prophetik music

for dkc2, talk to taucer about what's open on the project. or, you could do horn parts for NiGHTS so i don't have to =) and yeah, flutes could fit in, considering that there's a solo in the song for them.

this is a classic line...wish i had room in my sig

until some idiot asks me why his brand new asus rampage burned out because he put a 1k$ processor on stock cooling in a tiny case with one (or non! passive cooling is all the rage) fan. cooling is one of the most important and most forgotten things when you build a computer, besides the power supply...surprise! power supplies have the longest section by far on my guide. people who don't think that cooling is as important as other things probably wonder why their computer's room is ten degrees hotter during the summer than the rest of the house. it's the same as the rest - information that people should have access to. there's less than nothing about cooling available as compared to the rest of the stuff that's in this faq. i'm doing overclocking in a different writeup. i'm being quite serious when i say that there's more up-to-date info on overclocking on the web than probably any other major computer enthusiast 'thing'. it's on mobo ads, cpu ads, tech websites...and it's all better than what i'd write up, which could be distilled to 'follow someone elses instructions until you know what the hell you are doing'. there's a reason there's all these huge computer geeks on this site, and there's maybe 25 computers that access this site that are overclocked. it's not useful in the mainstream. information detailing what stuff like active pfc is in non-technical terms, types of cooling processes...those are the things that are important for a layperson to understand in real words, not technobabble. not overclocking. it's like pot - everyone talks about it, everyone wants to do it, but it's mostly bad to everyone. fun while it lasts, sucks when you burn out your central processor (lolpun brain wut) and are stuck with garbage.

I'M SO ANGRY well, it got pushed back to allow the normal amount of time after doom that any project gets. then ssf2thd came out, and that's taking up the limelight atm. just continue to wait =)

it was a rhetorical question, i'm with oa and avaris. for the weekend.

i still laugh about this constantly. i'd suggest learning keyboard, for the simple reason that it's pretty much the universal instrument. not being a good keyboardist has really hurt me in composing in the last few years. you can also 'play' any instrument, due to a good synth, if you can play a keyboarded instrument.

if that's taken, i'll take the conga one instead - but i'll try to piece together a wip for WtCI first.

chalk me up for 'welcome to crocodile isle'.

gamespot gave it an 8...but said it was stupid easy.

...if i wasn't married... (JUST KIDDING DON'T CALL MY WIFE) how many beds are in your room if you've got room for four?

i might add it in, but i'll only talk about it - i won't talk about how to do it. it's just too extensive of a topic to have in there. and i missed this before, but i'm going to add in info on cool'n'quiet and speedstep, since it'll prevent people from freaking when they see their cpu operating at exactly 66% of its posted speed =)

rhythm or acoustic guitar would be great, since stevo will do electric (i think).

sorry for the dp. stevo and i got to talking about 'dreams dreams' from the NiGHTS ost. it's easy, it's conducive to the instrumentation we'd have, and i think we could totally record live at magfest and sub it here. anyone else up for it?

that was why i liked it =)

ah, a guild wars person. i haven't played in ages, but i still love the game. too many idiots, though, that's what drove me off. welcome!

you and me, man, we'll shred it up. bring some vg duets

you DO know that jasper (the new 360 motherboard) is making RRoD obsolete, right? not to mention you can buy a refurb 360 that's been fixed to prevent rrod from kittykar here on the forums for like 150$.

busta, write an arrangement of something from the DKC project so we can all rock out. that'd be awesome!

you are completely right about overclocking - IF you need to actually jack up the voltage to make it work. if you can do overclocking on your chip with either stock voltage or just a touch more, then it's worth it. my computer's e8400 ships at 3ghz, and i've got it running stably at 3.8 on air cooling on stock voltage without being a lot hotter. that's when it's worth it...but you need to get lucky with the right chip. 40mm fans are for chipsets and heatsinks, not gpus. they're good in their context. i just wrote them in there so i'd remember what sizes i wanted to actually discuss. i probably will edit that down to just small, medium, and large sizes when i get there.

what ram, what mobo? use cpuz if you're not sure.

tenchars = teh suck

oh, this is intended to be a faq, not really a guide. if someone has a computer question, they come here, find it on the list, and read it...and hopefully don't post another topic of 'why do i only have 2.35 gigs of ram' or 'is this e2180 better than my qx9770' or something. i'm planning on doing an overclocking tutorial at some point as well, just not with this. it's way more advanced than a lot of people think - at least if you do it right. good call, justchris, i'll add that.

this'd definitely help in your room. i'm interested in the verdict as well. you might want to post this request somewhere where most people actually buy their stuff rather than just using free stuff available on the web, though.

accurate system info would be excellent so i can post it. this is correct. the cpu fan isn't required, though, so i can take that out. pez, whatcha got? i want a decent office-based rig, so if you've got anything relatively useful i might be interested. edit: updated now.

can you update the first post with proper track info? i might still actually participate in this project after all.