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Egypt's Mysterious Book of the Faiyum
Date: 10/06/13 - 01/05/14
Time: 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
The Book of the Faiyum is an exquisitely illustrated papyrus from Greco-Roman Egypt. One of the most intriguing ancient representations of a place ever found, the papyrus depicts the Faiyum oasis, located to the west of the Nile, as a center of prosperity and ritual. Egyptian jewelry, papyri, statues, reliefs and ritual objects will illuminate the religious context that gave rise to this enigmatic text, which celebrates the crocodile god Sobek and his special relationship with the Faiyum.
Drop-In Art Activities: Marvelous Music
Date: 12/01/13 - 12/29/13
Time: 10:00 AM - 03:00 PM
Bring the beat back as we build instruments together in our art and music studio all December long. Discover your inner rhythm and share it through each tap of your drum. Tune your strings to play sitar scales and ring in the winter season by shaking your jingle bells! Become a little luthier this month and discover painted and sculpted instruments throughout the museum. Every Saturday and Sunday! No registration is required. Drop-in, make and take a fantastic piece of art home with you!
Carolers on the Court
Date: 12/15/13
Time: 01:00 PM - 04:00 PM
Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the holiday season and join us for a festive afternoon filled with holiday goodies and all-around merriment! This year we welcome back Joyous Voices, an a capella caroling ensemble, dressed in Dickens-era costumes, who sing an impressive repertoire of traditional Christmas melodies ranging from Medieval and Victorian to popular favorites.


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"The Syringa Tree," which won the 2001 Obie Award for best play and premieres in Los Angeles this week, might be the first theatrical work to deal with the complicated and ambiguous relations between Jews and blacks in South Africa. A solo performance written and acted by Pamela Gien, it is a partly fictionalized -- though mostly factual -- account of a half-Jewish, half-English child in Johannesburg during apartheid. Created by Gien in a Santa Monica acting class in 1996, the play was inspired by the brutal murder of Gien's grandfather when she was a child.


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1A health fair for people 50 and older is scheduled for Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon at East Regional Branch Library. Community agencies attending include American Red Cross of Cumberland County, Better Health of Cumberland County, Cumberland County Council on Older Adults, United Way of Cumberland County, Cape Fear Valley Heart and Vascular Center and assisted-living facilities. Family members and caregivers are invited.
Flu shots will be available. The library is at 4809 Clinton Road. For more information, call 485-2955.
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The New Year in Chennai is set to begin on a very exciting note and tennis enthusiasts in India can once again look forward to some riveting tennis action. Aircel Chennai Open 2010, India's only ATP World Tour Tennis event is now in an unprecedented 15th year and will be played at the SDAT Tennis Stadium at Nungambakam, Chennai from Jan 4 till Jan 10, 2010. The qualifying rounds will be held on Jan 2-3, 2010. The USD 450,000 Aircel Chennai Open 2010 will be cynosure of all the tennis lovers around the world and it will feature an impressive line-up of stars both Indian and International who will vie for the one of the first ATP title of the new season. The week long tournament will be telecast live on Ten Sports and Zee Sports.
Leading the field is Robin Soderling who is currently World No. 9 and is the first and only tennis player to defeat Rafael Nadal in the French Open 2009. Infact he again defeated Nadal in straight sets earlier this week at the ATP World Tour Finals. Soderling is joined by the defending champion Marin Cilic who is currently World No. 14. Also joining the competition is, World No. 21 (World No. 9 in June 2008), Stanislas Wawrinka (Switzerland) who won the 2008 Beijing Olympics Gold Medal in Doubles (with Roger Federer).
Completing the star-brigade in Singles draw are: Janko Tipsarevic and Dudi Sela.
Other well-known players include Simon Greul, Rajeev Ram, Lukas Lacko, Michael Russell, Rainer Schuettler , Theimo De Bakker, Yen—Hsun Lu, Robby Ginepri, Daniel Brands and Michael Berrer amongst others.
The impressive field for Singles Draw of Aircel Chennai Open 2010 boasts of 3 top 25 players. Also, as many as 15 players are from top 100 players, thus making it a powerful and impressive field.
Speaking from London through Video conference, Mr. Fernando Soler, Tournament Director and Head of Tennis IMG Worldwide, said, "We are pleased that the event will continue to deliver quality players for the Indian crowd. Aircel Chennai Open 2010 will showcase a fascinating game of world-class tennis with top players and some exciting upcoming young talents slugging it out for the coveted titles. We are thankful to all the sponsors for their support to this mega event."
Announcing the field, Mr. Ravi Krishnan, MD, South Asia, IMG India, the owners and organizers of this international ATP tennis event, said, "Aircel Chennai Open 2010 has one of the most open and competitive line-ups we have had in the history of the tournament. The field boasts of 5 players who are in Top 50 and all of them have the potential of winning the Championship. An interesting point to note is that we have 7 players in the draw who have been in top 30 in their careers that including Rainer Schuettler, Dudi Sela, Robby Ginepri, Marcel Granollers. This field demonstrates the strength of Aircel Chennai Open 2010 and its position as the premiere tennis event in this part of the world."
Over the Video Conference Mr. M.A. Alagappan, President, Tamil Nadu Tennis Association TNTA said, "Chennai is the hub of Indian tennis and Aircel Chennai Open has played an important role in nurturing tennis talent in the country. Into its Crystal Year, the event has become one of the biggest global sporting events of South Asia. Representing Tamil Nadu tennis, our objective has always been to work with IMG and AITA to offer world class tennis spectacle in the country. Today, we see participation from top players in the world like Robin Soderling, Marin Cilic, and Stanislas Wawrinka in Aircel Chennai Open 2010 which will further enhance the popularity and recognition of the tournament amongst tennis fans and set an unparalleled benchmark in South Asia."
This year at the Aircel Chennai Open 2010, the crowd would witness some interesting contests especially if it involves Robin Soderling and defending champion Marin Cilic.
There is another interesting element to this year's Aircel Chennai Open 2010. Four players each from USA and Germany will showcase the domination of their respective countries in Chennai. These star players will bring in a touch of glamour to some high-voltage tennis action on courts.
Mr. Karti. P. Chidambaram – Chairman Tournament Organizing Committee and Vice President, All India Tennis Association (AITA) added, " Aircel Chennai Open has put India into the top league of tennis playing nations in the world and we hope that this year the event extends its reach to a wider audience with the support of promotional activities from Aircel. Tamil Nadu Tennis Association's unrelenting support for this tournament since its inception has helped in identifying and nurturing talent among many youngsters thereby paving the way for champions from India like Leander, Mahesh and Somdev. It would be relevant to point out that our tournament has become a permanent fixture in Chennai's annual cultural calendar."
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Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger; renowned theologian, Cardinal Prefect of the Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (the former Holy Office), which is the most important Vatican curial office, charged with the preservation and promotion of Catholic orthodoxy, now Pope Benedict XVI, stated, My view is that if Purgatory did not exist, we should have to invent it.[1]
At a class on the Roman Catholic Faith[2] the teacher, Hermano Juan Sandoval was speaking on Purgatory when from the audience a question was asked to the effect of If Purgatory is such an important doctrine, why didnt Jesus teach us about it. In one single breath Hermano Sandoval answered that the doctrine is not found in the Bible but that we could look it up in Matthew 12:32. This contradictory answer is very common because while the dogma is not Biblical the claim is made that the Bible implies it. After the class while discussing the issue with a Roman Catholic class attendee I pointed out that 2nd Maccabees 12:38-46 (the mother of all Purgatory scriptures) was not speaking of Purgatory and the footnotes in the Vatican approved Bible state as much. The response was yes it is speaking of Purgatory, and I repeated the Hermanos words in saying that we were just taught that the doctrine of Purgatory is not found anywhere in the Bible. The student was kind enough to bring me a list of scriptures that attempt to prove the doctrine of Purgatory from the Bible.
This true story is a good example of the sorts of problems that false doctrines cause. Without any sense of irony the teacher contradicted himself, and the student contradicted the teacher.
This is isogesis, which is when we come to the Scripture with a preconceived notion and try to force the text to say what we want. As opposed to exegesis, which is when we come to the text with a clean slate and we allow the text to tell us what it says.
Our purpose here will be to examine Purgatory proof texts, their footnotes and definitions from Roman Catholic Bibles. The Scriptures will be quoted from the New American Bible and the footnotes come from various other Roman Catholic Bibles and will be footnoted appropriately.
Therefore, there is now no condemnation
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"Money, Money, Money
One argument anti-Catholics often use to attack purgatory is the idea that the Catholic Church makes money from promulgating the doctrine. Without purgatory, the claim asserts, the Church would go broke. Any number of anti-Catholic books claim the Church owes the majority of its wealth to this doctrine. But the numbers just dont add up.
When a Catholic requests a memorial Mass for the deadthat is, a Mass said for the benefit of someone in purgatoryit is customary to give the parish priest a stipend, on the principles that the laborer is worth his hire (Luke 10:7) and that those who preside at the altar share the altars offerings (1 Cor. 9:1314). In the United States, a stipend is commonly around five dollars; but the indigent do not have to pay anything. A few people, of course, freely offer more. This money goes to the parish priest, and priests are only allowed to receive one such stipend per day. No one gets rich on five dollars a day, and certainly not the Church, which does not receive the money anyway.
But look at what happens on a Sunday. There are often hundreds of people at Mass. In a crowded parish, there may be thousands. Many families and individuals deposit five dollars or more into the collection basket; others deposit less. A few give much more. A parish might have four or five or six Masses on a Sunday. The total from the Sunday collections far surpasses the paltry amount received from the memorial Masses.
A Catholic "Invention"?
Fundamentalists may be fond of saying the Catholic Church "invented" the doctrine of purgatory to make money, but they have difficulty saying just when. Most professional anti-Catholicsthe ones who make their living attacking "Romanism"seem to place the blame on Pope Gregory the Great, who reigned from A.D. 590604.
But that hardly accounts for the request of Monica, mother of Augustine, who asked her son, in the fourth century, to remember her soul in his Masses. This would make no sense if she thought her soul would not benefit from prayers, as would be the case if she were in hell or in the full glory of heaven.
Nor does ascribing the doctrine to Gregory explain the graffiti in the catacombs, where Christians during the persecutions of the first three centuries recorded prayers for the dead. Indeed, some of the earliest Christian writings outside the New Testament, like the Acts of Paul and Thecla and the Martyrdom of Perpetua and Felicity (both written during the second century), refer to the Christian practice of praying for the dead. Such prayers would have been offered only if Christians believed in purgatory, even if they did not use that name for it. (See Catholic Answers Fathers Know Best tract The Existence of Purgatory for quotations from these and other early Christian sources.)"


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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- The state Department of Natural Resources wants public feedback on a report examining outdoor recreation in Wisconsin.
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This New York Times article by David F. Gallagher, outlines the shift from old media to blogs as a means of generating buzz for a new band. The article went on record as citing Warner as the first major label to ask an MP3 blogs to play its music in the form of downloadable MP3 files on the blog Music For Robots. It also provides a cautionary tale for blogs attempting to expand within the confines of a major label. Warner's attempted to circumvent any bad comments by posting several comments saying how their band, The Secret Machines, was "so cool." When Music For Robots got wind of this they turned apprehensive to future major label involvement, saying that Warner's had turned the blog into something as deplorable as an "AOL chatroom."
This article gives weight to the argument that it would be tough for blogs to retain their independent credibility once they are bedfellows with major labels (conflicts of interest, and downright manipulation by labels could arise). It complicates my argument that a blogs could truly work alongside labels without being crushed by the corporate steamroller. However, it does add weight to my point that MP3 blogs have become legitimized by labels as a viable venture in band promotion. Also , it reaffirms that record labels have now become middle men in the music industry. If new bands appealed directly to blogs, they could avoid the major label, and appeal directly to an audience--thus beginning their careers, like Vampire Weekend
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This article is a roundtable orchestrated by The Morning News .Org consisting of several blog editors discussing the ethics and future of blogs. Oliver Wang of Soul Sides Blog and Sean Michaels of the Said the Gramophone get into an argument during the roundtable about the financial responsibility blogs have to the artists whose MP3's they upload. Wang contends that artists,generally, do not make money off of record sales and cites touring as their main means of revenue. Wang decides that the name recognition that MP3 blogs give these artists is more important than a few missing sales. Michaels, howevers, rebuts with the fact that not all artists are able to tour (laptop based acts, tiny indie acts, and even older defunt bands such as the Beatles). Michaels acknowledges that name recognition is a powerful gift but says to think of the fiscal effect of their piracy as "negligible" is a facile argument. Michaels contends that the purpose of his blog is to expose an audience to new music, and for them to purchase the music. Andrew Nosnitsky, of the Cocaine Blunts blog, chimes by saying that his blog deals in the out of print and obscure--so he in no way feels any fiscal responsibility.
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Conservative comedian I know it sounds like an oxy moron but Stephen Crowder has -- doubters look like -- so dead on funny and acerbic quick.
I -- media Dennis Miller just by themselves could take on the whole comment on mainstream establishment and Stephen's latest project proves it.
He goes to that Michigan and -- some very simple answers on the fiscal cliff too well what makes a Democrat.
Let's just say he got some good answers and some very good last year.
You think we should raise taxes.
If at all.
In the highly Mandela is kind of -- -- -- -- should start from doing anything over a million the whole house sold 650000.
Should they be taxed like the richest people in the country now it -- not saying that super -- don't know -- would disagree with.
Raising taxes on family -- to fifty yeah I let you -- that makes you you're Republican.
No less.
-- Republican -- Forget -- you just don't know.
Steve welcome that was very very interesting besides being funny when when you went back at the Davidson you know your views sound more Republican -- Democrat.
What they think when this.
-- firstly thank you for the ringing endorsement I appreciate it what this video really proves is that if people voted.
-- as conservatively as they live their lives would -- entirely different demographic but people don't not for two reasons one -- the -- largely complicit in perpetuating the lies basically attributed to Republicans or conservatives.
And number two let's be honest that Republicans are -- Horrible just terrifying -- awful.
With the messaging is not a Pakistani people interviewed.
I think -- they were more concerned.
Would not being seen as Republicans that actually given the right answers are finding viable solutions and now a huge fortune about it a lot these people work we're young.
-- looked up by the brand ambassadors right now for Republicans you've got.
Boehner sorry I mean John -- the fake -- Boehner to four years ago we ran a guy who do young people came across the heels of the crip who could not.
Functionally operate a computer and this last election effectively -- billionaire Mormon now these are not bad people but I think not people who are shattering.
Any negative preconceived notions other people would have towards Republican and for the people -- I don't know -- -- another public I wanna take it back.
But I believe in Republican politics.
All right now I -- quite -- the people you don't know where young people there and they are largely a democratic bloc not entirely but largely and yet when they expressed their own views some of them.
Seem fairly conservative or more considerable -- on to -- -- what as a comic and a pretty astute observer of society what do you think Republicans to take away.
Three to future nominees -- future candidates.
Well it's not that the messaging haven't been effective.
Although the messaging is really -- you expect conservatives generally haven't even tried Republicans haven't reached down -- these people if Republicans only mitigated the loss.
Of the young demographic to 15%.
Doesn't it lost about 15% to win it but not -- -- by 20/20 five.
Maybe 60% at least on some swing states -- likely would never lose another election.
Ever and the that Republicans in the political strategists don't is more vexing to me than the fact that you and John Stossel never seemed to -- -- I don't know this.
Upright and anger and I.
But I I respect you for it terribly.
You know you -- -- and then a very good stuff Steve and -- I wanna get you back -- and Stephen Crowder.
The comedian makes you think that's a double double reward right there thank you Steve.
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Sup guys, I know the 5000+ BE is one of the best bang-for-buck processors you can buy. OSs, games, and gfx cards are only getting stronger. How long will the 5000+ continue to be efficient before we have to find a better standard budget processor?
already, it can't push even the 9600GT to top preformance anymore. The fastest card thats a good matchup without bottlenecking the card is either the 7900GT, x1900xt, or 8600GTS
it depends on how fast you age and get caught up with earthly desires just pulling your leg. It depends on what app you use and how long you want to use a PC. 2 yrs?
well yes it does depend on what you use it for. My moms desktop we just upgraded, we pulled the Duron 750 out and plopped in an AThlon 1400 B and another 256mb of ram. But its for email and myspace
It depends...if you want max performance, either get a good known oc-able chip or a top-of-the-line chip...but I believe there's a point between bottleneck and just flat out improved performance from overclocked/faster bus/CPU's...I think this get's skewed some by users, but I believe there's a difference that lies here. Sure a stock 9600GT might be faster on setup A, but may not be bottlenecked, but on Setup B it's faster since it has a faster bus, CPU and memory making the whole system faster...to me that doesn't necessarily mean bottleneck for the GPU. But the GPU will react positively to faster overall system performance...everyone has an opinion on this kind of thing, I'd say worry about it when even your best overclocks aren't cutting it anymore...if you haven't decided to upgrade before that point!
well with PCIe the bus isn't much of a bottlneck actully. Its been the system bus connected to it on Intel that was a bottle necked it alot. With this gone the system bottleneck has been improved greatly.
True but if slower AMD systems are getting a bottleneck...w/o a NB or Intely style system bus, then the bottleneck still stands imo, but like I said above, there's a limit where bottleneck stands...doesn't matter if it's Intel or AMD, and there's a point beyond that where a faster stock or OC'd system Bus/CPU/Mem where performance overall is increased and that generally only positively affects the GPU performance. Of course results may vary, and with PCI-e at 2.0, have they truly even fully utilized 1.0/1.1? I don't believe so, I think 2.0 was an easier way out instead of working harder to use what was there imo.
As a budget processor? Impossible to predict. AMD's Phenoms or Intel quads could drop to sub $100 prices inside of a week and that would break the current measuring stick of what is considered best bang-for-buck CPU. Or both AMD and Intel could release a new lineup of cheapo budget processors a month from now or something. There are budgets and there are budgets. Today, if you have only $25, then a single core Sempron is your best option. If you have $50 or so then low-end dual core from Intel like E2160 or E2180 would be the best choice. If you have around $100, then again more powerful Intel C2D would be the choice, anything from second hand E6xxx's to brand new low-end E8xxx's. And if you must go quad, then a second hand Q6600 is the best option since they can be picked up for around $140-$150 on trade boards. In my opinion, considering how powerful GPU's are nowadays and how much bandwidth and raw throughput today's platforms offer, that 5000+ BE CPU stopped being "efficient" the day it was released.
on AMD its the CPU, not the system bus, just the CPU. The problem is CPU's are about 2 years behind GPU's The 6800Ultra hit full preformace once the Core2 came out, and the 7900GTX hit full power once the Core 2 went 3ghz. This can be told by rez changing FPS every time from 10x7 and up. The 8800GTX will prolly fit good with nehlam and have similar results, but the CPU's are at least 2 years behind
Possibly 2 years behind, I'd say not just that but memory and MB technology have some work to do...but GPU's as advanced as they are have lacking drivers and support which to me doesn't put them that far ahead in my mind...the whole system's gotta work as a whole, between software and hardware, I think better standard needs to be made for component communication and driver optimization...just imo tho! I don't worry too much as long as my games play smooth and look good...I don't really care how far behind what is, or what's unoptimized as...if it only gets better...who cares! Not me!
Things are accelerating like hell. A decent PC today is obsolete tomorrow I hope that Deneb line will have some budget, multiplier unlocked variant. It seems that Deneb will be quite fast and overclockable.
not true, it takes about 3 months before all your parts are obsolete, they just loose 2% of there value every day
The problem with the AMD platform is that the AM2 socket is damn near obsolete, so no chip is going to last long for it. It would be a better option to get a 775 board and an E1200, which still outperforms most of the X2's and be ready for a better chip.
not true JC, a Celeron dual core preforms worse than all but the X2 3600 and maybe the x2 3800 http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu/display/celeron-e1200_8.html#sect0 You need at least an E4500 to beat the x2 5200 @ stock
Overclocking is what I am talking about. I know for a fact that it did better than my old Brisbane@ 3.05GHZ
which is nice and all, but the 5000+ BE hit 3.5GHZ which you'll need a core2 duo that'll hit 3.2 or above to beat it.
As far as the bottleneck argument, it doesn't matter in gaming. With my 8800GT, there was a 1fps difference in Crysis between 3.2GHz and 2GHz on my X2 6400+ rig @ 1440x900. In COD4 it was anywhere from 3-5frames. Both games had the exact amount of playability at both settings. Raise the resolution or LOD even higher, and the difference becomes even less. Lower the res or LOD, and yeah, you'll see a more significant difference, but here is the kicker, you'll already have so many fps in today's games, that there will be no difference in playability anyway. The cpu just isn't super important for most of today's games (there are exceptions of course, like SupCom), it's the gpu that makes the biggest difference. The cpu really only effects benchmark scores most of the time. If gaming performance is the primary concern, that cpu is likely good for another 2yrs, if you upgrade the gfx in the interim. If, however, you do a lot of encoding or rendering, or if benchmark scores are important to you, it's already obsolete.
I seem to notice alot more performance loss in games if I am under 3GHZ. It could be that the ram is clocked less too, but it just seems to slow down alot to me. I will say that Quads and the sort are unnecessary by todays standards.
I have an X2 6400+ BE at stock speeds, which is about what your 5000+ should do OC'd with a good HSF. It's paired with an 8800 GTX and Win XP. Its playing today's games quite nicely. Not out of the park great, but most quality options maxed. I notice its dipping to around 25-35 FPS around crowds of NPCs or in brightly lit areas. Still, its pretty good overall. I figure I'll be happy with it for another year - two at the absolute maximum.
I didn't downclock my ram. Just lowered my cpu multi at a stock fsb. But I did stick to only even multis, as the odd multis would've given me 750Mhz ram, and I wanted to take ram out as part of the equation.


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Greetings people! I am new to the forum but I have time visiting the site. I've been looking for my graphics card bios in the VGA BIOS Database, but not there. After a bad flash, I tried it with bios of other brands and got the card back to life. If anyone has the same card I have, and kindly let me your bios, I will be very grateful. It's a Club 3D GeForce 9800GT 1GB Green Edition (CGNX-G9824G). I hope someone can help me. Thank you. Regards PS: I'm using Google Translator
http://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/details.php?id=52390 http://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/details.php?id=75220
WTF??? How is it possible? I've been searching for almost a week there and had not found. The 9800GT always appeared normal. Thank you very much, I can finally fix my nvidia.
yes there is a backlog of over 20,000 bioses that i need to manually look at and manually verify that they are good, often description has to be fixed, a substantial percentage is also submissions from idiots who have no clue about their graphics cards and enter wrong data. when i see a post like this i go to the submissions, look for whatever is requested and put it online
Well, with the original bios, I thought the problem would be solved but it is not so. Now when I flash the original bios, the screen shows the image of the motherboard bios but with strange symbols and pixels, and the OS does not finish booting. What can be happening?
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It is assumed that the bios that I download is correct: Club 3D GeForce 9800GT 1GB Green Edition. I compare with the corrupt backup I had, and are the same version.
Try the bios of the other brand that brought it back last time. If it doesn't work this time it may mean the bios chip is buggy/dead.
Until recently, I had working with a graphics card bios MSI 512 MB, because of a bad flash and backup corrupt. Now, when flashing with the original bios, occurs as shown in the video.
Well, I tried another method: Use the BIOS msi to install Windows 7, and from windows using "NVflash for windows" and put the original bios. Even so, when I restart, it appears the same as I showed in the video. It is as if the graphics card did not recognize the DVI outputs.
there is no difference between flashing in dos and with nvflash for windows. the best suggestion is to try a bunch of other bioses
I need bios for my inno3d 9800GT 1024MB. Anybody can help i appreciate it thanks. I've checked the downloads section there only 512MB bios available not 1024MB...pls help me out
I've been thinking ... if I place the original bios and I have the graphics card, I can change it with the warranty? I bought it a month ago and a few days. I do not think they can note that was changed at some point.
Hello again. I bring news. Today I was testing with a DVD of Mac OS X and my video card with the original bios. With the DVD, before installing, you can see the connected devices, and showed me the model of my graphics card perfectly. Same thing happened in Windows, I got to install the Windows 7 and the GPU-Z and RivaTuner fully recognized the vcard but not showing the correct frequency. In the case of GPU-Z, showed frequencies "Default Clock" correctly, but displayed 0 with "GPU Clock."
i just flashed old x1650 pci-e it was dead as a door nail so i looked trough the tpu database for my bios i found nothing that matched up so i flashed it with a x1600pro bios instead the flash was successor shockingly lol, my point is tpu needs to update there bios database cause in my case i could not find my correct bios
yeah your telling me, it worked so i am happy, also the card i have is the 1650 not the pro its dd2 256mb pci-e henix 2.5ns memory


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