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  1. Sorry for the late reply. I'm not sure if I said that I'd prefer getting all of this for my desktop or not, as my laptop cannot get anything to help it. My desktop is somewhat old, probably from 2001-2005, I don't remember. Either way, I need a graphics card that will make it run anywhere from 30-50 fps normally. I play RS on my laptop with 10-25 fps using HD, which is kind of sad, as everyone else does this with 30-50.. I am sure my desktop can handle a new graphics card and what not. But I need something from $50-$130 that will get me 30-50 fps. I'm not sure which on will do this, but I also need to make sure I have the money to afford it all. The desktop has 512mb of RAM, and if I get a card that say 1gb Ram or whatever, does that add 1gb? I'm not real sure why it says that. >.>

     

    the 1GB of ram is dedicated to graphics, nothing else can use it. I personally have this card in my computer, which I built a couple months ago, and for $60 it can run just about any game you can imagine. Runescape would be a breeze for this card. If you are willing to spend so much on just a graphics card, have you considered just buying/building a computer? you would get a lot better performance.

  2. by tech, do you mean software or hardware? here are a few from both:

    if there is an * after my comment, i've done it!

    Software:

    Personally, I'd look at these:

    http://makethemove.net/ <<-- try linux, an awesome free Operating System*

    http://lifehacker.com/#!5754463/how-to-jailbreak-your-ios-421-device <<-- Jailbreak your ios device for tons of new features*

    http://frrl.wordpress.com/2009/08/23/nas-for-clunkers-how-to-turn-that-old-pc-into-a-high-tech-network-storage-web-server-and-torrent-server/ <<-- turn an old computer into an awesome NAS (Network Attached Storage)*

     

    Hardware:

    http://www.instructables.com/id/LED-Cube-4x4x4/ <<-- look at it, it's easier than explaining it

    http://lifehacker.com/#!5151369/the-first+timers-guide-to-building-a-computer-from-scratch <<-- this might be a bit outside what you want to do or your budget, but it's an awesome project. I just built my first computer a couple months ago and i'm hooked!*

     

    If your interested in tech stuff, have a look at http://lifehacker.com/

     

    I'm always messing with tech stuff, so PM me if you need some advice!

    Hope I've helped,

    Tyrantelf

  3. How about this?

     

    slayjesse.png

     

    I've never done pixel art in my life, so I have NO IDEA how I did this, It looks pretty good to me. At first I wondered why the name looked so sharp after I changed it, and then I realized they used a peach color instead of white for the words. easy fix.

     

    EDIT: I should of read it better. sorry, I'll move it to a corner or something.

     

    How about one of these:

     

    slayjesse2.png

     

    slayjesse3.png

  4. Hopefully nothing, so it's not held over my head throughout the next few months as is custom in my very angry household.

    That is really bad, not wanting anything for Christmas because of a very angry family. I feel sorry for you.

     

    well, I know at least one of the things,

     

    I got a new computer (well, got the parts and then built it). I got it early because I had to build it.

     

    the specs:

    *COOLER MASTER Elite 310

    *CORSAIR CMPSU-550VX 550W ATX12V PSU

    *ASRock M3A770DE

    *HIS H467QR1GH Radeon HD 4670

    *AMD Phenom II X2 555 BE

    *COOLER MASTER Hyper 212 Plus

    *Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound

    *A-DATA Gaming Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR3@1600

    *TP-LINK TL-WN727N Wireless adapter

    *nMEDIAPC ZE-C68 All-in-one Card Reader

    *3-Rosewill 120mm Blue LED Fans

    *Western Digital Caviar Blue WD3200AAKS 320GB 7200RPM 320GB harddrive

    *Samsung TS-h653b DVD+RW drive

    *Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx operating system

    *22" Tv for a monitor

     

    I'll list anything else tomorrow!

     

    EDIT:

     

    *about $150 cash

    *$20 gamestop giftcard

    *Hat gloves (there great for snowball fights I found out)

    *alarmclock/dock for my Ipod touch

    *pajama pants

     

    Overall a GREAT christmas!

  5. go here: http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php and follow the directions to make a gparted usb or cd. then put the 80GB harddrive into your computer and, just in case, remove the data cable for your current drive. boot into the gparted disk and wipe the disk (it should be either an sda# or hda# drive, and the only one in your computer now besides the usb or cd. look at the sizes, it'll tell alot.) then either format it to NTFS or plug in your other harddrive and boot into vista and use it's disk management (right clock on Computer in the start menu and click manage) to format it to NTFS.

     

    Hope it helps!

  6. I got a 22" LED tv for $100, I'm using it as a monitor right now, but I was wondering if there is anything I should worry about. For $100, I figure I couldn't go wrong, and I've been looking at LED monitors and they all seem to be $130 and up. Was it a good buy. It was an upgrade from a 15" dell that was ancient (like10-15 years old), so the really wide screen is getting to me a little, but I figure this will get better with time.

     

    Also, I have noticed GIMP and other programs actually "fit" on the screen without overlapping, WOOT!

     

    NOTE: I'm currently running it in 1360*768 resolution because intel (who should stick to making processors) made my graphics card and they are so [developmentally delayed] that they make crappy graphics cards and don't make drivers for linux, so I'm stuck with it till I get my stuff for a build at christmas, and I can give my family back their 15" monitor, as they only surf the web.

  7. He's the guy your chasing in the WANTED! quest i believe. Look here on tip.it and here on the RS wikia for more information.

     

    EDIT: you edited it with the wikipedia page as I pas posting and I didn't see it, good job finding it by yourself btw

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