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All of them are great.

Hehe - my ISP router (THomson) had the worst ping ever - made online gaming impossible. Bought a new Netcomm NB6 and problem solved.

To the right of the EDIT POST and Quote Post buttons is the multi-quote button (""). Click this toggle-button for each quote your wish to quote. For the last post you want to quote, click the normal 'Quote Post' button after clicking the multi-quote button. Job done. PS - and it's "No, no I haven't." ;)

What makes you think they will be accepted? ;)

Thanks (need to learn how to play Poker first) Most boring race ever (it's only a 3 speed gearbox). Someone challenged me to an ICR while in their Veyron Supersport (I was in the Spyker D8). Since we were up in north-east O'ahu on the coastal road, I figured the race might be on the twisty roads, so I accepted. The guy was even nice (or cynical) enough to say Good Luck at the start. Turned out to head west along the coastal road, but that didn't stop me winning :D

Hmmmmmm.... yes :p And wow, Pepper (the cat) has one powerful whack going on there. You can fix anything if you hit it hard enough. ;)

Why so much? Were the owners too embarrassed to be seen in one so they crashed on purpose or something? :p

I'd get the DVD version, since I've heard a number of other issues with the download version when it comes to activating and Securom. Just avoid Digital River at all costs though. :) Good to hear Amazon were able to refund you.

Maybe this was their April Fools joke :lol:

Here's that thread I was talking about: Digital version - Not enough money to buy first house and car - Test Drive Unlimited 2 Forums I don't condone hacking, but in this instance where the game is obviously glitched and leaves you with nothing else to do, I know what I'd be doing.

Someone on the TDU2.com forums had the same glitch - apparantly it's common with the Download version of the game. Not sure if there's a fix.

Hehe - I don't even watch FG, but had seen quite a few times on TV. We do have an Ad Reputation button though ;) :cheeky:

No. There's a separate competition that allows editing (although the winner doesn't get their pic on the forum banner). You can use the in-game photo options, and I belive you are allowed to crop images as well.

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People did this in TDU1 at O'ahu Raceway and Ford Island

I got the alert but didn't check it out .

It's not you, is it? :lol:

Love the sight of many computer parts boxes in a room :nuts: It's a HD video camera patch - haven't you been keeping up to date with the chatbox archives? :p

I'm pretty sure it is - but I haven't used it in over a year, so have a look around for tutorials or what not or ask on the forums where the tool is now hosted.

Your friends takes a mean pic :p

"Something something something TDU2 DLC" "Something something something coming s**n" There we go, back on topic :p

Ohhh - great. As soon as PSN comes back up I'll look out for it in the 'gifts' section :cheeky:

Patch - keep in mind that the E8400 is nearly 5 years old already, and your PC is much much older. We are not helping the OP to build an old computer here ;) Today's parts performance and compatability are quite a lot more, whereas back then most CPUs and mobo's did support DDR2 memory, where the popular FSB speeds were 667MHz or 800MHz. Obviously if you had those components you couldn't get brand new super-expensive DDR3 memory (wouldn't fit in the mobo), and it would've been pointless getting RAM with an FSB speed greater than your current weakest link in the FSB (667 or 800MHz). 1. Most mainstream components (at least where I am) have a similar FSB speed these days (1333MHz and up). 2. The OP is on a budget, so it's unlikely any of the parts he choses will be too fast for the rest of his NEW computer anyway. ;) If you have more questions patch, feel free to PM me.

CPU's don't "support" any specific type of RAM - they don't have to. The motherboard is the only thing that has to support the RAM you choose (or vice versa). The only thing to check is the Front Side Bus speed of both items, which I already talked about in my first post here, but that's for optimal performance, not compatibility. Graphics card RAM has NOTHING to do with the other components in your PC (back in the days of AGP cards you could use the BIOS to to share RAM with the system but that's a long time ago). Not all nerds on YouTube necessarily know what they're on about (for all we know they got their info from some guy on a forum called patch) ;)