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Sure, they don't have to support physx at all! I'm just saying that by disabling physx, and refusing to support physx in a system with non-nvidia card (as you pointed out), NVIDIA has loss some appeal. To me anyway. EDIT: Also, I understand they can say that physx is not supported, because of...

What I meant is if you have a NVIDIA card and an ATI card in your system, you can't enable physx on the NVIDIA card just because of the presence of the ATI. I guess in analogy, if you buy a mustang and you buy a Honda, the mustang disables a cylinder and kills some of the horse power because...

I have a vertex actually, but haven't got my new computer up and running yet, so I can't really say much about it.

Yup, I think your good :good:. I do believe that the 34nm process is part of the newer X25-Ms

OCZ and Intel seem good choices from what I've read. Just be sure to get the second generation drives for the Intel X25-M, because it supports the TRIM funcion. Also, the OCZ Vertex series support the TRIM function (probably some of the other series as well). I do believe that only windows 7...

Well one thing that NVIDIA did that really gets me mad, is that physx is totally disabled on their cards if any non-nvidia graphics card is present on the system. And that isn't a technical issue, they did this on purpose so people would be forced to buy nvidias if they want secondary cards to...

Did you use some specialty program to stitch the pictures like that? They appear perfectly seamless. :cool:

Glad you got your money back :good:. I've been having shitty luck lately too, couldn't get my new build to install windows :(. Had to wait a week to replace ram, and that didn't even solve the problem. I'm now waiting on a replacement motherboard and CPU which will take another week and a half...

I doubt it would make a difference, but have you tried putting back the old HDD?

Can you post the specs please? Why do you think the PSU is ok, 300W isn't much... You did remember to unplug the monitor from onbaord and plug it to the card, right?

Is it this one? If so, you should look at Asus's website (download section) see if you can find drivers there.

Well, you seem to have done everything right. Try maybe re-seating the card. But if I were you, I would return it, if you still can, and get a better card.

Plugging it in half way probably plays the right signal on both sides of the headphones, not really a good solution. Have you checked the computer side of things, maybe try another sound system to check.

Wait, you can put a am2 CPU in any am2 am2+ or am3 mobo? I don't remember...

I'm inclined to say the athlon 64

IMO you should save for a whole new system. You could post your budget and requirements in the Desktop Computers section, and our members will suggest parts to buy so you could put it together.

We'll need to know your computer specifications. Most importantly the motherboard. EDIT: About the thermal paste, it's a pasty substance used to help transfer heat from your CPU to the heatsink. When you buy a new cpu, some will come with a heatsink (retail) others might not (OEM), in those...

Does it work with headphones? Have you checked cables and such?

I also don't like the color, but that was an awesome project

*Looks at sticky.. Looks at thread* Hmmm...