after the poor display and lousy performance of first generation devices the second generation is looking better with better performance and a native resolution of 1024x600 which is a farcry from the 800x640 the first generation drvices had.
The samsung Q2 is also got great features that are really required in a UMPC such as HSDPA, WiBRO and GPS
it also runs Vista Read on
http://www.engadget.com/2007/03/07/samsung-q2-umpc-revealed/
MarchLAN II, MegaLAN, LANtiseptic, phaLANx, JanLAN, MarchLAN3, MayLAN, JulyLAN, SeptLAN, NovemberLAN, SummerLAN, AutumnLAN, FallLAN, WinterLAN, SpringLAN, SpringLAN 2.0, Frag-o-Thon V1, FebLAN, Frag-O-Thon V2, ApriLAN, JuneLAN, AugustLAN, FragOThon3, OctoberLAN, DecemberLAN, VaLANtines Day, MarchLAN, FragOThon4, Lan48, FragOThon5, Lan50, FragOThon6, LanLii, FebLan2.
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Topic: IBM has slowed the speed of light.
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| IBM has slowed the speed of light. [message #9419] |
Thu, 28 December 2006 10:22 |
Pikelet
Messages: 44
Registered: March 2006
Location: Sydney
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Researchers have effectively delayed light's travel for the purpose of chips
IBM has announced that its researchers have built a device capable of delaying the flow of light on a silicon chip, which could lead the further development of using light instead of electricity to transfer data. Researchers have known that the use of optical instead of electrical signals for transferring data within a computer chip might result in significant performance enhancements since light signals can carry more information faster. The engineering challenge is buffering data on the chip, which is difficult given light’s speed. Thus, a means of using light effectively is to delay its travel.
Long delays can be achieved by passing light through optical fibers. IBM scientists were able to delay light by passing it through a new form of silicon-based optical delay line built of up to 100 cascaded "micro-ring resonators," built using current silicon complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) fabrication tools. When the optical waveguide is curved to form a ring, light is forced to circle multiple times, delaying its travel. The optical buffer device based on this simple concept can briefly store 10 bits of optical information within an area of 0.03 square millimeters. This advancement could potentially lead to integrating hundreds of these devices on one computer chip, an important step towards on-chip optical communications.
"Today's more powerful microprocessors are capable of performing much more work if we can only find a way to increase the flow of information within a computer," said Dr. T.C. Chen, vice president of Science and Technology for IBM Research. "As more and more data is capable of being processed on a chip, we believe optical communications is the way to eliminate these bottlenecks. As a result, the focus in high-performance computing is shifting from improvements in computation to those in communication within the system."
The report on this work, "Ultra-compact optical buffers on a silicon chip," is published in the premiere issue of the journal Nature Photonics. This work was partially supported by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) through the Defense Sciences Office program "Slowing, Storing and Processing Light."
http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=5471
Click the link for pics.
Pikelet - Jam And Cream Style
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Topic: NVIDIA "G80" GeForce 8800GTX Performance Explored
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| NVIDIA "G80" GeForce 8800GTX Performance Explored [message #8545] |
Sun, 05 November 2006 15:27 |
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Nvidia G80 Performance details from Anandtech
http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=4812
Hopefully help spawn some preorders..
Lower Mountains Computers
Blaxland, NSW, 2774
0410694907
sales@lmcomp.net.au[/email][/email]
(MSN Work: sales@mait.biz[/email][/email])
LANS: MegaLAN, LANtiseptic, PhaLANx, JanLAN 2k6, MarchLAN3, MayLAN, JulyLAN, SeptLAN, NovemberLAN, SummerLAN, AutumnLAN, FallLAN, WinterLAN, SpringLAN, SpringLAN 2.0, Frag-o-Thon V1, FebLAN, Frag-O-Thon V2, ApriLAN, JuneLAN, AugustLAN, BlaxLAN7, Respawn V9,FOT3, OctoberLAN.
Upcoming LANS: DecemberLAN
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Today: "MPAA threatens to disconnect Google from the Internet"
Tomorrow: "Google removes MPAA term from its search engine"
Day after tomorrow: "No one remembers who or what MPAA is , nor cares anymore"
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Topic: Quad-Cores
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| Quad-Cores [message #8408] |
Tue, 31 October 2006 00:38 |
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Intel:
http://www.megagames.com/news/html/hardware/intelquad-coresi nnovember.shtml
AMD:
http://www.megagames.com/news/html/hardware/amdquad-coredesi gnadvantages.shtml
MarchLAN II, MegaLAN, LANtiseptic, phaLANx, JanLAN, MarchLAN3, MayLAN, JulyLAN, SeptLAN, NovemberLAN, SummerLAN, AutumnLAN, FallLAN, WinterLAN, SpringLAN, SpringLAN 2.0, Frag-o-Thon V1, FebLAN, Frag-O-Thon V2, ApriLAN, JuneLAN, AugustLAN, FragOThon3, OctoberLAN, DecemberLAN, VaLANtines Day, MarchLAN, FragOThon4, Lan48, FragOThon5, Lan50, FragOThon6, LanLii, FebLan2.
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Topic: Hydrogen Powered Toy car
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Topic: A True Pocket PC
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| A True Pocket PC [message #6805] |
Mon, 07 August 2006 15:50 |
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The Sony VGN-UX17GP is the smallest Windows XP device on the market. Its design and versatility make it a boon for mobile professionals and portable entertainment junkies alike.
http://www.cnet.com.au/laptops/laptops/0,39035649,40064160,0 0.htm?ref=search
MarchLAN II, MegaLAN, LANtiseptic, phaLANx, JanLAN, MarchLAN3, MayLAN, JulyLAN, SeptLAN, NovemberLAN, SummerLAN, AutumnLAN, FallLAN, WinterLAN, SpringLAN, SpringLAN 2.0, Frag-o-Thon V1, FebLAN, Frag-O-Thon V2, ApriLAN, JuneLAN, AugustLAN, FragOThon3, OctoberLAN, DecemberLAN, VaLANtines Day, MarchLAN, FragOThon4, Lan48, FragOThon5, Lan50, FragOThon6, LanLii, FebLan2.
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Topic: budget graphics cards compared
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Forum: The Bar
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Topic: Lost Items At FOT11
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| Lost Items At FOT11 [message #33072] |
Sun, 02 October 2011 22:07 |
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Hey guys, just wondering if anyone picked up a Targus Laptop Bag on sunday afternoon by accident. it was with all of my nerf gear on one of the middle tables. it disappeared completely.
oddly enough, still got all the Nerf gear.
Fyrestorm; Trolling your forums since networking Existed.
Attended: FragOThon2, AprilLAN, JuneLAN, AugustLAN, FragOThon3, OctoberLAN, DecemberLAN, VaLANtines Day, MarchLAN, FragOThon4, Lan48, FragOThon5, Lan50, FragOThon6, LanLii, FebLan2, FoT7, JuneLan2, FoT8, SeptemberLan2, FoT9, YuletideLan.
Buddy Lans: QueenLan, QueenLan v2, QuickLan, BlaxLan7, KraksLan, BlaxLan8, TwitchLan, QuickLan2, CryptLan1, LANZAC.
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Topic: Uncle sam wants YOU!
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Topic: The inbox, with JJ Driftwood
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| The inbox, with JJ Driftwood [message #32600] |
Sun, 10 April 2011 08:31 |
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Our Next email comes from Norman from Downer Downs and reads: Dear Driftwood, I think your are the koolest person on the planet. Is it for this reason your such a hit with the ladies? and if so could you please give me some advise so I can try and be as kool as you?
- Both great questions Norm, I'm glad you asked. To the first, to be honest it's really hard to say... The doctors actually pronounced me as being kool on arrival, so I can't really remember being anything less then godlike, but many have their own assumptions as to why I'm so kool.. Some say it's charisma.. others say rugged good looks.. But to be honest thats all rubbish. The single most important thing you can do to be as kool as me, is to go to Frag-O-Thong 10. If you haven't already, sign up at fragfest.com.au and I guarantee you'll be a subzero superfonzie just like me.
- Best of luck Norman!!
Warning: May contain traces of nuts.
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Topic: Da da da da daaaa da da da da da da daaaaaaa
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Topic: Happy New Years.
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Topic: lol.. im sorry..
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Topic: Merry Christmas all.
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Topic: Merry Christmas from FragFest
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| Merry Christmas from FragFest [message #32157] |
Fri, 24 December 2010 10:19 |
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Dear FragFest-ers,
On behalf of the FragFest Admin Team we wish you a very Merry Christmas & a Happy New year.
Thank you for your support this year, and it was a pleasure hosting events for you all. We look forward to the same in 2011 and beyond.
We wish you a safe holiday season, and see you next year.
FF Admin: Fear Me 
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Topic: Another top notch FoT
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Topic: Sose on sale
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Topic: ff on steam
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Topic: Canteen Helpers Needed
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| Canteen Helpers Needed [message #31121] |
Tue, 31 August 2010 12:19 |
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Yes we need canteen helpers this SeptemberLan!
4 x canteeen helpers for the shifts below:
945am - 1pm
1 - 4pm
4 - 7pm
7 - 10pm
Duties will be the obvious - stacking drinks into fridge, cooking small food items, selling items.
Generally you will be assisted and supervised by FF staff. Yes you will be handling money - so we will be trusting you enormously.
REWARD for helping with canteen:
- half price next LAN event!
*m.j.g.i.r.l* ~
Attended FF: FOT2 - ApriLan - AugustLan - MarchLan09 - JuneLAN - Lan50 - FOT6 - FebLAN2 - FOT7 - JuneLan2 - SeptemberLan
ride a motorcycle? www.sbrnsw.com
[Updated on: Tue, 31 August 2010 13:10] Report message to a moderator |
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Topic: Fan Grillz
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Topic: July Newsletter Out!
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Topic: Krogan "Internet Filter"
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Topic: Good Morning!
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| Good Morning! [message #29446] |
Sat, 05 June 2010 06:04 |
crumbs744
Messages: 211
Registered: February 2010
Location: Blue Mountains
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Its 6'o-F**king, clock.
Yay for FF though
Insert bad-ass signature here
Minecraft server: crumbs744.dyn-o-saur.com
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Topic: Netgear XAVB1004
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| Netgear XAVB1004 [message #29265] |
Wed, 02 June 2010 10:25 |
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I Won one of these last LAN. I must say that this device is excellent. I recently moved into my new house back at castle hill as some of you know. I have an upstairs study and i have a media center and a computer downstairs that needed to be networked. i missed the chance to have cables run thru the wall when the house was being build and i hate running cables along walls and the floor. Luckily i won the device at the last lan. its so simple yet so powerful. all i had to do was plug both ends into the power and connect network cables and i now have both the devices downstairs networked. no configuration no mucking around just good old plug n play. I can connect up to 4 devices with this and the devices are even prioritised. for example, im watching a movie on my media center and someone starts copying a file off my computer at the same time. the in-power network device give priority to the device watching the move rather than the device that wants to copy a file.
anyway just thought i would give the awesome little device a wrap.
Krakho
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Topic: Clive Peeters placed into a-a-administration
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Topic: iShambler
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Topic: Gamer needs a home! =)
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Topic: red steel. wii phun
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Topic: BRB ... racing!
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Topic: How to whip your Movie/TV ep collection into shape!
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| How to whip your Movie/TV ep collection into shape! [message #28298] |
Thu, 01 April 2010 15:44 |
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This makes for better downloading, and cooler looking in XBMC (my personal fave media center software)
http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2010/04/how-to-whip-your-movie- and-tv-show-art-into-shape-for-xbmc-and-boxee/
=D
twi75h.VRX;
PC: Core i7 930, 6gig Ram, Nvidia 285GTX, 3TB HDD space
Server: Core2Quad Q6600, 4gig Ram, 11.5TB HDD space, Win7 x64 Ultimate
Attended: SeptLAN, NovemberLAN, SummerLAN, AutumnLAN, FallLAN, WinterLAN, SpringLAN, SpringLAN 2.0, Frag-o-thon 2.0, ApriLAN, JuneLAN, AugustLAN, Frag-o-thon 3, DecemberLAN, TwitchLAN 1.0, Frag-o-thon 4, JuneLAN 2.0
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