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I quickly killed power, unplugged it, turned the dial to off and threw the lid open... smoke roiled out. The tub had not drained. I opened windows and used fans to clear the basement. The stench was incredible! I thought it was electrical fire smell, but now think it might be rubber, perhaps from the belt.
I pulled the lower panel off and didn't notice any obstructions or any damage. Everything appeared clean and intact. I was able to move the pulleys, tensioner and belt fairly easily. The and pulley grooves and belt seemed ok. I am able to deflect the belt by pressing on it: it is neither loose or super tight. I think I replaced the belt last year....but, my wife runs the crap outta the washer. There is definitely some belt dust.
I decided to run it through the rest of the cycle and watched it the entire time (laying on the floor with safety glasses, a flashlight and a HEPA mask): it seemed fine.
I checked for obstructions between the inner and outer tub by pulling the top ring off and agitator out, and there was nothing there. Could there be something between the inner/outer tub but under the inner tub? Not sure how to get the inner tub out.
I am now very nervous about this machine! Any ideas as to what could be wrong?
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TOKYO—Sony is still struggling but has reduced its red ink for the latest quarter to a 10.7 billion yen ($115 million) loss.
The Japanese electronics and entertainment company reported a 158 billion yen loss the same period the previous year.
Its result Thursday showed that quarterly sales inched up nearly 7 percent to 1.95 trillion yen ($21 billion) despite declining sales of gadgets such as flat-panel TVs and Blu-ray video recorders as Sony got a perk from a weaker yen.
The yen has been weakening because of expectations the central bank will ease monetary policy. A weak yen generally helps Japanese exporters such as Sony by boosting overseas profits.
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No surprises in US elections
"To err is human … but if it's less than 4 percent, it's only sampling." So went the winning slogan on the American Association for Public Opinion Research's conference T-shirt sometime in the 1990s.
The first message of this slogan is that the result of a sample always differs from that of the entire population, so a small difference is no surprise or shame. Of course, the bigger the sample, the better it should perform.
The slogan also reveals, implicitly, that 625 is a common sample size in an American poll of voters. This is because 4 percent = 1/25, and the square of 25 = 625. The formula for the sample size for a desired error margin (e.g., 4 percent) for a proportion (e.g., a candidate's voting rate), with 95 percent confidence, is taken up in college statistics. The formula applies as well for a small state like Hawaii as for a large one like California; 625 respondents is equally good for both states.
The US presidential contest is decided, not by one national election, but by 51 statewide elections (counting Washington, DC as a "state"). So there are 51 separate contests for pollsters to predict. The national popularity contest is incidental, with only pride at stake.
If an American presidential candidate's lead in several statewide polls is larger than their error margins, then the state is called "safe" for him. If his lead is below the error margin, then obviously the state is not safe. Nevertheless the odds stay in his favor; there is no 50:50 tie unless the percentage points are equal.
In this column, as in previous ones, my basis is the statewide polls found in www.PollingReport.com. I simply eyeball the most recent polls, without averaging. I take for granted that polls of likely-voters make provision for realism of the demographics (race, gender, marital status, work status, socioeconomic class) of those who will actually vote.
Throughout the campaign, the statewide polls indicated that all the 22 states that went consistently Republican in 2000, 2004 and 2008—namely Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, and Wyoming, with a total of 180 Electoral College votes or ECVs—would be safe for Mitt Romney.
In fact, Romney easily won all those 22 states, by leads ranging from 8 points in Georgia to 48 points in Utah (based on www.politico.com/2012-election, 11/08/2012, about 1 a.m. Eastern time). No surprises; good work, pollsters.
By October, Romney also had the statewide lead in Indiana, whose 11 ECVs thus raised his prospective safe ECVs to 191 before election day (see my "Another close US election," 11/03/2012). Indeed, he won Indiana by 11 points, as Indiana swung red in 2012.
The statewide polls also indicated that the 19 states that went Democratic in 2000, 2004 and 2008—namely California, Connecticut, Delaware, Washington, DC, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington, and Wisconsin, with 242 ECVs—would all be safe for Barack Obama in 2012 as well.
In fact, Obama did win all those 19 states, by leads ranging from 5 points in Pennsylvania to 83 points in DC. No surprises; good work, pollsters. Note that the major eastern seaboard states hit by Hurricane "Sandy" were traditionally blue and were expected to stay blue.
By the end of October, the statewide polls also had swing states Iowa and New Mexico going blue. Their extra 11 ECVs raised Obama to a safe 253 ECVs before election day. Indeed, Obama won both Iowa, by 5 points, and New Mexico, by almost 10 points.
Thus, 44 out of the 51 state contests had already been predicted before election day. I would give the polling community a perfect 44/44 score on its "safe" predictions.
My column just before the election put 253-191 as the cumulative score of ECVs for Obama and Romney at that point. Lacking only 17 more ECVs for reelection, Obama had many ways to win—either Florida alone or Ohio alone would be enough—yet could not be called safe to win.
Polls in six of the remaining seven states gave small, unsafe, leads to Obama. The exception was Virginia, where Obama was at +4 in a Washington Post poll, but Romney was at +2 according to Fox News (which I probably should have discounted). All in all, the odds were with Obama.
By midnight of election day, Obama had won five of the uncallable seven states—by 1.9 points in Ohio, 3.0 points in Virginia, 4.7 points in Colorado, 5.8 points in New Hampshire, and 6.6 points in Nevada. Their combined 50 ECVs thus raised Obama to 303, as of the time Romney conceded.
Only North Carolina went red (by 2.2 points); its 15 ECVs thus raised Romney to 206. Florida (29 ECVs) was still inconclusive, with Obama up by only 0.6, but had no more relevance and ultimately went blue. Final score: 332-206.
So I would score the polling community at six out of seven, or 86 percent, on its tentative predictions in the unsafe states. And I would put its overall score at 50 out of 51, or 98 percent, of the entirety of the contests.
No surprises, except maybe for Dick Morris, who told Fox News on Oct. 31 that he projected Romney to win by a score of 325-213, and this week claimed that he believed he was right at the time he said it.
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Last year: 4-8 overall, 1-6 in Western Division (sixth place)
SEC record last five years: 12-28 (.300)
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Longest win streak: 13 (1955-56)
Trophy case: One national championship (1960), six SEC championships (1947, 1954, 1955, 1960, 1962, 1963), 19 first-round NFL draft choices
Head coach: Houston Nutt, 22-16 (.579) in three years at Ole Miss, 79-62 (.560) 18 years overall; 3-7 (.300) at Ole Miss and 19-35 (.352) overall against top 25 teams
New assistants: Offensive coordinator David Lee, receivers Gunter Brewer, secondary Keith Burns
Returning starters offense/defense/specialists: 9-5-2
Difference makers: RB Brandon Bolden (976 yards rushing, 14 TDs), WR Melvin Harris (30 catches for 408 yards, 3 TDs), S Damien Jackson (68 tackles), P Tyler Campbell (46.4 ypk, 2010 NCAA FBS punting champion)
The road to Atlanta: The only way Nutt gets to Atlanta this season is on a connecting flight through Hartsfield-Jackson airport on a recruiting trip. The Rebels enter the season with a veteran offensive line and a nice collection of RBs, but don't have a quarterback in camp who has taken extensive snaps in a college game. West Virginia transfer and former Memphis University School star Barry Brunetti is the starter. It's a bonus for Ole Miss that it has fewer than half of its defensive starters returning, because the Rebels allowed 35.2 points and 399 yards per game last season. The coaching staff addition of offensive coordinator David Lee, Nutt's longtime security blanket, can't prevent a 5-7 season and a 2-6 SEC record.
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Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram on Monday asked the three government-appointed interlocutors on Jammu and Kashmir to refrain from giving "ball-by-ball" commentary on the dialogue process being undertaken by them.
"The point is that media should not ask and interlocutors should not give ball-by-ball commentary. They are there for interlocution, it is not a cricket match," Mr. Chidambaram told journalists, while presenting his Ministry's progress report for October.
His observation came a day after Dileep Padgaonkar, eminent journalist and one of the three interlocutors, told a television channel that a member from a militant outfit had told them during their recent visit to the Valley that they might present to the interlocutors a road map for peace in the troubled State.
Besides Mr. Padgaonkar, noted academician Radha Kumar and Central Information Commissioner M.M. Ansari were appointed interlocutors for Jammu and Kashmir on October 13 as per the decision of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS). The three have been mandated to hold a sustained and uninterrupted dialogue with all sections of the people of the State.
The interlocutors paid their first week-long visit to Srinagar and Jammu from October 23.
Kashmir Valley was rocked by violent protests, stone-pelting incidents, police firing and strikes since June. As many as 111 people have been killed in the violence, mostly in firing by security forces.
Kashmir situation
The Home Minister who visited Ladakh region as well as Srinagar over the week-end said the situation in the Valley was "returning to normal."
He said that after the recent visit of the all-party delegation to the State, "there is a sense of expectation that the political problem of Jammu and Kashmir will be addressed in all seriousness."
He said the interlocutors had, to some extent, changed the discourse in the State. "I sincerely hope that the people in the State will give peace a chance and give dialogue a chance," he added.
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Responding to a query on the BJP's criticism of remarks made by interlocutors, Mr. Chidambaram said: "If the BJP wants the dialogue process to succeed, it should exercise restraint and not make these baseless allegations."
Asked if the Delhi police would file a case against writer Arundhati Roy for her remarks on Jammu and Kashmir at a seminar in the capital recently, Mr. Chidambaram said the police not filing a case against her alleged seditious speech was in accordance with the letter and spirit of the law. "Not taking action is also an action," he said.
"Section 124 (A) of the Indian Penal Code [related to sedition] is for deterrence and punishment. The spirit of the law and true interpretation of the law is that unless there is direct incitement to violence, the State must show tolerance and forbearance. The Delhi Police is acting in accordance with the letter and spirit of the law," he said.
To another question about the attack on the writer's residence here by BJP women cell activists, Mr. Chidambaram said, "I do not think there was any attack on her residence. If there is a specific request, we will provide her security."
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Our valued colleague in the Imaging Services Section, Dwight Sunderlin, passed away on February 8 after a brief illness. He will be laid to rest this spring in his beloved hometown of Winchester, Virginia. During his lifetime, Dwight wore many hats as both a soldier and a civilian. He proudly served his country in the National Guard. Here at the Library of Virginia, Dwight was a methodical, trustworthy coworker who was willing to assist in any type of situation–from changing windshield wiper blades to implementing the operational procedures for a new software program.
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The Library of Virginia is pleased to announce that digital images for the King William County (Va.) Chancery Causes, 1868-1913, are now available online through the Chancery Records Index on the LVA's Virginia Memory site. Because they rely so heavily on the testimony of witnesses, chancery causes contain a wealth of historical and genealogical information and are especially useful when researching local, state, social, or legal history. Chancery causes often contain correspondence, property lists (including slaves), lists of heirs, and vital statistics that are especially helpful in documenting the African American experience, family history, women's history, and Southern business and labor history. Following are a few suits of interest found in the collection.
The King William chancery causes contain several suits which illustrate the experiences of Native Americans in the Tidewater region. The Mattaponi Tribe is represented in Chancery Cause 1895-002, George F. Custalow vs. James S. Robinson, Trustee. In the case, two members of the Mattaponi Tribe, Custalow and Austin Key, dispute ownership over a piece of land. In Chancery Cause Walter Miles vs. Alice Miles, 1907-006, two members of the Pamunkey Tribe, living in Indian Town, head to the King William County court to seek a divorce. Walter Miles claimed that on 15 November 1904 he was called before the chiefs of the tribe to face a charge … read more »
Additional images of documents from counties or incorporated cities classified as "Lost Records Localities" have been added to the Lost Records Localities Digital Collection available on Virginia Memory. The bulk of the new addition consists of copies of wills from the following localities: Botetourt, Buckingham, Dinwiddie, Fairfax, Gloucester, Hanover, James City, King and Queen, King George, King William, Prince George, Prince William, Rockingham, and Spotsylvania counties. These wills were used as exhibits in Augusta County and City of Petersburg chancery causes. The index number of the chancery suit that the "Lost Record Locality" document appeared in is included in the catalog record. Be sure to search the Chancery Records Index for the chancery suit to learn how, for example, a will from King and Queen County recorded in 1749 ended up as an exhibit in an Augusta County chancery case that ended in 1819.
Also, images of Buckingham County (Va.) Tithable List A-G, 1764 have been added to the Lost Records Localities Digital Collection. Most of the early court records from Buckingham County were destroyed during a courthouse fire in 1869. The 1764 tithable list was spared destruction because, at the time of the fire, it was located in the Prince Edward County courthouse. From 1789 to 1809, Prince Edward County was the seat of a district court that heard civil and criminal suits … read more »
The release of the film 12 Years a Slave had us talking here at Out of the Box. Discussions on slavery are a common occurrence at the Library of Virginia, but it is an entirely different experience to see the brutality and violence of slavery on screen. Based on the 1853 autobiography of Solomon Northup, a free African American living in Saratoga Springs, New York, kidnapped in Washington, D.C., and sold into slavery in Louisiana, the film offers an unflinching portrayal of slavery in the United States.
12 Years a Slave never pulls back from the brutality of its subject matter, and most importantly the film gives a human face to slavery—a system characterized by its dehumanization. So many of the records here at the LVA do the same, putting a name to those who suffered, and telling their stories. In addition to an original 1857 edition of Northup's narrative, the experiences of slaves can be found in the state, local, and private records held at the LVA. Some of those stories have already been recounted here on Out of the Box. Unfortunately many of these stories end as tragically as they began.
After 12 long years, Northup managed to escape slavery, but for a young woman wrongfully enslaved in Alexandria, Virginia, that would not be the case. The details appear in the … read more »
Usually at Out of the Box we offer up stories found by our archivists in the many collections held at the Library of Virginia, but today, we're doing things differently. While creating this year's Archives Month theme, "Homegrown," we spent a lot of time chatting about family recipes. In my family, Millie's Rolls are still famous years after her death. I never got to experience them, as she died before I was born, but aunts, uncles, and cousins still talk about them at every Hollar family reunion. Before she died, Millie attempted to write out the magic behind her yeast rolls and the result was a list of baffling, imprecise instructions. In addition to the not-so-precise measurements of pinches and fingerfulls, the rising dough has to take a trip out to Betty Jean's car—twice. You're going to need a 1954 Ford before attempting these rolls.
I knew the Out of the Box readers would have similar stories from their families, and they did not disappoint. Recipes ranged from traditional Christmas puddings to oddities served up in Jello molds. There were food stained recipe cards and handwritten cookbooks crafted to ensure food traditions survived. Below are some of those recipes and the family stories that helped shape them.
This first recipe, shared by Mary Marlowe Leverette, comes with a famous Virginia connection. Mr. Lee's Pie came … read more »
October and Archives Month are finally here! This year's theme, "Homegrown: Celebrating Virginia's Cultural Heritage in its Archives and Special Collections," celebrates the diverse culture in the commonwealth—agriculture, viticulture, horticulture, food culture, and even film culture. During Archives Month 2013, Virginia's archives and special collections repositories will highlight the historical records, photographs, and moving images that document the commonwealth's many traditions. Archives Month is a great time to attend an event or to explore your Virginia history by discovering an archives collection near you. For more information on repositories and events in your area, check out the Virginia Archives Month 2013 website.
The Library of Virginia is participating in "Homegrown: Celebrating Virginia's Cultural Heritage" with a unique event bringing together food-culture historians—the modern interpreters of historical foodways—and local food-movement advocates: practitioners, growers, and promoters of regional food and beverages. Enjoy a Virginia open house with tastings, literature, and a chance to talk with the specialists on Wednesday, 30 October, from 6–8:30 p.m. Virginia products and books will be for sale and related items from the Library of Virginia's collection will be displayed.
So, how else can you get involved? By participating in our Unique Family Recipe Contest! As part of the Archives Month celebrations, we want to pay homage to Virginia cooking traditions. Do you have a recipe passed down from generation to generation … read more »
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"War of 1861 John Boyer Company B 10 Virginia
Was Born in the State of New York and inlisted in the State of Virginia in the County of Stafford the town of Brensville to sirve for the term of three years & is here by discharged from the sirves of the Confederates this 4th day of April one thousand eight hundred and sixty three on account of wounds reseved in battle. Said John Boyer has Read eyes white hair is nine feet 11 inches hie and by confetion when enroled a dog rober. He is never to enter the Military Sirves again under eney consideration and eney Mustering or recruting oficer that is knowen to inlist said John Boyer will sufer death or such punishment as ma be disided on by a General Coart Martial By order of Major General Robert E. Lee.
Signed Jefferson Davis President of the Confederate States of America
Given at Richmond Virginia this first day of April one thousand eight hundred and sixty three.
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He was born to Lyle and Carla (Johnson) Phelps on Dec. 28, 1928 in Bottineau, North Dakota. He was a driller in the oilfield industry.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a daughter Vicki Blackman.
Survivors include his wife, Patty Phelps of George West; a son, Russell (Barbara) Phelps of Midvale, Utah; a daughter, Cheryl Linney of George West; a sister, Juanita Goodman of Burlington, Washington; six grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, Dec. 1, from 5-8 p.m., at Roberson Funeral Home in Three Rivers.
Funeral service will be Friday, Dec. 2, at 11 a.m., at the First Baptist Church in George West, with Brother Bruce Irving officiating service.
Burial will follow at the George West Cemetery, in George West.
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Why Are They Rejecting Atheist Generosity?
By HEMANT MEHTA - FRIENDLY ATHEIST
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This isn't necessarily a story of discrimination against atheists. But I find it hard to believe a church group would have been treated the same way… hear me out and let me know if you feel the same way.
To preface the story, I'm reminded of Kiva, the microlending website. On that site, individuals can loan out a relatively small amount of money, say $25, to a person who really needs it. By gathering a couple hundred dollars or so via small loans, many people around the world can get the capital they need to get their "businesses" off the ground. It might even help them get out of poverty. (Ideally, they pay back the loan, allowing you to reloan the money to somebody else.)
That's a powerful project. But one way Kiva encourages even more people to loan money is by allowing them to be part of a larger group. Like the group called "Atheists, Agnostics, Skeptics, Freethinkers, Secular Humanists and the Non-Religious." As I write this, the 17,000+ members of that group have loaned out more money than any other group out there — nearly $5,000,000. (The Kiva Christians are in second place by a mile.)
Now back to the current story.
A couple months ago, philanthropist Todd Stiefel came to the Foundation Beyond Belief board (which I'm on) with an excellent idea.
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Can't get logged in!!!
I have never had so much trouble creating an account for a game before. I had a Cryptic account almost from the day this game was being talked about. But that was not good enough I had to create a Perfect World account which took forever to get set up. Now I have the account and it won't let me in the game, it keeps telling me "invalid username or password".
Played SWG for nearly 8 years got in on the SWTOR beta and been playing it since release but it is not where I want to call home. So I am looking for a game I can call home and eventually subscribe, but I guess this one is not it if I can not even get in to try it. :mad:
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HYDERABAD: A physiotherapy student, who had allegedly raped a ninth standard student and recorded the act on his mobile phone, has been threatening her of putting the visuals on the Internet, the Chatrinaka police said on Thursday.
A hunt has been launched for the accused, Ravi Kiran, 21, of Mahbubnagar town, who is in the final year of physiotherapy course. A case under Section 376 of the IPC has been registered against him.
The accused happened to see the mobile phone number of a woman lecturer living in SRT Colony of Chatrinaka as it was displayed in a television programme after she won a contest.
He rang up that number saying he too was interested in taking part in such TV programmes and sought the woman's guidance in November last. The unsuspecting lecturer and her husband treated Kiran as a family friend. The couple had two daughters. The elder one was studying in a residential college away from city.
In February last, Kiran went to the lecturer's house while she and her husband were away, allegedly raped their younger daughter and threatened to kill her if she revealed the matter to anyone. On learning about the incident a few weeks later, the girl's parents went to Kiran's house and complained to his family members who assured them that Kiran would not visit their house again.
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I'm not responsible for anyone but myself in saying this, but I have beaten dents out of my Cast rims of my Versys a half a dozen times now w/a sledge and a piece of hardwood.
My repairs have never been good enough that it was imposible to detect where they have been ,but they have not cracked [checked w/dye], and they do not wobble, shimmy, or shake at any speed.
After the first time, I have not made it a special task since, to remove the tire to bend it back. I now wait until the tire needs replaced to do it.
I just noticed yesterday that I now have another one up front.
Here's some pics of the first one that happened shortly after buying this bike. It was just bad enough to feel a slight shimmy, but I was on a trip and lived w/it for hundreds of miles.
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anyone have a link or a pic of a 15k male luxon set???
Dye it green, than you look like a german barmaid =DOriginally Posted by vader
Okay let me retry this picture posting thing.........
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Okay maybe this time itll work!! Well heres a pic of Anastasia,my mesmer, in front of that beautiful shrine in Kaineng Center which is basicly a mall cuz its HUGE!!! And this pic really is a nice one to me now that i think about it.Veweey Veweey bootiful
And last but not least a close up on Once again my mesmer Anastasia Silk Fox
She has a pretty nice face but the armor is da bomb!!!!!!I just love 15k enchanters dyed pink........or red
Oh and one more thing!!!!!Sry if images R 2 small!
yes they are but from what i can see its very nice looking both the armor and ur face?? :D
It's indeed too bad your pics show up so small... we can't see that beautiful face you speak of
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My PC will not work and the graphics card is the chief suspect. My priority is to buy a cheap graphics card that will hopefully solve the problem. But, of course, I would like to buy the best value card for my budget and aging system. And I would like it to be a considerable upgrade to the nVidia GeForce 6800 GT (350MHz clock, 256MB DDR @ 500MHz, 16 pixel pipelines) previously installed.
My PC specs are currently:
Mobo: ASUS A8N SLi Deluxe (with 2 x PCI-Express x16 slots) -
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ 2.2GHz dual-core (1MB L2 cache) -
RAM: 2 x 1GB DDR 400MHz (PC3200) (although I am considering upgrading to 4 x 1GB) -
OS: Windows XP Professional (32-bit) -
Monitor: HD, 1920 x 1080 resolution, 24" diagonal, with DVI and HDMI inputs.
My needs:
Photo-editing (a lot!), some video-editing, casual playing of older games.
I have seen well-reviewed cards (eg Radeon HD 6670) at prices just above my intended budget. These may be very appealing but I don't know if my system can run them, nor if they are too over-spec for my system that a card at half-the-price will perform just as well? At the other end of the scale, I have seen very cheap cards that appear sufficient for my needs, however due to the interface discrepancies I am not sure how much it will affect performance - is it possible that I could end up with too little performance?
I would really like to know what are the likely best specifications of a graphics card that will (cost-)efficiently perform in my system?
How much will my motherboard's PCIe slot affect a PCIe 2.0 card? My system uses DDR RAM, does it matter if the graphics card has GDDR2 / DDR3? Will I see any benefit from a graphics card with 1GB memory, instead of 512MB? Can I use a card with a 64-bit memory bus with my 32-bit OS?
Thanks in advance, I apologise for this awkward post, but I am at my wit's end after spending a week trying to research this matter on my own.
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Posted October 5, 2011 at 3:51PM
GDDR -- common to Graphics cards -- is not the same thing as DDR memory installed in PCs & shouldn't be confused for one another. And a GDDR3 card will work just fine in a machine equipped with DDR system memory, insofar as the expansion slot (AGP/PCIe) on the machine will support the type of card.
The memory on the video card does not need to match the ram on the motherboard. You could have DDR3 memory on a geforce 6600gt card even if your motherboard has DDR1 memory. It definitely does not matter.
BUT just make sure your Power Supply Unit gives enough power for the card you use
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Posted October 5, 2011 at 4:04PM
Best Graphics card for the money September 2011 will give you a good guide except for the USA pricing
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Posted October 5, 2011 at 4:38PM
And your budget is???????
The radeon HD4670 is a small, and fairly powerful card. Definitely a lot faster than a geforce 6800. It also doesn't need much power so you won't even have to worry about a possible psu upgrade.
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Posted October 5, 2011 at 5:03PM
Thank you gengiscant and thank you for the link chub_tor.
My budget is approx. GBP30 - 40. So those recommendations do fall within my budget.
My PSU is 550W so I think it should comfortably cope with any of these cards.
I am guilty of repeat-posting this issue, just now, in the Games forum - although I think I explained myself more clearly there: http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/forums/26/games/4083868/suitable-graphics-card-for-aging-pc--how-do-i-know-the-limitations/
I was about to ask the mods to possibly close the thread on this board when I saw your replies.
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Posted October 5, 2011 at 5:33PM
And thank you northumbria61!
On closer inspection, the cards I have just searched (Radeon HD 5560, 5570, 4670) are not actually available at the prices Google initially found. And the Radeon HD 4670 is well-over at GBP 67 :(
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Posted October 5, 2011 at 5:50PM
Then how about the HD4650 from Amazon at £36.50
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@ Chub_tor :
That looks a promising find at a nice pice, thanks.
However, I have just seen an EAH5450 for the same price at PC World: http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/asus-eah5450-silent-di-1gd3-lp-pci-e-graphics-card-1gb-06318486-pdt.html
Is that an even better option?
PC World supposedly had a 512MB version of the EAH 5450 at gbp 25 - (no longer available though). What is the payoff between the memory sizes and clock speeds? Would a slightly faster card with less memory be better than a similar priced 1GB card? Or should I be forgetting about anything less than 1GB these days?
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Posted October 5, 2011 at 7:06PM
Would a slightly faster card with less memory be better than a similar priced 1GB card? Take a look at this explanation from Tom's Hardware and if you want to compare the 5450 against the 4650 then take a look at this chart
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Thanks again chub_tor - your link to the explanation doesn't work though.
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So..a few things have truly irked me..and while they are not story breakers..its hard to ignore them. Such as..how did Glenn get out of the pharmacy when it was padlocked? And how did Lee and Cheryl as well? I mean I can assume that they maybe found another exit or something..but it looks like they walk right out the padlocked front door.
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well there is a back door so im guessing thats how they got out but i do agree with you with the old guy why did nothing happen
there's a door to an ally in the pharmacy office, that's how they get the motel, they only need to get the key to get the medicine for Larry.
1) There's a door that leads to the back alley.
2) Who is Cheryl?
3) Larry's a dick. The group knows he's a dick. They had plenty of time to argue, fight and cool down a bit during the ride to the Motel. It wouldn't make any sense at all if everyone just suddenly started arguing at the Motel.
Though I'm sure the "Larry leaving Lee for dead" thing will come up again in the next episode, the closing scene at the Motel didn't feel unnatural to me at all.
Well the other guys told you everything needed for the Glenn thing, they got out the same door everyone escaped though at the end. As for when Larry punches you, I dunno, Lee and Larry had words at the Motel but I dunno what else will happen with it, though I didn't see Larry, or his Daughter for that matter, in the trailer for Episode 2, and it did look like they group kinda splits up, maybe that'll have something to do with it.
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1) easy back door as been mentioned
2) they leave as a cliff Hanger how many times at least in the show have we seen this type of scenario
3)Lilly could still die before episode 3 I think that is just a possibiltie depending on how you play.
I feel kind of cheated that I went to save shawn and he still dies A little angry at that cause I feel it makes the story to forced.
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I feel kind of cheated that I went to save shawn and he still dies A little angry at that cause I feel it makes the story to forced.
It makes more sense if you've read the comics. That's why I saved Duck the first time.
Max: "I think he just needs a hug, or a sharp blow to the head."
question for anyone who has played through twice already: in the initial pharmacy scene where everyone is arguing, if you side with the old man about killing duck, what happens to duck? also, if you side with him do you get on his good side and at the end he doesn't punch you?
I been wanting to get the comics and I know the show talks about hershals son.
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