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Mamong

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  1. When you log in, you should get an Achievement + have mail from WoW Devs.
  2. Turn off Aero and use Windows Classic theme. Might squeeze a few FPS in.
  3. Make sure you log in today for the fourth anniversary and get your special gift. :
  4. Ok, I have this laptop I'm currently using and I enjoy gaming on it. Specs Pentium Dual Core 1.6ghz 2gb RAM Nvidia Geforce GO 7300 128mb dedicated Question: Will XP provide a gaming improvement over Vista? My dad has an old copy of XP he isn't using and I was considering dual booting it with Vista, making XP a bare bones OS just for games. By doing this, am I going to see an FPS improvement? Or is it not going to be worth the time to set it up. Thanks :)
  5. Added you in Echofish :
  6. Google Images can sometimes turn up alright images. A tip. Type in your subject, then your resolution. Example: I type 'Muse 1280x' into Google Images and it returns images that are 1280x1024, 1280x960 etc. It's pretty hit and miss though. Sometimes you can find some good stuff, other times you get junk.
  7. Check out Playxpert. http://www.playxpert.com/web/guest/splash Its an in game overlay that lets you listen to music, sign into IM clients like MSN and use a web browser. I'd use it, but it IS NOT supported in either 64 bit OS'es OR VISTA. So if you have XP, that'd be a great program to try out.

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