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I was fixing Ethan's computer over the weekend. Needed to replace his video card. Instead of just buying him a new video card, might as well kill two birds with one stone! :) I gave his computer my EVGA nVidia GeForce 8800GT and bought me this bad boy. Needless to say we are both happy. Ethan didn't say he was happy, but I know he is. lol
Strobist info:
SB-800 with Orbis Ring Flash triggered via Nikon's Creative Lighting System
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subscribe please )) ------------------------------------------ PC Specs: CPU: Intel Core i7 4790K Devil's Canyon Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z97-D3H Memory: HyperX Fury Black 16GB DDR3 HDD: SSHD SeaGate Desktop 2TB 7200RPM 64MB SATA-III Graphics card: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 980 G1 Gaming 4GB DDR5 256-BiT Power Supply: Antec TruePower Classic 750W Case: SuperFlower SF-2000B Black Operating System: Windows 10 Monitor: ASUS VN247H-P 23.6 ------------------------------------------ Game Information: PES 2017 reaches a new level by achieving interactive reality. __ Since the mid-2000s, Pro Evolution Soccer (now formally abbreviated to PES) has resembled one of those once-great footballing names now reduced to scraping an existence in the lower divisions – a Leeds United or Sheffield Wednesday, say. In the early 2000s, though, PES’s annual tussle with EA Sports’ Fifa was one of the games industry’s great rivalries. PES was the option for the purists, its stimulating fast-paced and highly tactical gameplay providing a thrilling simulation of the beautiful game. But Fifa had the flashy presentation and its expensive official licence, and from 2008 onwards a much-improved on-pitch experience, allowing it build a seemingly unassailable lead. As a result, Fifa became one of the UK’s best-selling games, PES stagnated. However, last year’s PES 2016 represented an impressive comeback, thanks mainly to vastly improved graphics and physics brought by a switch to the Fox game engine, which also powered Metal Gear Solid V. Happily, PES 2017 builds considerably on that sudden improvement, addressing many (though not all) of the criticisms that still dogged its predecessor. Compared to the commercial might of Fifa 2017, it’s still an underdog of Leicester City proportions, but in some fundamental areas it outshines its brash, flashy rival. PES 2017’s standout attribute – which harks right back to the glory days of the series – is the sheer football feel it offers. Passes go exactly where you aim them, at the speed you specify. Loose balls ping around convincingly: you must work hard to get them under control, and your adrenalin levels are just as likely to be spiked by a scrappy period of penalty-box pinball as by an immaculate volley from a perfectly executed cross. The game’s AI is exemplary. Forward players, for example, are wont to point when they embark on runs, rendering the through-ball pass much more useful than in Fifa, and central defenders steadfastly refuse to charge upfield like headless chickens when opposition attackers encroach on your penalty area. There’s an incredible amount of fine-control over tactics, which can easily be switched according to match situations – you can even instruct your players to ape Barcelona’s tiki-taka style or Jurgen Klopps’ gegenpressing, with potentially hilarious results if their close-control skills fall short of those possessed by Messi et al. The most notable area which drew criticism in PES 2016 but has been comprehensively fixed in this year’s offering is the game’s menu system. Previously, it was a scrappy mess, with key screens buried in odd places, but in PES 2017, it is sufficiently logical that it doesn’t stick out as a weakness. You still find some rather odd terminology when trawling the menus (as is often the case with titles translated from Japanese), but at least the key elements are easily accessible now. However, its surface sheen still can’t match that of FIFA 2017. Players, at least, have recognisable faces, running styles and body shapes, but they don’t look as convincing as Fifa’s. And the licensing problem persists: PES 2017 does have a Barcelona licence this time around, but the only officially licensed Premier League teams are Arsenal and Liverpool – which means other sides get weird vaguely indicative new monickers (Tottenham Hotspur, for example, become North East London in the game), and the kits and club crests are mere approximations of their real-life counterparts. You can, however, edit them to your heart’s content, or even download impressively accurate kits created by the PES community if you’re savvy enough. But this remains a barrier to entry for consumers who just want to play as their favourite teams straight out of the box.
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Geforce 6 series gpu
IBM 130nm technology
16 pixel processors
6 vertex processors
16 ROPs
256-bit ddr/gddr3 memory interface
agp x8 host interface
2004
Intel Core i7 2600
Pl. Mãe Asus P8Z68-V Pro
16GB DDR3 G.Skill 1600MHz
SSD 64GB + HD 1TB
GeForce GTX560 1GB DDR5
Fonte 1000W Reais Corsair
Cooler Spire Eclipse II
Gravador DVD
Gabinete Blue Eye
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subscribe please )) PES 2018 | Barcelona vs Real Madrid | Full Match Gameplay ------------------------------------------ PC Specs: CPU: Intel Core i7 4790K Devil's Canyon Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z97-D3H Memory: HyperX Fury Black 16GB DDR3 HDD: SSHD SeaGate Desktop 2TB 7200RPM 64MB SATA-III Graphics card: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 980 G1 Gaming 4GB DDR5 256-BiT Power Supply: Antec TruePower Classic 750W Case: SuperFlower SF-2000B Black Operating System: Windows 10 Monitor: ASUS VN247H-P 23.6 ------------------------------------------ Game Information: PES 2017 reaches a new level by achieving interactive reality. __ Since the mid-2000s, Pro Evolution Soccer (now formally abbreviated to PES) has resembled one of those once-great footballing names now reduced to scraping an existence in the lower divisions – a Leeds United or Sheffield Wednesday, say. In the early 2000s, though, PES’s annual tussle with EA Sports’ Fifa was one of the games industry’s great rivalries. PES was the option for the purists, its stimulating fast-paced and highly tactical gameplay providing a thrilling simulation of the beautiful game. But Fifa had the flashy presentation and its expensive official licence, and from 2008 onwards a much-improved on-pitch experience, allowing it build a seemingly unassailable lead. As a result, Fifa became one of the UK’s best-selling games, PES stagnated. However, last year’s PES 2016 represented an impressive comeback, thanks mainly to vastly improved graphics and physics brought by a switch to the Fox game engine, which also powered Metal Gear Solid V. Happily, PES 2017 builds considerably on that sudden improvement, addressing many (though not all) of the criticisms that still dogged its predecessor. Compared to the commercial might of Fifa 2017, it’s still an underdog of Leicester City proportions, but in some fundamental areas it outshines its brash, flashy rival. PES 2017’s standout attribute – which harks right back to the glory days of the series – is the sheer football feel it offers. Passes go exactly where you aim them, at the speed you specify. Loose balls ping around convincingly: you must work hard to get them under control, and your adrenalin levels are just as likely to be spiked by a scrappy period of penalty-box pinball as by an immaculate volley from a perfectly executed cross. The game’s AI is exemplary. Forward players, for example, are wont to point when they embark on runs, rendering the through-ball pass much more useful than in Fifa, and central defenders steadfastly refuse to charge upfield like headless chickens when opposition attackers encroach on your penalty area. There’s an incredible amount of fine-control over tactics, which can easily be switched according to match situations – you can even instruct your players to ape Barcelona’s tiki-taka style or Jurgen Klopps’ gegenpressing, with potentially hilarious results if their close-control skills fall short of those possessed by Messi et al. The most notable area which drew criticism in PES 2016 but has been comprehensively fixed in this year’s offering is the game’s menu system. Previously, it was a scrappy mess, with key screens buried in odd places, but in PES 2017, it is sufficiently logical that it doesn’t stick out as a weakness. You still find some rather odd terminology when trawling the menus (as is often the case with titles translated from Japanese), but at least the key elements are easily accessible now. However, its surface sheen still can’t match that of FIFA 2017. Players, at least, have recognisable faces, running styles and body shapes, but they don’t look as convincing as Fifa’s. And the licensing problem persists: PES 2017 does have a Barcelona licence this time around, but the only officially licensed Premier League teams are Arsenal and Liverpool – which means other sides get weird vaguely indicative new monickers (Tottenham Hotspur, for example, become North East London in the game), and the kits and club crests are mere approximations of their real-life counterparts. You can, however, edit them to your heart’s content, or even download impressively accurate kits created by the PES community if you’re savvy enough. But this remains a barrier to entry for consumers who just want to play as their favourite teams straight out of the box.
Intel Core i7 2600
Pl. Mãe Asus P8Z68-V Pro
16GB DDR3 G.Skill 1600MHz
SSD 64GB + HD 1TB
GeForce GTX560 1GB DDR5
Fonte 1000W Reais Corsair
Cooler Spire Eclipse II
Gravador DVD
Gabinete Blue Eye
Well, I just purchased the Dell XPS Studio 9100. And damn, it looks sexy <_<
The know-knows:
-i7-930
-8GB Dual Channel RAM
-1TB HD
-NVIDIA GEFORCE 310
-BluRay Combo Drive
-Sound Blaster X-FI Titanium
-21.5 Dell True HD Monitor
-Bose Companion 2 Series II
Comment:
It's an amazing machine! I purchased this because I was able to use the 'back to school sale' they had several weeks ago.
Prior to posting this, I've been using this machine for about 2 hours (after setting up and doing all those cleaning plus sorting the wires out). I just love the comfortable experience I'm getting out of this set up. I'd have to say that this is the best investment I've ever made.
The Windows Experience Index Rating doesn't look that impressive, huh? Oh well. But from what I know, the Dell XPS 9100 is easily upgradeable. It has so much room! This thing stands at 19 inches and weighs nearly 50lbs - it's cramped right now, so I will probably need to buy a new desk soon.
My plan is to upgrade the graphics card. It's the only thing that is slightly behind in terms of all these hardwares. Any suggestion? I'll probably pick up an ATI Radeon HD 5750...? We'll see.
This thing is my happiness! It's so quiet... Actually, I don't even hear anything from it. It's just perfect... It is a little expensive and I was worried for a while shortly after my purchase. However, right now, I know for sure that it is worth every penny.
For more info, click here :Dell's official website for Dell XPS Studio 91000
Also, I've been thinking... New desktop means it needs customizing, right? :)
Peace!
-Chae
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NEW Dell Alienware Gaming Steam Desktop Console ASM100-980 Machine GeForce GTX
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Just got my hands on the Sigma 18-35. Immense.
Excuse any mess/dust! Just getting a feel for new glass!
Latest computer build.
Case - Akasa Mirage-62, with side window, (not shown)
PSU - Xilence 1000w (Modular quiet gaming edition)
CPU - AMD Athlon AM2 (Dual Core) 6000+ (@3.0GHz)
CPU Cooler - Zalman CNPS9700-LED Super Aero Flower Cooler
Mobo - Asus Crosshair
GPU - 2 x MSI GeForce NX8800GT Zilent 512MB – ( SLI )
RAM - 2 x 1GB Ballistix DIMM, DDR2 PC2-6400
HD - Western Digital 250Gb SATA-II
OS - Vista Home Premium 32 bit
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The hardware was defective, so I put it to good use.
Put together initially with an AMD 7750? However due to stability issues was replaced by nVidia GTS 450.
MSI P67A-GD65 (MS-7681)
INTEL Pentium G860 3.0Ghz
EVGA GeForce GTS 450
GEIL Enhance Corsa DDR3-1333 2x 8G
Crucial 128G M4 SSD
Fractal Design Define R3 Black Pearl
OCZ ModXStream Pro 600W
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Geforce 7 series gpu
TSMC 90nm technology
24 pixel processors
8 vertex processors
16 ROPs
256-bit memory interface
pci-e x16 host interface
2006
The black silhouette of the Proud American (A1D Skyraider), pulling a hard turn. The air tears at the tips of her wings.
This plane was developed for WWII, and had she been ready, would have been feared by those that had to fight her.
She was not ready to enter service until 1946. I bet that if she had been ready sooner, we might look at planes like the P47 Thunderbolt, and P51 Mustang slightly different.
Geforce 6 series gpu
IBM 130nm technology
16 pixel processors
6 vertex processors
16 ROPs
256-bit ddr/gddr3 memory interface
agp x8 host interface
2004
I recently put together these parts for a high end i7 1155 PC build. My firend John did a great job putting everything together.
Intel Core i7-2600K Sandy Bridge 3.4GHz
ASUS SABERTOOTH P67 LGA 1155
CORSAIR Vengeance 8GB DDR3 1600
EVGA SuperClocked GeForce GTX 580
Seagate Barracuda XT 2TB 7200 RPM SATA3
LG CD/DVD Burner GH22NS70
CORSAIR HX Series CMPSU-850HX 850W
ENERMAX HOPLITE ECA3220
Logitech G510
Windows 7 Professional
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The hardware was defective, so I put it to good use.
AMD X8 FX-8120
Pl. Mãe Asus AM3+
16GB DDR3 Kingston
2x SSD 64GB Raid0
HD 1TB
GeForce 8400GS 512MB DDR3
Fonte 500W Reais Corsair
Gravador DVD
Gabinete Cooler Master Elite 311
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