That was a fun event!
Thanks for the tip, Hans!
Regards,
Kaia Taylor
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My old computer is stating to have trouble running some of the newer
software. In particular, I am getting free training in SolidWorks to use
when Mentoring Highschool teams in First Robotics and also Underwater
Robotics Competition. Unfortunately, SolidWorks only works on Windows, and
my Windoze p
Nvidia cards seem to work for me in both windows and Linux, Fry's has a
decent selection of cards for around $30-40. just don't ask the salespeople
for help... Ever! J
Sean Parsons
From: plug-discuss-boun...@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
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P would look at 9500gt nvidia cards they are in the 60-70 range and
should do well
On 11/8/09, Mike Bushroe wrote:
> My old computer is stating to have trouble running some of the newer
> software. In particular, I am getting free training in SolidWorks to use
> when Mentoring Highschool teams
I know four people who have had top of the line Nvidia cards and all have
been having trouble with them, mostly overheating.
Three of them have already given up and switched to ATI, one of them
yesterday. he had a 260 and exchanged it for a 4870.
The cards were mainly for gaming on windows but
I found the problem and a solution (no goat needed ). I did try to use
supergrub, and while it is a good tool and partially worked, I was still
have problems.
the problem was that I was reusing a couple disks that had been set up as a
raid 1 in a different system. I was under the wrong assumpio
On Sunday 08 November 2009 15:42:39 Bob Elzer wrote:
> I know four people who have had top of the line Nvidia cards and all have
> been having trouble with them, mostly overheating.
>
> Three of them have already given up and switched to ATI, one of them
> yesterday. he had a 260 and exchanged it
Jason Spatafore wrote:
> Drop to a command line and type links www.google.com
>
> Is that working?
Uhhh, I don't mean to sound like the "i told you so" guy, but he said that
konqi and ftp both work...
firefox -safe-mode
or alternately just stick with konqi :)
>
>
> On Sat, 2009-11-07 at 14:
