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Take your pick from these processors (Newegg.com). They are the only ones that will be compatible. If you want my recommendation, there is no need to upgrade the processor. The one you have is very good and the upgrades aren't much better since they're limited by the socket. In fact you have one of the best ones possible for that socket. Saving for a better video card (assuming you need a better one) is a better option, or start saving for a new motherboard + CPU combo.

Giveaway of the Day - free licensed software daily. Bandicam - Bandicam is high performance Game, Video, and Desktop recording software - High-quality, Less Lag/CPU/HDD usage. Thanks for that.

The breakthrough is they finally managed to create a feasible method of mass producing these. To be fair, it's not an "OMG we skipped 100 years with this technology!" breakthrough if that's what you're expecting. The planar transistors that are currently being used are close to approaching limits in how small you can make them with the problems that come with making them smaller. The 3D transistors alleviate a lot of these problems.

Story here. Basically, we get faster, more efficient CPUs. The biggest change is in the handheld market (smartphones will likely get a hell of a lot smarter), but high end desktops will see some change as well. The new CPUs are scheduled for release in 2012. The technology isn't particularly new, it was theorized long ago. But Intel is the first one to bring the technology into mass production.

On the topic of BF3, I'd say it's one of the most anticipated games coming out. Of course, that doesn't mean it's going to be particularly good... depending on how the multiplayer experience turns out getting a BF3 server early would probably be great to get people into the community, when people are still looking around for good servers. I know that once I find a good server, I tend to stick to it even though there are others out there (even if it's full, I wait). The other things is TF2. Why balloon race was picked as a map still is a mystery to me, but if we get a TF2 server it would have to be a beast since there are so many other mature servers and TF2 communities out there. I get 5ms ping on the current servers I stick to, I'm not going to switch unless I can play without lag.

Thanks for providing an excellent example. Who "owns" SG, and who is the person who dictates where SG will be headed? Edit: Since I just heard we're getting a General Section separate from OT, can you make it so posts in OT don't count toward post count? Other option is remove post count altogether, but it does sort of have a tradition here. 1- Nobody 'owns' SG. It's an intellectual property. I am entrusted to manage the community and grow it. I however have the powers as obvious in my role. However, the path which Sg takes will be based on the consensus of the entire community. I just enforce those ideas.

Aww, comments are moderated. D: Might check it out later, I'm kinda looking for new crap to watch.

If it's an OEM version, technically you aren't allowed to install it on any other machine than the first one it was installed on. If it's a retail version, the previous copy had to be uninstalled. There might be other ways to cause the "not genuine" message to appear, google around and there might be a fix. And then of course there's the possibility of it being a non-genuine key.

Oops, I completely forgot about this thread. I updated the first post with a tutorial on what I did to get this working. Feel free to tell me about anything I should add, or if there are mistakes.

I had to change a light bulb not long ago. Cat killed it.

I figured it was some wort of a copy paste error. For some reason it's always the dumb mistakes that are hardest to find.

public function onKeyRelease( keyboardEvent:KeyboardEvent ):void { if ( keyboardEvent.keyCode == Keyboard.DOWN ) { ... } }//onKeyRelease Why is everything enclosed in that? What you're basically doing is saying "If the event is a DOWN key release, check if the event is a LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN key release." What ends up happening is that none of the keys (except for down) are released, so once they are activated they stay in the true state. (Even though DOWN can be set to true, I think your UP key higher priority, so your ship keeps moving forward even if down is true.) I'd imagine this would work: public function onKeyRelease( keyboardEvent:KeyboardEvent ):void { if ( keyboardEvent.keyCode == Keyboard.DOWN ) { downKeyIsBeingPressed = false; } else if ( keyboardEvent.keyCode == Keyboard.UP ) { upKeyIsBeingPressed = false; } else if ( keyboardEvent.keyCode == Keyboard.LEFT ) { leftKeyIsBeingPressed = false; } else if ( keyboardEvent.keyCode == Keyboard.RIGHT ) { rightKeyIsBeingPressed = false; } }

Already took an Computer Engineering Intro final, a Spanish 3 final, a diffeq final, and an anthropology final. Leaving for home in a few hours. I'm interested in what my grades will be though, I did very well on all the exams although I hardly studied for any of them. I hope it doesn't turn out that I was actually so bad at it that I thought I was doing good...