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Well it's not as good as I remember it, must've been too busy shooting for my life to pay much attention. Pretty much the same loop the whole time, aside from a few transitions. Pretty good for the time, though.

Really comes down to three things: price, noise, and space. Get one that meets your needs on all three, and you'll probably be happy. Or pick two categories and compare/compromise on the third if you are flexible.

ngl, the music and sfx in Tie Fighter and Rebel Assault were pretty badass. C&C had good sfx too, but in a goofy way, and mostly fm/pcm(?)

Ah, yeah didn't think about that. Probably won't work, iirc SLI messed up a lot of screen capture software.

Ceiling mount with parabolic reflectors pointed at your chair. (y)

Next time hit Print Screen, open paint and ctrl+v, then save to get a full-screen capture. ;)

Looks like (as setup) it comes in through the left and right sides, and goes out through the back and top sides.

Yeah, 15mm is small, and they make 10mm thick fans too! (but they're less than 60mm and spin > 3000 rpm minimum, only really good for unrestricted air or if you have no alternative)

Don't forget to check/update the time in the OS as well. ntpd (or whatever the daemon is) on linux doesn't update the OS time if it's off by too much, not sure about windows.

Here's ss and Arctic's slim fans specs, fwiw: Assuming they are accurate, the arctic fan would be way better on a heatsink or with a very restrictive filter/mesh in the way, but it'd be more than double the noise at top speed. Either ss fan would be way quieter, but also have much less static...

Noctua's slim 120 is okay, not super quiet but it pushes a decent amount of air for the noise. Silverstone's slim 120 is very quiet, but probably doesn't push as much air. Keep in mind, the noctua fans included with their CPU coolers are tuned differently than the ones you buy individually. The...

Do the legit ones have those two chips (U6 & U7) scrubbed?

Actually physics states that things which are hotter have more energy, and can change states more easily. This is why memory can degrade faster when it's hot, but it's also why some processors are unstable when they are cold, but run perfectly stable when they are operating at normal temperature...

I also read that, don't remember if it was the memory or the controller though. It would make more sense for the controller than the memory, I guess.

Looks like there's enough room to put something like these on the floor, behind the PSU, if it's not too big and the cables don't get in the way. Phanteks - Stackable 3.5" HDD Bracket Duo Pack Cases PH-HDDKT_03,Black https://a.co/d/bPjoFSz Fractal Design Hard Drive Cage kit - Type B for Define...

Played a bit of Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II. Wine wasn't having it (system freeze before menu), but OpenJKDF2 seems to work well after copying the assets. Haven't tried the expansion yet, might play more later.

I just build it all in it's final resting place. YOLO!

Should be great for all those people with memory worse than a goldfish nowadays. (y)

I just always changed the sort order to process ID, or something more stable like memory usage. 🤷‍♂️

I'm sure someone here would love a case like that, or if not there's always vogons.

Nice laptops. (y) Too early for me, but if I was old enough when they were around I sure would've got one.

Could swear someone made a thread like this years ago...

Sounds like. I know some servers you can disallow direct access by IP, only allowing access via a certain domain name. I'm not familiar with windows file share server configuration, though.

I got a tp-link tc-7610 back in late 2018, still works great. The rep at Cox didn't believe I had something that would work that wasn't theirs until they looked it up in their system. I think they just thought it'd be too slow, though, not that it was incompatible. That said, yeah, no way I'm...

Akasa makes a white viper fan, it's pretty good too. Max Airflow 83.63 CFM Max Static Pressure 2.98 mm-H2O Sound Level 6.9 - 28.9 dB(A) https://akasa.co.uk/update.php?tpl=product/product.detail.tpl&type=FANS&type_sub=Standard%20Case%20Fans&model=AK-FN065-WH

They would make 100% oj free just a month after I purchased it. >_< Though it is a fun game, so I don't really regret it.

$26 for 4ft x 8ft (32 sqft) BCX Sanded pine So you could make 2 x ~2.5ft cubes out of pine for $26, or $13 each. Of course you could stretch the pine a bit by making a wider rectangular box. That said, lowes materials (whose prices I quoted) are very much meh at best, and maybe the prices...

Wouldn't this have been less expensive to make out of 1/4" plywood? I mean it's cool, but seems a bit much for something so simple. Otoh, there's no kill like overkill. ;)

They're two different markets, imo. While they carry many similarities, a person who owns a switch may also own a steam deck, because you cannot play Mario Party on the deck ("above board"). That said, Valve doesn't need the deck to do very well, because they make a lot of money on the games...

The insane part is the screen wasn't even damaged -- it was fully functional! They wanted to replace the screen because the PLASTICS were damaged (from a screwdriver/spudger, looks like), and they refused warranty on EVERYTHING because that damage was caused by the customer. It's absurd on...

Yeah, I struggled a bit last I tried messing with those. Once they're lined up right, it's just a matter of rocking them a bit until they pop on. But lining them up is a bitch.

Well, there's dosbox, if it's old enough and doesn't crash.

AMD does quite well on midrange laptops, with a decent graphics solution, good cpu performance, and reasonable power envelope. They aren't so great in ultra low power, and you could go either way in the gaming laptop space. I'd say they're in a pretty good spot right now, and there are more...

Capacitors popping? Yikes!

"Classic" Marathon is available for free on steam, Marathon Infinity and Marathon 2 coming soon. https://store.steampowered.com/app/2398450/Classic_Marathon/

Looks like it is supposed to work on windows, supposedly announced with some ReLive driver update but I haven't found it. You may need to change some settings to get it working, maybe add the game to the xbox thing or look in amd's driver settings for that game.

I wouldn't be surprised, makes more sense to have a very specialized and highly integrated OS, test suite, and hardware imo. That way any bugs can be found easily and fixed before there is a problem. Not to say it has to be unique to the power plant, but something built for that purpose and...

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Variable_refresh_rate Some of this may be outdated or not apply to your distro, but it should be generally informative. I didn't see anything about windowed apps, only that you should disable the compositor if you are in an X11 environment (not necessary on...

I'd love to have it, but wouldn't do it justice. Hope it goes to a good home, that's a fantastic looking case.