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|26 Jan 2010
Asus 4650 question
Hello people,
Just thought I would ask a question before I send my card back and get a diff one.
Recently I bought a ASUS EAH4650 512mb 64bit, its rather disappointing so far.
It only scored a 3.6 Aero and a 5.6 Graphics gaming, yett when I tested the wife's 9400gt on my system it scored hell of a lot better. 4.9 Aeros and a 5.9 gaming graphics.
I have updated and even tryed downgrading some of the drivers, no improvements. Finially had to look back for my old mobo disc and install older nforce drivers for the asus card to jump. All in all the card performs 10fps slower then the 9400gt.
Anyone else have these issues ?
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|26 Jan 2010
Ok this is really screwed, I installed the ati drivers hotfix and it dumped my score to a 3.7 ?
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|26 Jan 2010
ASUS EAH4650 512mb 64bit
Now with that out of the way there is no way that the 9400GT is faster than the 4650,
techPowerUp :: HIS HD 4650 iSilence 512 MB Review :: Page 6 / 32
The 4650 isn't the fastest card out there, but it still slaps the 9400GT around a fair bit. As far as the driver for the card goes the Catalyst 9.12 is the current one,
Uninstall whatever you currently have installed using the ATI Uninstall Utility in Programs and Features, then install the above.
As far as your motherboard drivers, don't know what is on the disk but it won't be Windows 7 drivers (not unless you got the board in the last six months and Asus pressed a new disk that had them on it). Get the latest Windows 7 drivers for the motherboard from here,
and install them before installing the video card driver.
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|26 Jan 2010
Shrug I am really at a loss, compared to the fps i was getting in L4D2 with the same setting's my 9400gt was doing 25-35 fps, maxed setting's, maxed anti alising, my 4650 was only putting out 19-25 fps with some lag.
At first my win was only reading a 3.7, and 5.8 rating, Uninstalled the video driver, installed the mobo drivers the number jumped to 4.5 and 5.8 wei score. Now after installing the ATI Hotfix it dropped back down to its 3.7. I'm really at a loss here, but on a good note it plays Dragons Age smoothly at 1024x768 with 2x anti, and maxed gfx.
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|26 Jan 2010
Guess Asus did make a 64 bit 4650. That would also be why your 9400 beats it, because the 4650 is only half a card. get an actual 4650 with the proper 128 bit memory on it and it will spank that 9400.
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While not the sole cause, lack of adequate infrastructure to keep up with the rapid growth in container traffic in Latin America is one of the contributing factors to corruption at some of the region's ports, said Thomaz Favaro, an analyst at the consulting firm Control Risks and co-author with Niels Lindholm of a study released last December, Stuck in the bottleneck: Corruption in Latin America Ports . Some customs officials in the region use delays at ports "to sell a fast tra...
Death of globalization appears exaggerated
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Strategic View with Walter Kemmsies The freight movement industry has had a lot to worry about — the drawn out, often hesitant economic recovery, a changing landscape due to infrastructure investments and larger ships, and more recently, some speculation that world trade has reached its peak. The arguments for a flat or negative trend for world trade are that factories that moved to China from the United States would return to the United States, and that the world economy is going to become...
Commentary: Measuring truck turn times at terminals
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Your lead article " Ache at the Gate " (May 2014) effectively covers the waterfront on the past and future of turn time, and is mostly accurate and commendable. One paragraph contains gross factual errors: "Terminal operators three years ago published a study claiming that the median queue time to discharge or pick up a load in the late afternoon was 45 minutes, but the study had a small sample size (about 250 trucks) and only measured the time it took to move through a terminal, not time sp...
BIG DATA — Big Deal
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Executive IT Corner with Biju Kewalram For the last four or five years, the term "big data," (closely related to "data analytics") has become a key trend in using systems to gain competitive advantage. At its core, this subject revolves around the use of massive databases to derive patterns that can add commercial value. The concept itself is not new. Big data has its roots in database technology that has been around for a long time. However, a number of trends have come togeth...
Stifel sees pricing momentum for LTL carriers
Monday, April 14, 2014
The investment bank Stifel said Monday it expects to see "pricing momentum" in the second quarter for less-than-truckload carriers as the industry enters the "seasonally strong" second quarter. In a note on the LTL market, Stifel's transportation and logistics group said pricing rose in the range of 3 to 4 percent in the first quarter, relative to the final quarter of 2013. "At our February conference, there was talk of a reaccelerating pricing environment but still...
Drewry: Container prices increasing
Monday, April 14, 2014
Prices for new dry freight containers increased in the opening months of 2014, according to Drewry Maritime Research. After declining gradually throughout 2013, and falling late in the year to the lowest point since 2009, the price of marine containers have "barely managed to recover 10 percent by April 2014. They presently stand at much the same level as one year ago," said the London-based consultant group, which has released the latest quarterly edition of its Container Equi...
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Sunday, April 06, 2014
On Second Thought with Alan Spear If you feel baffled by our information-intense culture, you're not alone. Not only are we bombarded with "stuff"—some useful, most not—we are fed daily statements which are misleading and/or inaccurate. It has become more difficult to adhere to KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid), which I have always believed to be the most important management concept in existence. KISS does not imply easy answers. "Simple" may actually be hard, especia...
Dry-bulk shipping and 'virtual water'
Sunday, April 06, 2014
Navios Maritime Holdings controls a fleet of 64 dry-bulk ships, workhorses of the sea that carry commodities such as grain, soybeans and iron ore. However, during a recent presentation about its business, specifically in a section touching on the prospects for a subsidiary called Navios South American Logistics, Angeliki Frangou, Navios' chairman and chief executive officer, noted there's another commodity driving the dry-bulk trade. It isn't dry. In fact, it's wate...
IT: Build or buy it?
Sunday, April 06, 2014
Executive IT Corner with Biju Kewalram I've heard this dilemma expressed in many ways over the last 25 years: "Should we buy off-the-shelf software or should we build our own?" Typically, this question is asked of software and systems that are core operational for logistics. Further, this question is almost always one of degrees, because every company today has some system that is developed externally. For example, it is unlikely that a logistics company will develop an in-hous...
Fed's impact on freight infrastructure investment
Sunday, April 06, 2014
Strategic View with Walter Kemmsies Last month this column focused on the impact of rising interest rates on freight movement. The focus this month is on how rising interest rates will shape freight movement infrastructure investment. Employment, which is an objective of the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy, has been recovering and in March was only 0.01 percent below the level it was when the recession began at the end of 2007. During the nearly five-year long recovery, ...
One shipper at a time
Sunday, April 06, 2014
EDF's Green Freight initiative helps companies lower their emissions while building a business case for sustainability.EDF's Green Freight initiative helps companies lower their emissions while building a business case for sustainability. If it feels like the time for environmental sustainability in the supply chain has passed, there is some harrowing evidence that suggests sustainability is indeed still a low priority for shippers and logistics companies. In the most recent Am...
Commentary: Answering those maritime law questions
Sunday, April 06, 2014
The Practising Law Institute has published the Maritime Law Answer Book , written by Charlie Papavizas and H. Allen Black. Both are partners at the Washington office of the law firm Winston & Strawn. In their preface, the authors say their aim was to write a book that would be handy for both lawyers and non-lawyers alike, employing a question-and-answer format that the institute has used in a score of titles. The book is organized toward basic communities that c...
Drewry: Container shipping in 'extended down cycle'
Wednesday, April 02, 2014
Drewry Maritime Research says the container shipping industry "remains in an extended down cycle" due to the entry of new and larger vessels across all trades. The consulting firm's Container Forecaster reported for the first quarter of the year that "some of these trade routes have also not lived up to expectations in terms of cargo flows and the sharp influx of many new ships of at least 8,000 TEUs," which has resulted in significant declines in spot freight rates, particular...
North American Trade Symposium
Sunday, March 02, 2014
Ongoing progress between Mexican, U.S. and Canadian authorities to integrate border management policies and procedures has led CBP to consider proposing a tripartite conference, modeled on its popular Trade Symposium, to update industry about their joint efforts, Deputy Commissioner Thomas Winkowski said. In a briefing with reporters, Winkowski laid out the possibility of expanding the forum to Mexico and Canada to help get the cooperation of businesses there and exchange ideas ...
COAC members' value
Sunday, March 02, 2014
The partnership between CBP and the trade community, manifested through the Commercial Operations Advisory Committee (COAC), has never been stronger. CBP's culture has shifted during the past four years to the point that it works to co-create virtually all policies and programs with the private sector. And COAC is working harder than ever to keep CBP's feet to the fire on its ambitious trade transformation initiative under which it strives to become the lubricant at the border f...
The Federal Reserve's impact on freight movement
Sunday, March 02, 2014
Strategic View with Walter Kemmsies Despite the severe winter weather, data shows that the U.S. economy is indeed improving, which is why the Federal Reserve feels it can reduce its efforts to keep interest rates down. The Fed's focus has been on the interest rate for U.S. Treasury 10-year maturity bonds, because it is the benchmark on which many corporate and consumer loans are based. The Fed purchased large quantities of Treasury bonds to drive their price up and therefore th...
Competitive case for logistics IT
Sunday, March 02, 2014
Executive IT Corner with Biju Kewalram Global IT systems are a unique and increasingly crucial part of the logistics industry. But many organizations fail to recognize that IT should be considered a competitive tool and not simply a productivity opportunity. This is especially true of the small-to-medium logistics companies and forwarders that don't have access to capital (funding or human resources) that large multinationals do. So what are the key areas to focus on when it co...
Mexico marine highway?
Sunday, March 02, 2014
Water route could support more finished vehicle exports to United States. Global manufacturers are stampeding into Mexico to take advantage of affordable, quality labor and proximity to the U.S. market and no one is investing more than the auto industry. Plants are springing up around the country, but questions about whether there is adequate rail capacity for finished vehicles are prompting interest in short-sea shipping services to U.S. ports. "The crunch time is going to be ...
Righting routed exports
Sunday, March 02, 2014
BIS wants to clearly define responsibilities for these transactions. Navigating U.S. export control regulations has always been a tricky task and it's not uncommon for exporters and their freight forwarders to get tripped up over regulatory language alone. One of those trouble spots, which the U.S. Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security hopes to smooth out this year, involves developing a clearer definition of responsibilities for "routed export transactions." &n...
Internet's deep trade connection
Monday, February 17, 2014
Failure to embrace technology is often borne out of an inability to see past the immediate impacts and toward an ultimately more efficient future. Breaking news: the Internet is important to international trade. That statement comes as a result of attending a panel at a think tank in Washington, D.C. in early February where a cast of economic and technology experts examined the role of the Internet as a platform for expanding cross-border commerce, especially for and into devel...
An up-and-down 2014
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Strategic View with Walter Kemmsies Economic recovery has been uneven in most segments of the economy, particularly the freight movement industry. In some regions volumes have exceeded previous peak levels but in others they have not. This is particularly evident in port volume data. First, let's review the good news. Severe winter weather notwithstanding, the U.S. economy is poised to grow more robustly in 2014 than it has in the years since the 2007-2009 recession. As consumer spending in...
Commentary: La. port development scheme doesn't add up
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Build it and they will come is not a viable strategy for container terminals in the international maritime sector. Ocean terminals are hugely expensive. Banks and investors are unlikely to make loans or deploy capital on the speculative assumption that a good idea for a cargo hub will attract enough business to provide an adequate return on investment. When it comes to greenfield facilities, it's necessary these days to have agreements in hand from ocean carriers firmly committing themselves...
The strategic internal audit
Sunday, February 16, 2014
On Second Thought with Julie Gibbs Internal audits should be on your list of quarterly and annual activities. Why audit so regularly? First of all, Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) and the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) expect you to audit as a part of a complete compliance program. But, more importantly, internal audits allow you to gauge how your compliance-related operations are living up to meeting goals, metrics and strategic ...
Keeping a grip on export reform
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Industry experts advise taking control of process rather than letting it drive you. While the U.S. government's ongoing initiative to reform its Cold War-era export control regulations promises significant simplification and streamlining of procedures in the future, many exporters are struggling in the present with how to properly straddle their compliance programs between the old and new ways. These exporters are worried that during this regulatory transition they are prone to...
Drewry says carriers reluctant to lay up containerships
Monday, February 03, 2014
Drewry said as containerships get larger, carriers appear to favor skipping voyages rather than laying up vessels as a means to control capacity. "Whilst the number of vessels idled is increasing, far fewer have been taken out of service compared to a year ago, confirming ocean carriers' preference for cancelling sailings as and when required, rather than withdrawing whole services – particularly when the ships involved are over 8,000 TEUs," said the London-based consultants in...
SeaIntel: P3 will have younger fleet than G6
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
SeaIntel says the proposed P3 Network will have a younger fleet than the G6 alliance. The SeaIntel Sunday Spotlight newsletter analyzed the age of the current G6 and P3 fleets deployed on the Asia-Europe, Asia-U.S. West Coast, Asia-U.S. East Coast, and North Europe-U.S. East Coast trades, noting "age serves as a good proxy for the fuel efficiency of the different vessels, and hence a significant aspect of the differences in costs the two alliances will have." The av...
Stifel European forwarder index dips in January
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
The Stifel Logistics Confidence Index, which measures freight activity and sentiment among European air and ocean freight forwarders and shippers, fell marginally in January, but has stayed above the bellwether 50 mark for 12 consecutive months. The index is produced in partnership with U.K.-based analyst Transport Intelligence (Ti). In the air freight sector, Ti and Stifel found trade lane data was "mixed," with increases on the U.S.-to-Europe and Asia-to-Europe la...
Is LIGTT legit?
Friday, January 17, 2014
Greenfield port plan off Louisiana coast would rely on immigrant investors for funding. An investor group with a unique financing scheme that involves a controversial federal immigration program and wealthy foreigners fronting money for a new deep-water port at the mouth of the Mississippi River in exchange for permanent U.S. residency says the government has now cleared the path for it to start work on the project. Principals involved in the Louisiana International Gulf ...
'Going Out' for logistics know-how
Friday, January 17, 2014
As China develops interior and urbanizes, its need to improve transport grows. Look for an increase in investment in and acquisitions of logistics companies by the Chinese in coming years, said Richard Gluck, a partner at Washington law firm Garvey, Schubert and Barer (GSB). Gluck is outside general counsel to the Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA), the largest U.S. trade association for third party logistics companies in the United States. In 2012, TIA and the Chi...
Bricks-and-clicks convergence
Friday, January 17, 2014
Strategic View with Walter Kemmsies A number of trends in the retail sector presage dramatic changes in the import distribution channels. The latest trend is for e-commerce retailers, like Amazon, to offer same-day delivery for Internet sales. This strategy is being tested in some urban markets and will likely spread across the country. More traditional retailers, often referred to as "bricks and mortar," are responding. Given that consumers are getting used to shopping online---a trend tha...
Malcom McLean Jr., son of container pioneer, dies
Friday, January 03, 2014
Malcom Purcell McLean Jr., son of containerization pioneer Malcom McLean Sr., died at his home in Orange Beach, Ala., on Sunday, Dec. 29, after a prolonged illness. He is survived by five children: Kemberly Sehoy McLean, Malcom P. McLean III, Jennifer Lacy McLean Sharpe, Christopher George McLean and Andrew Sikes McLean; four grandchildren; two sisters, Nancy McLean Parker of Highlands, N.C., and Patricia McLean Mendenhall of New York; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins ac...
Columnist: Florida ports should look at cooperation
Friday, January 03, 2014
A Florida-based management consultant who previously was a port executive suggested that because Florida ports are receiving more assistance from the state they should "engage in an exchange of ideas of how to make our port system better, ideas that may include consolidation or rationalization, and even the long-whispered state port authority, among many others, to ensure that public money is spent most efficiently and effectively." Stan Payne, founding partner of Summit Strateg...
EU court decision a boon to 'forum shoppers'
Friday, December 27, 2013
The Rotterdam-based law firm AKD said a recent decision of the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg is a landmark and "definitively puts its weight behind forum shopping to limit liability" under the Convention on the Contract for the International Carriage of Goods by Road (CMR) in countries that are friendly towards carriers. "This is a boon to the Dutch jurisdiction and specifically comes at the expense of the courts in Germany," the law firm said in a press release.  ...
ISS Australia acquires Christy & Griffin
Monday, December 09, 2013
Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS), the world's leading maritime services provider, is expanding its services into the maritime survey sector following its acquisition of Christy & Griffin, a leading marine surveying and consultancy business. This deal will not only expand its service profile into marine surveying, but also develop its goal of delivering a unique broad range of services to the maritime industry in Australasia, the company said. Christy & Griff...
FMC invites comments on P3 Network
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission said it's "accepting further public comment on the P3 Network Vessel Sharing Agreement" of Maersk, Mediterranean Shipping Co. and CMA CGM until midnight Friday, Nov. 29. On Oct. 24, the three carriers filed their proposed P3 agreement that would authorize them to share vessels and engage in related cooperative operating activities in the trades between Asia, North Europe, the Mediterranean and the United States. Notice of the agreement w...
UPS, IDC find high-tech sector interested in near-shoring
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
High-tech companies are making strategic shifts to their supply chain models to enable greater customer-centricity, meet changing consumer demand patterns and capture new growth opportunities, according to a study by UPS and IDC Manufacturing Insights. The study, based on UPS' fourth annual global UPS Change in the (Supply) Chain survey, found interest in near-shoring has more than tripled since 2010. Globally, 27 percent of high-tech logistics executives are embracing near-shor...
Trucking industry documents drag caused by HOS rule
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
More than 80 percent of motor carriers surveyed have experienced a loss of productivity since new hours-of-service (HOS) rules went into full effect for commercial truck drivers on July 1, with almost half responding that they require more drivers to haul the same amount of freight, according to an economic impact study released Monday by the research arm of the American Trucking Associations. Under the new rules, drivers must take a 30-minute rest break during their first eigh...
Drewry: Air rates skyrocket in October
Monday, November 18, 2013
Air cargo rates on major east-west routes skyrocketed to $3.73 per kilo in October, jumping over September's total of $3.24 per kilo, according to Drewry's latest East-West Air Freight Price Index. The price increase is the largest Drewry has measured from month to month since it began its index in May 2012. Drewry's index measures an average of the rates — including any surcharges —paid by forwarders on 21 east-west lanes. Drewry said the rates from Asia to Europe ...
AIIS taps new executive director
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
The American Institute for International Steel has appointed Richard Chriss as its new executive director, replacing David Phelps, who is retiring. Phelps served as the AIIS executive director and later president for the past 17 years. Chriss's previous assignments include managing international trade policy for Sen. Charles Grassley from 1999-2003 and also dealing with steel trade-related issues affecting the industry. More recently, he served as an assistant gene...
CBP's Trade Symposium falls victim to government shutdown
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced Tuesday it has postponed its annual Trade Symposium, scheduled to take place Oct. 24-25 in Washington, because of the two-week long government shutdown. In a statement issued on its Website, the agency said the lack of congressional appropriations forced it to furlough personnel and made it difficult to finalize preparations for the popular event. More than 700 trade professionals attend the event each year to learn about...
Analyst warns P3, general overcapacity could spark rate war
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
The effect of the mooted P3 alliance between liner carriers Maersk Line, Mediterranean Shipping Co., and CMA CGM could be more aggressive pricing behavior, according to Tan Hua Joo, executive consultant for Alphaliner. Speaking Wednesday at the TPM Asia conference in Shenzhen, organized by the Journal of Commerce , Tan argued the alliance would have little impact on the industry's competitive balance, countering an argument made that it would bring stability to rates and ca...
Rail pricing steady despite challenges, study finds
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Railroad carriers are keeping prices steady despite uncertainty in the market stemming from the weak economy, modal shift and political factors, according to a recent survey of rail shippers conducted by Cowen and Co. In the third-quarter survey, shippers said they expect a 3.6 percent base rate hike over the next six months to a year, despite the hope that prices were dropping after Cowen predicted a 3.5 percent rate hike during the second quarter. At the sam...
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A drunk cabbie has told how he played a terrifying game of chicken with a train after getting stuck on railway tracks in Ostrowiec, Poland.
Tomasz Szczegola, 64, had been on an all night vodka binge when a regular customer called him at 6am asking for a cab.
"I should have turned her down but I needed the money so I thought I'd be clever and keep off the road.
"So instead I drove on the railway track. Big mistake," explained Tom.
But after only a few hundred yards, the horrified cabbie saw a train heading straight towards him.
"I tried to steer but I was stuck on the rail," he said.
"I couldn't run because it was my wife's car and I was even more afraid of her than I was of the train.
"So instead I sat tight, flashed my headlights and prayed for the best," he added.
Police say Szczegola was only saved when the quick thinking train driver in the Warsaw-Przemysl train saw his lights and made an emergency stop.
"It was a very stupid thing to do. He not only put his own life at risk but everyone on the train too," said police, who have charged him with drink driving and interfering with a railway line.
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Due to overwhelming response from patrons, The Carnegie has added a ninth performance for its staging of THE SOUND OF MUSIC. The added performance is scheduled for Thursday, January 23 at 7:30pm.
Presented in partnership with the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra (KSO), the lightly staged production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's THE SOUND OF MUSIC features one of the most beloved scores in musical theatre and tells the story of a free-spirited nanny who brings joy and love back into the home of Captain Von Trapp and his family.
THE SOUND OF MUSIC plays in The Carnegie's Otto M. Budig Theatre January 17 – 26 under the direction of Brian Robertson and the baton of KSO conductor James R. Cassidy. Tickets are $19 – $28 and are available online at www.thecarnegie.com or by calling The Carnegie Box Office at (859) 957-1940 (open Tu – Fr, noon – 5 p.m.).
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Part III, which includes Chapters 7 and 8, examines the role for evaluation and social indicator data in thinking about community programs for youth in the future. Chapter 7 discusses the various methods and tools available to evaluate youth programs and generate new information about them. Chapter 8 explores existing social indicators and data instruments that help elucidate the attributes of program participants. We also suggest other information and tools needed in order to better understand young people and evaluate these programs.
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August 05 2013
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Don't Mess with Texas - Kermit Bans Plastic Bags
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July 23 2013
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June 26 2013
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June 20 2013
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June 19 2013
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June 14 2013
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