pingazman, pingaz

LOL wow, if that's legit, i wonder how many times that happens

I suggest you keep to it and I'll keep it stickied for other players!

ORLY ? you force peopel to dl such stuff better use sleepers lol

Mingebagger has no idea what's going on.

I don't require shit, it's the updated TeamSpeak server that requires the latest client version.

What a beautiful waste of wealth
my graphics card has 1822MB of RAM ftw

Pretty raw setup you gots, but me has the Graphics from Heaven

I would like to inform you, that is an integrated intel card.

It's on your mobo and shares your ram in your system.. that's why you think you have more ram then others.

This degrades a computer system's performance with 3d applications and etc.

A dedicated graphics card has it's own memory and does not share with the system.

Oh, and graphics memory is not the only aspect of a graphics card performance! (clock/mem frequency, processors (shaders, etc) )

hax
-coolz

EDIT:

lol, wont work but i know my gpu beats theGeForce GTX 295
supposedy the "Fastest GPU on the Planet"

The gtx 295 has 2 gtx 280 cards set to gtx 260 speeds that are attached together in SLI.
It beat out the ATI competition at the time but I'm not sure as of now.

Bush hid the facts (sometimes also this app can break) is the common name for a bug present in the function IsTextUnicode of Windows NT 3.5 and its successors, including Windows XP, which causes a file of text encoded in Windows-1252 or similar encoding to be interpreted by applications that use it (such as Notepad) as if it were UTF-16LE, resulting in mojibake. When "bush hid the facts" is put in a new Notepad document and saved, closed, and reopened, the words "畢桳栠摩琠敨映捡獴" appear instead.

While "Bush hid the facts" is the sentence that is most commonly presented on the Internet to induce the error, it does not exclusively occur with that phrase. The bug can be triggered by many sentences with alphabetic characters and spaces in a particular order (4-space-3-space-3-space-5), (4-space-5-space-3-space-5), and (1-space-4-space-3-space-3) as well as other combinations that can be parsed into valid (if nonsensical) Chinese characters in Unicode.

The bug occurs when the ANSI string is passed to the Win32 charset detection function IsTextUnicode with no other characters. Because of this bug, IsTextUnicode will return TRUE, which means that applications that uses it will incorrectly interpret it as UTF-16LE. For example, if you load a text file with the string into a text editor that uses IsTextUnicode, the text will be displayed as nine {4-3-3-5}, ten {4-5-3-5}, or seven {1-4-3-3} Chinese characters—or rectangles if the language pack has not been installed. To retrieve the original text using Notepad, bring up the "Open a file" dialog box, select the file, select ANSI in the "Encoding" list box, and click Open.

DEF not sticky..kbai