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In 1994, soon after becoming the associate editor of the Journal of Business Venturing,S. Venkataraman (Venkat) called on fellow members of the "invisible college" of entrepreneurship researchers to clarify what they could offer the larger world of business scholarship. Their young field would survive only if they defined its boundaries, he wrote. And the JBV would play a crucial role, serving as "the voice of a field with a distinctive and useful world view rather than as a mere outpost for the more established of our siblings in the field of business management."
The history of the JBV is inextricably linked to that of entrepreneurship scholarship. At the center of both narratives is Venkat, the MasterCard Professor of Business Administration at the Darden School, who became involved with the journal in 1989, just three years after its founding, and served as editor-in-chief from 1995 to 2009. Throughout, he oversaw a publication that helped to transform an invisible college into a robust global community and simultaneously delineated and broadened the field's domain.
Today the JBV, which was supported by the Batten Institute from 1998 (when the Institute was still the Batten Center) to 2009, is considered the premier academic journal in the now vibrant field and ranks in the top 15 for overall management impact. The bimonthly journal, supported since its founding by the publisher Elsevier, has a diverse base of subscribers and contributors, and lists on its masthead section editors in ten fields. The multiplicity of disciplines and methodologies that now fall under the umbrella of entrepreneurship scholarship, and are represented in the pages of the JBV, is a large part of Venkat's legacy. "Entrepreneurship is about variety," he said. "Entrepreneurship introduces variation into society. The journal needed to reflect that."
The Start-Up Years
The first issue of the JBV was published in the winter of 1985. The editor-in-chief, Ian C. MacMillan, a professor at the Wharton School, was assisted by a small cohort of scholars united by their desire to create a vibrant peer-reviewed journal to serve their very young academic field. The inaugural issue included an invited column by President Ronald Reagan, who wrote of the nation's talent for "inventing the future" and recounted the impressive list of late-nineteenth-century inventions—telephones, electricity, photography, automobiles, pneumatic bicycle tires—which by the 1920s had found a huge market in America's middle class. "I hope the essays in this new journal," he wrote, "serve to help readers understand the risk-takers, the inventors, the computer pioneers, the builders of all those 'better mousetraps.'"
But even at this very early stage, JBV editors wanted to cast their net beyond individual entrepreneurs and their discrete venture-building activities. As MacMillan and managing editors Lauriann Zemann and Denise Amoroso wrote in their first "Comments from the Editors," "Any article which expands our knowledge of the process by which new wealth is or can be created is a desirable candidate for publication in this Journal."
Venkat thinks of the JBV's first ten years as its start-up phase. Like many new ventures, the journal struggled initially, in particular to attract subscribers and submissions. But like a successful start-up, the journal filled a gap in the market: "The scholars who were doing entrepreneurship research needed an outlet for their work," Venkat said. "The mainstream journals at the time were not necessarily sympathetic to them—those journals had standards of theoretical sophistication and methodological rigor that were difficult for the young field to meet." As a result, the JBV in its early years experienced a steady increase both in subscribers and in the number and quality of submissions.
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When Venkat arrived at the Wharton School as an assistant professor, in 1989, he immediately began to work closely with MacMillan on the journal. In 1992, he became the associate editor.
Two years into that role, he published the "Associate Editor's Note" in which he not only issued the challenge to his entrepreneurship colleagues but also laid out his view of what could legitimately be considered within the field's domain. This short article was a precursor to his highly influential 1997 paper, "The Distinctive Domain of Entrepreneurship Research," which in 2008 was awarded the IDEA Award for Foundational Research by the Academy of Management, in recognition of a paper that "serves as a legacy for scholarly work in the field." His aim was not to set editorial policy, he wrote, but to offer a direction that would qualify the earlier editors' emphasis on wealth creation: a focus on the intersection of private and social wealth. "Questions such as how, why, and under what conditions private wealth seeking translates into societal wealth form the very foundations of this field," he wrote. "In my opinion, they are the so what questions of entrepreneurship study." The JBV would strongly encourage research that addressed those questions as well as the more traditional new-business creation.
Venkat also used his associate editor's note to explain how the JBV would provide the infrastructure the young field needed. The journal would not be just a gatekeeper of articles, as most academic journals are, but a support system for the developing field and for the scholars in it, helping them to turn a "viable idea into a publishable one." One crucial step was shortening turnaround times so that scholars would receive timely and constructive feedback on their submissions—even those that were rejected. The turnaround time at many academic journals was 18 months. The JBV shortened that to around two months.
Another important step was to reach out to other disciplines. Whereas MacMillan had filled the editorial board with members of the Entrepreneurship Division of the Academy of Management, Venkat included scholars in such as fields as technology management, organization theory, and strategy—a move that expanded the base of contributors and broadened the group of scholars who participated in the field of entrepreneurship by, for instance, writing tenure letters for young academics. This was a critical piece of infrastructure.
Into the MainstreamIf the first ten years of the JBV were its start-up period, the next ten were its coming of age, a time when both the field of entrepreneurship research and the journal began to move from the fringes of academia to the mainstream.
An important factor was the JBV's geographic reach: MacMillan had increased international awareness by publishing special issues devoted to international entrepreneurship, with a separate review board and editorial process. Global awareness of the JBV was also boosted by the trend for universities around the world to model themselves after the U.S. academic system by tying promotion to publication in academic journals.
In 1995, Venkat moved to the Lally School at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and took the journal with him, becoming the editor-in-chief. He hoped to make the JBV an even stronger support system for scholars and continue to extend its disciplinary and geographic reach. Venkat brought in as associate editor Phillip Phan, who ultimately succeeded Venkat at Lally. Phan helped handle the large volume of submissions and reached out to Asian scholars, which brought new contributions and subscribers.
The annual Lally Retreat, a gathering of entrepreneurship researchers, played a crucial role both for the journal and for the field. (The event went on to become the Lally-Darden and then the Carey-Darden Retreat.) Participants became editorial board members and contributors. And those at the first retreat, in 1997, heard Venkat present his "Distinctive Domain of Entrepreneurship" paper, in which he offered a definition of the field that elaborated on the focus he had suggested several years earlier. As a scholarly field, he wrote, entrepreneurship "seeks to understand how opportunities to bring into existence 'future' goods and services are discovered, created, and exploited, by whom, and with what consequences."
By the time Venkat arrived at the Darden School, in 1998, the JBV had nearly 60 board members and three associate editors. Helping to oversee the steadily increasing volume of submissions was Sarasa Subramony, the managing editor, who assumed the role in 1993 and still works behind the scenes to make sure the journal runs smoothly and efficiently.
During the early 2000s, Venkat noted, "entrepreneurship was in the air." The field was becoming truly pluralistic, attracting scholars from across the business academy—especially from strategy—and beyond. The membership of the Academy of Management's Entrepreneurship Division was growing. The journal both reflected and shaped that trend. The impact of the JBV, as measured by number of citations, was increasing as the journal solidified its position in the academic mainstream.
The JBV is now under the editorship of Dean Shepherd, a professor at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business. Venkat's legacy is apparent in Shepherd's description of the field and the publication as "multi-disciplinary, multi-functional, and multi-contextual." The journal welcomes submissions related to accounting & finance, marketing, strategy, sustainability, international business, social entrepreneurship, anthropology, economics, sociology, psychology, and more.
Shepherd notes that the editors do not insist on a single definition of entrepreneurship—instead, authors must make the case that their papers contribute to the understanding of entrepreneurial phenomena. Such an approach ensures the continued pluralism and evolution of the field. It also ensures that the conversation about the field of entrepreneurship scholarship will continue to take place in the pages of the JBV, drawing in an ever widening circle of stakeholders.
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A couple of days I got home from work and noticed that the backside of my Alpine Nubian cross looked a little dirty, but I didn't think much about it. The next day when I got home I could tell there was something wrong with her. She would just stand in one place and not move alot. She was not eating much at all and had been scouring pretty significantly. She's on graze and Lespideeza (SP) hay. I have fed no grain to her in the last several weeks. She's not in milk nor is she bred. I gave her a dose of Probiotics, but it did not help. On Friday I came home at lunch and dosed her again, and I put her in a stall of the barn away from the others. I've had a friend who is a goat guru come look at her today, and she said she sees nothing wrong with her other than the scouring. I don't know what could have caused it. I have been giving her Probiotics and V&E for goats. She seems to be feeling maybe a tad better, but still scouring. I was so at wits end that I gave her an Immodium AD; I hope I haven't killed her. PLEASE!!!! reply with your thoughts..... she's the sweetest one I've got and I sure would hate to lose her.
Thanks in advance.
Love all animals don't abuse them. I hope if caught abusing & animal I want to be first in line to kick your butt. I despise mean people & liars.
Would Corid work? I have that on hand. By her eyelids she's not anemic. I only gave one pill of Immoidum, would that be enough to cause death?
I know very little about goats so take it for what it's worth but I'm wondering if some activated charcoal might help neutralize the Immodium AD if it hasn't been too long since it was given.
Here's a site with some info you might want to look at.http://fiascofarm.com/goats/index.htm
How is your goat doing? As far as the Imodium I don't know, but I think you'll be ok. We go by the theory anything we can give our children we can give our goats. We have cattle so normaly use what whatever is is the farm fridge Biosol, Kaeopectate, ivomec, lifeline. I would start with the corrid since you have it on hand. The only question I have is what wormer are you using, and how long have you been using that kind? I will be checking this post because I'm curious about how she does with the Imodium. If it had been in our cabnet I would have tried it too. Good Luck & God Bless
She's still hanging on, and I dosed her pretty hard with the Corid. I also gaver her V&E. I can't remember the name of the Wormer; it's probably been two months since I treated. The wormer was in medicated pellets that you mix in with feed that I purchased at TSC. Her eyelids look fine, but she's not eating and she still has the scours; it doesn't look to be letting up any.
She closes her eyes really hard like she's squinting then she'll reopen; she does this every few minutes. Is this a sign of pain. If you think it's pain, could she be does with Childrens Tylenol?
I'll keep yall posted, and thanks for all your help.
Did you check the pasture for mushrooms? Recently we had to have one of our does put down because of mushroom injection. She had some of the same symptoms but didn't respond to anything and eventually got fluid in her lungs. It was awful.
My usual remedy/first aid for scours is a mixture of goat drench, active culture yogurt, honey, and vanilla (for flavor ok the goat drench is pretty vile). Dose the critter with it every four hours until it feels better. You can add pepto if you want. I'm not sure why this works, but I get good results with it.
It's possible that your wormer doesn't work in your area any more. Get some ivermectin and give her 1cc per 33 lbs. Also get some di-methox or albon, and give her some of that.Get some Kaolin pectate (pink, looks like pepto bismol, but for goats/livestock) Keep up the probiotics. this is very important. Add some vitamins and electrolytes to thier water, and keep trying to get her to eat hay, maybe even a little grain for energy, though goat nutri-drench would be preffered. I usually give some vitamin B complex shots when a goat is even acting a little bit 'off' just because it can't hurt, and it's cheap.
Hope this helps!
Okay check her gums instead of the eyelids. white gums indicate anemia.
Giving the Safeguard wormer in when feeding is a hit or miss kind of worming as some will eat more and some will get less of it. Try a wormer that you can tell how much the goat is getting. I like to use the paste wormers.
Check the hay for mold as moldy hay will cuase enterotoximia and will kill your goat. Do not give Immodium to any animal it is not good for them. Give Pepto.
Take a stool sample to your vet and have it analyzed, so you have an idea what you need to do next.
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This is what worked for us. Metamucil [sp]. Friends who raise deer told us about it. Our guys had a bad case when they turned over the corn barrel and stuffed themselfs. One dose and they were back to normal the next day. Hope this helps. [Sam] Tamsam
It sounds like acidosis to me. I would be reluctant to try more things on top of what you have tried, but if it is acidosis, you can try pen g orally first. Sulfa drug is also effective. According to "Managing Your Ewe" (a great book, even for goat owners), there is a much more involved course of treatment, but I am reluctant to suggest it after everything else that has been tried. Is she bloated? You might try treating for that first with baking soda, oil, etc. Those seem a little more benign than some of the other harsher drugs.
Just a thought.
I got something called Diarsanyl from my vet. Some feed stores also carry it. I give it, along with oral liquid sulfa for scours. You might also want to steal a pinch of cud from one of your other goats and give it to her to get her rumen working properly. If she's dehydrated, your vet might be able to help her by administering ringer's lactate.
Sorry I have never used Corid on my goats. I was doing some research just now and this one place lots of people go to and read on help they said they don't use Corid no more because of this---->> I do not recommend using Corid, as I have not found it to be anywhere near as effective as Albon or Sulmet. That is from fiascofarm site.
Now on the wormer. I use to worm my goats with is either Ivomec or Valbazen. Only time I use a safe guard paste wormer is for my baby goats. Then later they are put on Ivomec.. The wormer your using may not be working. Sometimes goats get where you have to change wormers because the other ones stop working.
I agree with alot of others also on this subject. Check the hay to see if not bad. On the Imodium AD if the goat is still here your going to be ok more likely but you have to wait 24 hours to see if your goat is going to live from the Imodium AD. If your goat does on that part you was lucky. Just never again give any goats that type of med. You can give them Pepto-Bismol,Kaeopectate, or Scour Halt for the scours.
If your goat is in pain you can give Bayer Childrens Chewable aspirins give it every 8 hrs for 24 hrs and that is it. That can be given for pain and fever.
If you think your goat has been poisoned you can use ToxiBan to help save them also. If do not have them make sure you put that on your list to have. If you do not have that on hand and you think your goat has been poisoned use raw eggs sometimes that works too.
Do you have any pokeweed that has them little purple berries on it. If so that can make a goat very sick too. The signs of being poisoned by pokeweed is these---->> CLASS OF SIGNS: Gastrointestinal irritation (colic, diarrhea which may be bloody). Rarely: anemia, possibly death. Birth defects and tumors may also be possible..
Photo of pokeweed berries. Pokeweed
I was rereading this also and you said this--->>> She's on graze and Lespideeza (SP) hay. I have fed no grain to her in the last several weeks. Just a question why did you take her off grain? Your goat needs to have grain, hay, fresh water all the time. I have never taken a doe off grain at all. I'm not to trying to sound like a smart butt but you need to slowly put your goat back on grain alone with all she already being eatting because changing the feed like that can also cause problems. Maybe reason to your goat got sick is this---->> Where your goat hasn't been feed grain the goat probabley got hungry & could have ate some type of poison plants because of not getting grain feed now. When they don't get feed grain they will get hungry and look for other things to eat. Also make sure the goat or goats get plenty of goats mineral that is also very important too.
I wish you all the luck with your goat.. I sure hope your goat gets well soon. Hang in there.
Keep us posted
Well she's still haning on, but still scouring. I tried to give her some grain this morning, and she turned her nose up at it. I think though I've dosed her with so much that she hates to see me coming, but she's not eating well at all. One puzzling thing though, her weight doesn't seem to be falling off whatsoever. A stool sample goes to the state lab tomorrow; it's near my wife's work and they same same day turnaround. I'll keep yall posted. Thanks so much for all your advice and concern.
My vet said to give my goat 5 - 325 mg asprins twice a day to my 80 wether for fever. She said that was the low end of the range and could be doubled.
I would make sure she has access to baking soda at all times. Now is especially important. It buffers the pH of the rumen and keeps the bacteria that keeps your goat alive happy.
If it were my goat...on a piece of bread
I'd worm her w/ horse paste Ivermectin at twice her wt--maybe 2.5(repeat in 10 days)
I'd give her pig paste w/ probiotics for blood building
I'd give her some b-complex to get her appetite going
I'd make a ball of baking soda and molasses and feed it to her(force it down if needed )
Offer her water with molasses and cider vinegar mixed in
Make sure she has some free chice, loose minerals available. Keep her up and moving---don't let her be down for long periods...
Call the vet if you feel unsure....but I've found that the folks here know more than typical bovine or horse vet
TSYORKm I suggest you pm Vicki McGaugh TX Nubians, she will probably send you her phone number and give you excellent guidance. Not putting down anyone's advive here by saying that. I just found her help to be invaluable, and probably saved my goats' lives by informing me about milk replacers.
Thanks to everyone for their concern, advise, etc. I'm happy to say that my "Bambi" is doing much much much better. I wormed her hard yesterday with Iveron and she's been getting Corid. She's eat more today that she has in the past week put together about it.
Again thanks so much, you all are a wealth of information.
has anyone ever tried blackberry leaves for scouring? I am drying some for the winter just in case...
Marci in Nor California
I'm glad to hear Bambi is doing better. Don't forget to reworm in seven days. You may also want to reworm your herd.


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Aug. 5 — A Corinthian Colleges Inc. instructor in Pennsylvania fired after exceeding 12 weeks of leave for depression may pursue Family and Medical Leave Act interference and retaliation claims because a reasonable jury could find the employer failed to notify her she was on FMLA leave, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled Aug. 5.
Corinthian argued it had mailed Lisa Lupyan a letter informing her she was on FMLA leave limited to 12 weeks. Lupyan said she never got the alleged letter, but a federal district court granted summary judgment to Corinthian, saying Lupyan couldn't overcome a presumption of receipt under the common law "mailbox rule" (2011 BL 230952 (W.D. Pa. 2011)).
Reversing the district court, the Third Circuit said Lupyan's assertion she never received the letter raises a jury issue that Corinthian never provided actual notice she was on time-restricted FMLA leave, especially since Corinthian easily could have notified Lupyan by certified or registered mail or via electronic means that require acknowledgement of receipt.
The mailbox rule, which presumes letters sent through the U.S. Postal Service are received three days later, is rebuttable, Judge Theodore A. McKee wrote.
Citing Federal Rule of Evidence 301, the court said Lupyan's contention she lacked notice that her leave was subject to the FMLA's time limitation because she never received Corinthian's letter "sufficiently burst the mailbox rule's presumption" and requires a jury to weigh the credibility of Lupyan's and Corinthian's conflicting testimony.
Nothing in the FMLA or Labor Department regulations "suggests a legislative intent to provide a stronger presumption there than would otherwise apply under Rule 301," the court said. "[E]vidence sufficient to nullify the presumption of receipt under the mailbox rule may consist solely of the addressee's positive denial of receipt, creating an issue of fact for the jury."
Requiring additional rebuttal evidence to get to a jury would make the mailbox rule "a conclusive presumption that would be equivalent to an ironclad rule," the court said.
"In this age of computerized communications and handheld devices, it is certainly not expecting too much to require businesses that wish to avoid a material dispute about the receipt of a letter to use some form of mailing that includes verifiable receipt when mailing something as important as a legally mandated notice," the court said.
Lupyan's termination is sufficient evidence of prejudice from the alleged lack of notice to raise an FMLA interference claim, even though Corinthian indisputably provided 12 weeks of leave, the court said.
Lupyan also has a triable FMLA retaliation claim, as a reasonable jury could find Corinthian's contentions that Lupyan was terminated either because she had exhausted FMLA leave or because student enrollment had decreased were pretexts for firing her for protected leave, the court said.
"[E]vidence sufficient to nullify the presumption of receipt under the mailbox rule may consist solely of the addressee's positive denial of receipt, creating an issue of fact for the jury," the court said.
Corinthian's own witness testified the school as a matter of policy didn't lay off instructors because of enrollment downturns, the court said.
"Given the unusual nature of her termination and its proximity to Lupyan's leave, a jury could reasonably conclude that Lupyan's request for FMLA leave motivated this differential treatment," the court said.
Judges Julio M. Fuentes and Berle Schiller joined in the decision.
The Williams Law Office represented Lupyan. Feldstein Grinberg Lang & McKee represented Corinthian Colleges.
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Class A/B: Greater than 50% of the input signal is amplified while the other percentage is off. These amplifiers have a small amount of current flowing through the output transistors all the time which almost eliminates crossover distortion. Class A/B has great sound quality but is not as efficient as class D. These amps are most commonly used to drive speakers.
Class D: Also known as switching amplifiers, class D amps have output transistors that are completely turned on or off. This means that when the transistors are on, there is almost no voltage across them but when they are off there is significant voltage but no current flowing through it which makes these amplifiers very efficient at the cost of sound quality. These amps are most commonly used to drive subwoofers.Other Classes: You may see classes such as GH, bD, X, FD, etc. by some manufactures. These amplifiers tend to be either class A/B, D or a hybrid of the two but with improvements to their designs that can make them more efficient or offer better sound quality.
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- 1Jan 5 by A Gay Male NurseI know this a weird question to ask but I have been gay all my life and in the last few months I have come to find my true self and I'm going to start hormones soon and start living as " Amber " that mean dressing as her full time at work and my everyday life I have let everyone on my unit know what's going on and I have had a few of the girls on the unit go to my NM and say they will not work beside me... I love being a OB nurse but I'm sacred no one will work with me and worried that once I start work as "Amber" I'm going to be forced outta my job. Need some advice any one out there can help?
- 1Jan 5 by DCrux, SNWhile only a student nurse (but have worked professionally in other fields for twenty years), I can say wholeheartedly that I would have no problem working with you as long as you knew your stuff. Your personal choice to enrich your happiness bears no weight on my working relationship with you.
While nothing even remotely similar, I've received the "look" when I tell people I'm becoming a nurse as a guy. I always found it puzzling what actually gender played in a professional experience (male, female, or any transition thereof). There are competent people of both sexes...
As for the other girls on your unit -- there are always going to be haters and people that just want to fit other people into their little "box". I say shrug 'em off and don't let them get you down!
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You're working in a setting where loose fitting gender neutral scrubs are the norm. After starting your transition, other than the name change, physical changes will not be immediately visible to your co-workers.
I'd suggest working with your therapist to develop a timetable both at work, and in your personal life, regarding using your new name, makeup, jewelry, etc
In terms of discrimination, you'd be legally protected if you were in Chicago, but I don't know what the law is in NM. Much of the opposition will come from ignorance. Is there an advocacy group you can contact that can assist you in providing education on both a unit, and on an institutional level?
Good luck in your journey
- 4Jan 5 by Peppermint_RNI don't have any advice, but I did want to say you are very courageous, Amber, and I wish you nothing but good luck on your journey! **hugs**
- 2Jan 5 by SL2014You have no control over how the other nurses will treat you.
All that you can do is find solidarity within yourself, love yourself and love others, even the ones who hate you. Ignore them.
Forgive them and love them not because they deserve it but because you deserve peace.
- 5Jan 5 by KelRN215, BSN, RNIMO, it's up to the NM to tell them they don't have a choice. In my state, you'd also be protected.
- 4Jan 5 by Ruby VeeWhat you're doing is very courageous, so I know you'll have the fortitude to deal with those who would disrespect you. Remember, how your colleagues treat you says much more about THEM than it does about YOU.
Personally, I don't care about your gender or sexual preferences as long as you're comfortable with yourself and happy with your choices. But if you and I were working night shifts together, I'd love to hear all about your journey. Decide how much you're comfortable sharing, and figure out a tactful way to say when you're not comfortable sharing.
Of course you'll behave professionally at all times, both with your patients and with your colleagues. I'm guessing that your job is safe and your colleagues will come around. There may be some who cannot deal with your transition, but again, that's more about them than about you.
I wish you the best of luck!
- 3Jan 5 by IrishIzRN, BSN, RNThey won't work beside you? I hope the NM directs them to the resignation policy!
I recently left L&D and I don't care what gender are or were or working on becoming...work hard and do a good job and that's what matters.
I hope you have the support you deserve from your NM.
Best of luck to you...Amber!
- 0Jan 5 by lmccrn62about 10 yea ago I worked with a nurse who was in your situation. The issue was the hospital received complaints from patients who actually questioned the true sex of the nurse. They released them from their contract stating that the nurses license said one thing and they were representing the self another way. I think in the general floors there are less issues then in a area that is generally female. As a nurse I don't care but the issue could be the patient. I wish you the best!
- 5Jan 5 by A Gay Male NurseThank you everyone I have started crying I can't believe that all of you support me as a nurse thank you thank you very much I'm so speechless right now ty ty


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|23 May 2013
Define a gaming rig
I'm curious as to what people think a low/mid/high end gaming rig consists of these days.
X79 based? 1155 acceptable? CPU? GPU/S? Monitor/s? Old tech automatic demotion?
So what do you guys think makes a gaming PC?
For example - Not bragging - what would you say my sig rig is? MID Range, MID-HIGH, HIGH?
Because of the 3rd card and 3 monitors, I'd say my rig is Mid-High. Agree, disagree?
(I'm talking about realistic PC's too. The ones we play on. Not some $20,000 silly thing. )
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Windows 8.1 Pro + Windows 10
I would call yours high end. Mine is mid range.
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Cheers dude For an 1155 system, I'd say it's high end too.
But for full on high end, I consider x79 watercooled, quad sli, 30" screens and GTX Titans the be all
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Any PC built with the intention of playing games first and foremost makes it a gaming rig. Right now, very few, if any, games require a 6 core CPU to keep things going, and socket 1155 is the best option as far as price vs performance. To answer your question........you have to realize your system to many would be an ultra-high uber gaming rig. Without some sort of cap, one can't rate a machine. Initially, I'd say a mid-high range system because there ARE faster/better performing video cards out there. Take it with a grain of salt because I've yet to install a video card in my system! lol
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Windows 7 Professional x64 SP1 / Windows TP 10 x64
High end Gaming hardware is mostly way ahead of Gaming software.
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kbrady, not so fast, price point wise, CPU of FX-8350 by AMD is the best bet and it's probably not close at ALL, yet.
My rig is still high middle.
kbrady, why oh why bother with all those components and go on-board video, I am very by that....
A new A10 AMD comes with a Radeon HD 7660 on board, that would be pretty sweet budget rig starter, right there.
I just noticed OP is trying to pretend his gaming rig is not high end with 3 670 video cards in it, NICE TRY!
Basically my rig runs every game wonderfully I have bought, otherwise I'd have a FX8350 to add, but it's not needed, at this time, to be fair, the top end video card Radeon HD 7950 is the major reason why, indeed.
My previous 5850 would probably be tolerable still, but I was a little greedy this upgrade round.
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I have watched Logan's video and his seems to be the exception, not the rule. The 3570K I have IS more powerful than the FX 8350 as I do more than game....in fact, I put off buying a dedicated graphics card because I don't do much gaming and the games I do play, the HD4000 graphics do just fine @ 1080p. Frown all you want, but this isn't my first day with a computer and I know what I'm doing lol. I chose to spend my money where it was needed.......and I will get a graphics card soon enough.
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I am just teasing, I figured as much.
Well, the FX-8350 is the best priced CPU hands down at the moment, AMD's pricing is kinda puzzling, I dunno whose buying the inferior ones, now that they are so close in price.
8 cores is nice, I am using my 6, I run Coretemp with the gadget, and keep my eye on them, sometimes.
I can upgrade but don't need it and don't want the hassles, although for sub $200 I am so tempted.
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Windows 7 x64 (Ultimate)
I am even ashame to consider my rig a Gaming rig but I do enjoy my Campaigns immensely. Oh and, smarteyeball... I really really REALLY hate you and your gaming rig!
I know... jealousy does not become me
Woof... I would probably make 2 or 3 rigs with your rig. Now, let me understand something... do you play on all those 3 screens at the same time or I am reading all these wrong?
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Windows 7 Ultimate x64
As kbrady has already stated, a "gaming rig" is any computer that is built / bought for the intention of gaming. Now weather it is a low, mid or high end gaming computer would all be personal preference, depending on what games you play. Technically, I could buy a $100 computer and play nothing but Solitaire on it and it would be a high end gaming rig (to me) because I would be able to play Solitaire with to problems and maxed out settings. Just like hoe I consider my current rig a high end gaming computer because I can play all my games on maxed out settings with no problems at all.
See your rig to me would not be high end, it would be to the point where it is complete overkill, because I would never need that much power. Now your rig may not be overkill to you but simply high end, again depending on what you do and how you use it.
Well that's how I think of it anyways...
P.S. Nice rig man!
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Tweet Involving patients in a meaningful way in research that matters to them is a daunting process. The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) has been trying. Yesterday, I received notice that PCORI is about to launch workgroups in five priority … Continue reading
PCORI Board Sets Listening/Webinar Mode Only on Revised Research Priorities
Tweet It looks like The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) Board of Governors will hold a special teleconference/webinar in watch-only mode via teleconference/webinar on Wednesday, April 25, 2012. The Board will discuss and vote on PCORI's revised National Priorities for … Continue reading
Join Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) Dialogue on National Research Priorities Today
Tweet Are you interested in participating in efforts to shape patient-centered outcomes research priorities. Then, don't miss today's meeting, webcast starting 9:30 am, or via telephone to 800 number line posted below. Got comments for the PCORI people: see submission … Continue reading