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Which motheboard brands have you tried?

Intel - Stable, but its like a Geo Metro, works fine, but thats about it Soyo - Love it, but have weird problems (K7V DRAGON+) ASUS - Good stable boards, heard new ones have good features, something they were never known for ABIT - My personal favorite OC board. Gigabyte - One or two of these...
- DarkLance
- Post #14
- Jan 3, 2003
- Forum: Motherboards
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Building/Buying a new system: Advice needed

If you are concerned about building, you shouldn't really OC... But either way, you can get a kick arse system from some of the smaller companies (www.ibuypower.com) and beat the heck outta it! Plus they don't try and seel you as much crap.
- DarkLance
- Post #14
- Nov 23, 2002
- Forum: Computer Building
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Building a robot! (wireless)

Kinda off topic... but WARPIG This is a article on using a basic stamp, for a paintgun, but it is pretty good. As look at the links on the left too, some more info. Also, you can buy the stamp at paralax, the site as the TX/RX thingys.... Parallax
- DarkLance
- Post #20
- Nov 23, 2002
- Forum: Ask a Technical Professional
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Give me an uber geek super description of how parity works.

w00t! Unfortunatly, I am taking corrispondance courses right now. When I get back to school, I will be sure to find a good prof who knows something... (I went to a community college before)
- DarkLance
- Post #17
- Nov 23, 2002
- Forum: Ask a Technical Professional
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When will we ever migrate over to hydrogen?

To my knowledge, I believe electric cars are the most inefficent means of travel. You have duel waste! All the fossil fuels being used to creat the energy and the waste of the motor. But they are fun to drive! Anyone drive the GM HV-1? Remember that thing? I took a test drive and it was...
- DarkLance
- Post #21
- Nov 23, 2002
- Forum: Ask a Technical Professional
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Give me an uber geek super description of how parity works.

Benedikt, maybe because it sounds cool? I have no idea at all what you guys are talking about, but I am trying. Just want to know where you all are picking this stuff up? I am working towards my EE and I have never seen stuff like this! Anyway, the math displayed here is pretty good stuff...
- DarkLance
- Post #15
- Nov 23, 2002
- Forum: Ask a Technical Professional
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electricity as a remote power source

I still like the idea of a direct energy weapon. Similar to the so-called neutron bomb, a Microwave would no physical damage to structures. All the water would boil and the food would get over cooked, electrical equipment would be toast. But imagine using a microwave... oooo just sounds...
- DarkLance
- Post #18
- Nov 23, 2002
- Forum: Ask a Technical Professional
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What if the moon went away?

ok, you people are crazy! I think we would be fine. The moon is a TINY part of the universe? Right? Anyone deny this? Ok, now, throught the universe stars are dying, imploding, exploding and the like. How much mass does a star have? I don't know, a lot though. Our Sun (kinda small) holds...
- DarkLance
- Post #17
- Nov 23, 2002
- Forum: Ask a Technical Professional
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Would it be easier to cut an apple in a 4 dimensional universe.

ok, my first post, just thought I'd add my cents. I like to think of the 4thD as a state, not a spatial fixture. You could not "cut" the fourth dimension with your knife. Now I say state, because you exist in a portion of the 4th dimension, you are now. So while you can say you are 5'10", we...
- DarkLance
- Post #10
- Nov 23, 2002
- Forum: Ask a Technical Professional

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