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Yes, sad but not surprising. However, if true it is shameful antics on Nvidia's part. I hope MSI isn't culpable as well. I will keep an eye on this one. Thanks, raisethe3.

Quote from: HenryW on 22 March 08, 00:34:27 Happy birthday tcsenter. Sorry, I missed your birthday wishes until now. Thank you!

29 of April 1913 the Swede-Usanian Gideon Sundba/ ä or ae /ck patented the modern zipper, or 'flash-lock' in Swinglish. You may not think it has to do with computing. But hey, look at the name!

It's an F-85 (aka XF-85) Goblin. It was produced by McDonnell douglas (They had a plant by my house where they constructed apache helicopters and tested them here in the desert). From what I have read it was meant to be a fighter escort for bombers. They retrofitted a B-36 to have a trapeeze like device that would hold the little plane. It would be deployed in air and then return back to the ...

Dunno, all I know is that we/I use google and other searchoptions for them instead of them using it to search for their probs. Its, as I call it, the playstation generation, they only can be bothered by things they like and then only for a very short timespan. It isnt the way it was 20 years ago, unfortunatly.

Wonk, I don't know who wrote it, but it's junk... Quote Intel Lynnfield or did you know P55 chipset only has PCI-e 1.0? Our next area of concern is how the SATA 6G controller fits into the system. There is going to be a right way and a wrong way. In some cases we are hearing that the new controller will actually pull PCI-e lanes from the CPU in Lynnfield/P55 systems. This will make ...

to the foum. At the present time you know as much about it as anybody else, you will see it in the stores the same time as the rest of us. No one here has any inside information to answer your question. We get the same kind of question every time MSI comes up with something new and the same answer as this is what they get.