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half-life is an overburn? half-life needs 80 min cds? huh?
i bought and own half-life and had the sense of mind to make a backup copy before my old cdrom drive scratched it to shreds (this happened to my starcraft cd as well) and i didn't want to send $10-20US and wait 6 weeks for a disc replacement...
i used nero on it and it copied fine on a normal 74 min disc...?
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"In Japan, I was in a relationship for seven years and my boyfriend never once heard me pee." --Miho Ogawa, 29, a Japanese waitress living in New York / Giant Robot 24
yeah it works fine. because my original sure as heck doesn't.
i bought it in december-january, maybe they changed it to overburn later?
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"In Japan, I was in a relationship for seven years and my boyfriend never once heard me pee." --Miho Ogawa, 29, a Japanese waitress living in New York / Giant Robot 24
Interesting... I wanted to burn it from a friend, and he said it was an overburn. It also said so on the ISO warez sitez. Not that I do anything like that though... No no not me I'm mister saint
1) Half-Life is an overburn for those outside the US. For me it was a straight copy using CDRWIN. The backup I made works fine.
2) I get about 30 to 40 FPS with HL on my G400 MAX using OpenGL at 1024x768. I didn't see a difference between 16 and 32 bit color, so I left it at 16 bit color. It's plenty bright for me.
3) I can run at 1152x864, but for some reason it slows down in multiplayer at times. I think that's the network connection to the server slowing down, but I'm not positive. Anywho, 1024x768 is fine for multi for me. And I'm runing OpenGL now, not D3D.
The G400 MAX dropped my CPU temp from 57 to 47 degrees C. For that alone, it was worth it. Add in V2 performance, and the gain of two or three PCI slots, and it's a worthy card.
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Primary System: PIII-540 (450@4.5x120), Soyo 6BA+ III, 256MB PC100 ECC SDRAM, G400 MAX in multi-monitor mode. Two Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 900u monitors, 3Com 3C905, SoundBlaster 32, Altec Lansing AC5 spkrs, 2nd Parallel Port, WD AC41800 18GB HD, WD AC310100 10GB HD, Toshiba XM-6102b CD-ROM, HP 8100i CD-RW, Epson Stylus Pro, Sharp JX-9400 LJ-II compatible, OptiUPS PowerES 650, MS SideWinder Precision Pro USB joystick, Logitech 3-button mouse, Mitsumi keyboard, Win98 SE, Belkin OmniCube 4-port KVM
Secondary System: PII-266, Asus P2B BIOS 1008, 128MB PC100 ECC SDRAM, Millennium II, 3Com 3C590, ADSL Modem 640kbit down/90kbit up, 3Com 3C509, Mylex BT-930 SCSI card, Seagate 2GB Hawk, NEC 6x CD-ROM, Linux distro S.u.S.E. 6.1 (IP Masquerade works!)
Tertiary System: DFI G568IPC Intel 430HX chipset, P200MMX, 96MB of non-parity RAM, Millennium II, 3Com 3C900, SoundBlaster 16 MCD, Fujitsu 3.5GB HD, WD 1.2GB HD, Hollywood Plus DVD decoder card, Toshiba 6x DVD-ROM, OS of the week
All specs subject to change.
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