Dan O.

Yay, ATI o sa vanda si surse in curand, ca sa mearga cu conectorii placilor astea!

Singura chestie care-mi sare in ochi mie, e lipsa unei "key notch" Nu stu ce mi-ai incercuit acolo. Si daca m-as fi luat dupa teoria ta, ce e chestiunea aia neagra de pe birou. Seamana cu un jumper de HDD.

Hai ma, serios ? Mai bine ii faci o serenada.

Cate incercari am ? Trebuie sa incercuiesc pe poza sau , ce trebuie sa fac ?

N-am inteles ce-ai scris. Ma rog.. Cand pornesti calcul si apare problema asta.. se aud niste beep-uri ?

Mai, nu stiu despre voi, dar eu, am dormit ca un prunc. Am dormit pe burta cu fata la tavan, lemn! Si nu eram alcolizat, pur si simplu oboseala si nepasarea

Deci tu vrei sa, te joci un joc si cand dai pe windows sa nu iti bage jocul in bara ? Am inteles corect ? Pai atunci, tu vrei sa fi si in joc si in windows in acelas timp. Mi se pare cam absurd. Ori ori...

USB 3.0 mereu va avea nevoie de driver instalat (separat sau nu, ramane de vazut, momentan trebuie instalat separat).

http://wallbase.cc/ -give it a try

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Memoriile Ram, sau sloturile de la memoriile ram. Scoate memoriile din el si curata-le pinii cu o guma de sters. Apoi baga-le inapoi, si daca ai posibilitatea, foloseste alte sloturi. Ori o memorie e bulita, ori e pe punctul de a se strica. Ori, slotul memorie e busit.

Atunci a cam scanat doar o memorie, si aia e buna. Sau asa vede defapt memoriile dual-chanel. Schimba memoriile intre ele si scaneaza din nou.

Am vrut sa intreb daca ai incercat sa reinstalezi driverul usb3.0. Dar am crezut ca o sa fiu putin..Captain Obvious.

Lasa-l sa ruleze, ca are multe teste. Daca nu da nici o eroare, ramii sunt buni.. Probabil daca nu sunt ramii de vina, placa de baza are probleme, sau poate doar unul din cele 2 slot-uri de ram.

N-are rost sa intreb daca le-ai montat corect ? din cele 4 sloturi, ai folosit 1 si 3 (sau care sunt de DDR3) MemTest86. Testeaza-ti ramii, daca o placuta are o singura eroare, o sa ai tot probleme cu ambele, adica nu functioneaza in parametrii normali chiar daca una e buna.

E o chestie, "Real matches", cred ca nu ia in considerare anumite meciuri jucate. Cred ca cele cu leaveri. Ca daca inainte sa dai turnu jos, unul abandoneaza, tu in dota o sa iei win, pe site, nu.... zic si eu..

Poate pentru ca, producatorii renumiti lucrau la un singur joc in momentul ala. Daca Ubisoft isi permite sa lucreze concomitent la 2 jocuri, isi permite sa le lanseze in aceeasi zi

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Salutare, daca vreti sa gasiti statistici despre anumiti jucatori de Dota 2, puteti intra pe http://dotabuff.com/ si cautati dupa nickname-ul din joc. Sa zicem ca ati jucat cu cineva si nu il aveti la friends, nu va apare public profilul lui, dar vreti sa vedeti, win/loss, real matches, best heroes, most played, etc etc. Bun bun.. si poate ca acum va ganditi.. "Stai putin.. dar unde-i intimitatea mea.. adica.. nu vreau sa vada toata lumea ce, cum, cu cine, etc etc joc eu.." Dupa un anumit update, in joc s-a introdus o optiune numita "Share Match History", care implicit a fost setata pe OFF, care nu permite tertilor (cum e site-ul Dotabuff) sa primeasca informatii despre istoricul vostru din Dota2. Exemplu, l-am cautat pe gaby : http://dotabuff.com/players/27740652 . El are optiunea respectiva activata in Dota2 si datele de pe Dotabuff in momentul de fata sunt neactualizate (de acum 8 luni) In schimb Luș: http://dotabuff.com/players/28661456, ori stie de site/optiunea din joc, si totodata putem vedea ca eroul lui favorit e Rubick. Dan O., si el stie de optiune si recent si-a activat-o: http://dotabuff.com/players/87569015 Dar azi dimineata, nu aveam datele actualizate, si am intrat sa vad care e problema: Site-ul are mult mai multe chestii despre fiecare jucator, am observat ca poti alerge un meci si poti vedea detalii despre acel meci, cu cine a jucat, ce eroi au fost, cine a castigat.. etc. Deasemenea, poti alege unul din eroi, si poti vedea "skill build-ul" cel mai des utilizat, iteme folosite, rata de castig, popularitate, etc Mai multe, va las si pe voi sa descoperiti. PS: gaby si Lus, daca nu doriti sa va fie postat profilul in topicul asta, editati voi topicul si stergeti link-urile

L-ai instalat cu stick de usb?

Great question. I had no idea, so instead I asked Matt Lawson of Microsel to illuminate us on what SAS drives are why they might be a great choice for your new system. Here’s what he shared: SAS stands for Serial Attached SCSI. Basically, a SAS drive utilizes the same form factor as a SATA drive but has several high performance advantages. First of all, there’s the platter speed. While typical SATA drives operate at 7200RPM, a SAS drive operates at 10K or 15K. Although the platter speed is double that of SATA, the MTBF (Mean Time Before Failure) remains at the industry standard of 1.2 million hours. SAS drives are typically utilized in server and high-end workstation environments where speed and I/O frequency reign supreme. Now, that being said, there are oh SOOOO many factors in building a screaming fast, but rock-solid, workstation or server. Where speed is concerned, you need to be looking at the right drives first and foremost. Nowadays, I tend to spec in a couple of SSD’s (Solid State Drive) in a RAID 0 (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks) for the boot and applications drive, then for scratch disks/additional storage, I like to do 3-5 or more SAS drives in a RAID 5 (best mix of redundancy and speed, with the addition of parity). That being said, there are larger considerations, such as the RAID stripe size (or stripe width). The stripe size determines what size blocks of data will be sent to each drive in the array. It’s imperative (where speed is concerned) that the engineer do his job in determining what the server will be used for. If the application the server is built for houses small files, or is a file server for smaller files, you want to choose a small stripe size, say 256KB or so. Now, for people doing database work, photo/video/audio editing, rendering or production, they need as big a stripe as the controller allows for. For those types of applications, as stripe size of 2MB or higher (if allowed by the controller) is a must!!! Last but not least, where stability is concerned, the drives must be properly paired (this is something that 90% of the builders in the world are oblivious to which, in turn, can make MY job very difficult as it tends to give the entire white-box market a black eye). If drives in a RAID array are not properly matched by Firmware version, the odds are that at least one of the drives will fall out of the array within the first year. Depending on the type of array chosen, this could simply mean the company has to foot the bill for higher hardware costs, or be as bad as catastrophic data loss. There are a few key factors I like to hit on when I’m building a client a new workstation or server for the first time. I match Firmware on the drives, step codes on the processors (if they are doing a dual processor system) and match batch codes on the RAM. Those three factors will determine, from a stability stand-point, whether or not the server will stand the test of time. Sursa: AskDaveTaylor.com More info: Wiki

Since 1999, VMware has provided quality virtualization solutions for the home and business markets. Of course, being the first at high quality commercial virtual machine software doesn't mean that VMware is resting on their laurels. With the increased onslaught of competition bearing down on all sides from the likes of Microsoft, Parallels, and Oracle, VMware is determined to differentiate its offerings and stay on top of the pack. Product Information: Title: VMware Workstation 10 Company: VMware Product URL: http://vmware.com/products/workstation Supported OS: Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8. Linux In September of 2013, VMware launched the new and cutting edge Workstation 10. Suffice to say, this release does bring some exciting new features to the table, which are bound to please both small-time users as well as large-scale enterprise environments. The first major feature is support for tablet sensors like the gyroscope and accelerometer straight from the Surface Pro or other fully-compliant x86/x64 tablet. The interface remains mostly unchanged since version 9 Basically, if you are running a guest Windows 8 VM and you are on your Surface Pro tablet, the VM will behave more appropriately, with the capability of harnessing your tablet's full capabilities. For instance, if you are a Windows developer running a test bed install of Windows 8 and some apps within that require the use of tablet functionalities, you can have your apps pull data straight from the sensor chipset on your host tablet. To get an idea of the capabilities that VMware has to offer in this area, you can snag the Sensor Diagnostic Tool from the Windows Driver Kit. Another addition to VMware Workstation 10 is the capability of advanced restrictions for VMs. Essentially, you can provide virtual machines that can be set to expire and disable, through the use of a handy restrictions management server. This can be extremely useful if you are looking for a way to prevent an environment for specific software testing from being used past a certain date, like a Windows 8 VM containing time-sensitive beta code. If a constant network connection is unavailable, the advanced restrictions will allow the VM to be used offline for up to a number of days the system administrator specifies before requiring to talk to the authentication servers again to check the VM status. When a VM is about to expire, you can set custom messages that warn the user ahead of time, including any additional information on where a new image series can be located for future testing, if desired. Finally, the KVM functionality in VMware Workstation 10, which strips away the entire user interface of Workstation, leaves you with nothing but the VM to fill your entire screen. Additionally, you can employ the use of keyboard hotkeys to switch between active VMs seamlessly. Multi-monitor setups can benefit from this as well, since you can define what screen shows which VM at any given time, improving your workflow and saving you time. Everything involving the KVM is handled using the command interpreter in Windows, including power options and preferences. Although I wasn't able to properly test this functionality, VMware has improved the Unity mode, such that Windows 8.1, which is due out at the end of October 2013, can properly integrate your virtualized environment with the host. Whether this feature will be included in Windows 8 is yet to be seen, though with Windows 8.1 being a free upgrade, it's not likely this will be a concern for VMware. Bottom line With features ranging from new tablet hardware support to the improved enterprise management capabilities like the advanced restrictions for VMs, this new release of Workstation 10 has shaped up to be quite the worthy upgrade. At a price of $249 for newcomers or $119 for pre-existing licensees of the Workstation 8 and 9 products, the new improvements easily pay for themselves and give other solutions like Hyper-V and VirtualBox strong competition, which will continue to drive innovation and improvements for virtualization in general. Sursa: TechRepublic

Motorul este Diesel 1. 9 ALH, 90cp. Masina nu e busita, avaria tine de instalatia electrica. Pentru mai multe detalii sunati la nr: 0745030359 (Constantin Oltean).

La ce frecventa sunt ramii ? Daca iei noi, ramii sunt scumpi. Dar de second nu stiu.

1. Ma refeream la postul initial. N-am prea bagat de seama ce-ai spus tu, pentru ca mi se pare ..ciudat... Daca nu stii sa folosesti un optimizator, nu inseamna ca nu e bun si ca iti distruge windowsul. 2. Un optimizator free, parte dintr-un program mai mare, e ca un antivirus free vs un antivirus platit. Metaforic vorbind, gandeste-te la un iceberg. Asta-i diferenta. Iar tune-up utilities e un bullshit din punctul meu de vedere, dar si cu soft-ul ala trebuie sa stii ce stergi. si ce bife pui acolo.. ca altfel ruleaza in gol.