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try reinstalling your audio drivers. uninstall it, restart, reinstall it, restart. i know xp sp3 has a problem with hi-def audio exporting, but that shouldn't be an issue that'd cause this. this likely won't fix it, but it's worth a shot. of course, if some program you installed at some point installed a driver for 32-bit audio (i doubt you're having an issue with 16 or 24 floating...and do these drivers even exist? i was under the impression that it's a hardware thing, not a software thing), and then when you reloaded windows you didn't reinstall that driver, that'd explain it. can you import the files in audacity? if so, just re-encode them as whatever wave your computer can handle. or, try converting them with something like audiomove. note that i didn't know anything about different formats of wave files, and i got everything in this post from this webpage. the second and third responses, actually. i know you're a busy guy, man, but you've gotta remember to do your own research before asking other people, particularly on a forum where most of the people are high schoolers that don't know much beyond FL's presets. i know it's easier, but you've been around a while and should probably know better =) you're still awesome, man. now, since i'm really shooting from the hip, there's a good chance i'm wrong about what i've told you, so make sure you don't delete your source until you're sure it works =)

one gig total? just buy more ram - 4 gigs of ddr2 800 is like 40 bucks currently. don't try and hack it with only a gig, you're going to run out every time you try something new.

eggu-pegg-degg-ated (anyone know egg language?)

there's an easy way to fix this, you know...kittykar only charges like 130 or so for a refurb'd 360, and he'll hack it too.

um, if someone wants to work it up, by all means lets have it. the best i have in image editing is ms paint, though.

there's already a cd coming out of just remixes of this song. and they already rejected a mix of this song that was a rip =)

no, i AM the brother. i just have an older sister.

i was totally going to post this if someone hadn't already. i'm not a street fighter kind of guy, but i'm really proud of the mixers who've gotten their tracks on here.

i still love h3 - i played h2 so much that i knew every spawn point on every map, both in multi and in single player. i play h3 occasionally and still haven't bothered to beat it on legendary, so if anyone wants to at some point... my only issue with it is that so many people have found ways to cheat (mostly by bridging and the like). it seems i rarely play a game that doesn't end with someone quitting or getting lagged out.

lol, it's your own fault. i don't know most older games and what systems they're on. if you want to get your stuff posted in MY thread in a timely manner, just at least say what system they are so i can file them. it takes me several minutes a game to figure out what's what (assuming i get them all right). it takes you three seconds to type it, since you know what systems they're for. it just makes sense, dumbass. if everyone else can do it (considering that i take the time to update that monster OP every time someone decides to move some games), can't you too? OMG DRAMA. edit: on that note, i think you all should post the link i've got in my sig in yours as well, to make others know the glory that is the sale/want thread. OCReBay 4 life! edit again: here's the code, just fix the close-tag brackets: ocr sale/want thread - buy used games/accessories from fellow remixers for less![/url[[/b[

hey, i updated the front page for the first time in six months. now it doesn't look like i'm some nub anymore =)

i recently acquired some green 4-inch cold cathodes for lighting the inset name of the box, as well as some green electro twister el wire for 'ground effects' around the bottom of the system. i'm planning on working on this with my dad this weekend (hint: he has tools and a workbench, i've got a countertop) so i should have some more pictures by tuesday or wednesday.

didja already get it, oa?

it's late and i'm not going to post this until you update it to the proper format, like anso and sobou do every time they add something. i don't do digging. that goes for the mario paint thing, kieser. everything else is fully jogged. that's gotta be a word for update somewhere, in some jargon.

i was responding to the post about taucer's twerp. i thought you didn't like him, jeremy?

oh noes...maybe i'm not coming to mag anymore D=

i got the impression he could leave whenever he wanted. i'll mention to him not to get there any earlier than 2:30 so his stuff isn't all guitarsicles by the time you get there. i believe he's leaving most of his stuff in jamspace, though.

he only lives like an hour and a half from alexandria, so he's driving seperately as of now. i think he's coming early, too...at least, earlier than us.

orthos would do a good job for windows (i don't know macs so i don't know if there's an orthos for macs). get the version that'll support your core setup (single, dual, whatever) and just run it for a few hours with hardware monitor (the free one, hwmonitor.exe, not the trial one, hmonitor.exe) up to track highest temps on the system. there's a good chance it's NOT the cpu overheating and instead one of the chipsets, which is why i'm recommending using hwmonitor (which tracks everything, including voltages). effef's idea of running a stress test in osx isn't a bad idea either, it'll give us a hardline to compare against. what graphics card/drivers are you using, anyways?

it's too bad that there aren't any cheaper mobos out that support i7 - the price ranges on them are REALLY good. in that thread, do you REALLY need quad-core for a sample farm, or would a really fast single processor (aka, e8x00) be good enough? don't forget that most rendering outputs are based off of single-thread calculations, and four cores at 2.4 won't be faster than two at 3 or higher. you should look at prices for hard drives before you worry about cost. read this. i'd prefer you give me a price range rather than a size range, with costs being SO low for space nowadays. always better to go more than less. with xp64? i'd go with a mid-level 8-series gpu. probably 8400 or 8500, they're really cheap and do the job for what you'd need. mobo, nowadays it's rare (if you get a good one) to have issues with cpu support, like you had a while back. whatever cpu you'd get would likely be underclocked slightly to allow it to run in a smaller environment without an issue. gigabit lan is pretty much standard nowadays, too - even my atom board came with one, and that's intended for in-car dashboards =) i'll pm you with pricing info based on what you've told me, but more specifics would definitely help.

no, they don't, however the relays that make that clicking sound when a processor is running under full load DO make sound. note that i didn't specifically say that the cpu made the noise, just that there's an extremely fast clicking sound when any computer is under load. it's good to see you're contributing to threads again instead of just flaming them [/sarcasm]. unmod died for a reason, dumbass. go act like atmuh at remod, we don't want you here.

as of right now, with bahamut, avaris, and my buddy, my car would be full up. if one of them cops out on me, then we could talk - but even 4 people is going to be close, let alone five.

that looks fine to me, bahamut. also, define 'higher speeds' - i'm from central ny, after all.

maybe the hard drive's taking a dump. if it's making that much noise...what processes are running when it crashes? use process explorer (free dl from sysinternals), take a screenshot of what's running.

also, are the sounds from thinking (cpu processing) or from the hard drive? just look where your hd is by checking the brackets on the back.