What is the output voltage from the power brick?? Can i feed 12 volts to the case? I would love to make a media player/bluetooth terminal for my car.!Quote:
Originally Posted by Roadhog
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What is the output voltage from the power brick?? Can i feed 12 volts to the case? I would love to make a media player/bluetooth terminal for my car.!Quote:
Originally Posted by Roadhog
not sure, but I assume it is 12v. It came with the case and has a little circuit board in the case which splits the power up to the provided connectors.Quote:
Originally Posted by thematrixhazune
also having a hard time getting it to boot my windows 7 thumb drive. It just wont work. :|
I always install Windows over LAN, it maybe a bit slower than a flash drive but it should work.
Here's the guide I use:
http://blog.ryantadams.com/2008/02/0...nd-windows-pe/
If you run it from Vista/7, make sure you Run as Adminitrator
And make sure to uncheck the "ping address before assignation" in settings or it may not work.
I'm giving the USB drive one more try. Using CMD Prompt to format it and write the files to it. I wish I had a Windows 7 CD. lol I am just using the ISO from my MSDNAA AccountQuote:
Originally Posted by The Coolest
Yay, windows is finally installing.
have you noticed something strange with the colors? (I think there is a problem with yellow...)
cool case :p
I don't have Quake 3, but I played a 4v4 game of Supreme Commander 2 and it ran it amazingly well. So if it can run that it should have no problem at Quake 3.Quote:
Originally Posted by kuroikenshi
Cinebench!
Superpi 1m!
/runs off to check Roadhog's Steam game list to see what would be fun to benchmark/run.... BC2 is outta the question, no? :p
Can you try playing back the full version of sintel? Under linux if possible :)
http://www.sintel.org/wp-content/content/download.html
Agreed! And if possible, load the 4K version and let us know whether it will stutter or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darakian
I don't see the 4K version?
Or the 1080p of big buck bunny
http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/download/
I couldn't get it to play back correctly under linux because there doesn't seem to be any drivers yet that support GPU acceleration.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darakian
However, I booted into windows, tried VLC which also doesn't support GPU acceleration and got the same problem. The video would play smoothly for a minute, then become choppy for a few seconds, and then go back to being smooth.
I did get it to play perfectly in Media Player Classic: Home Cinema, which seems to support GPU acceleration. The CPU usage varied from about 50% to 80% throughout the video. It was the same with every OS and every Program so the ones that didn't play the video correctly I still think the cause is drivers.
I've also got a request from a friend for a ut2k4 benchmark if you don't mind :p
It's hosted on Xiph.org. The 8 bits per colour channel is only 160GB, the 16 bits is 650GB ( you'll need RAID0 to play it :ROTF: ).Quote:
Originally Posted by Roadhog
On second thoughts you might want to pass on the 4K test :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Roadhog
no way of overclocking this yet? :) i have the same system and would like some additional juice :)
I have also the same system... only with a Slim-Blu-Ray Burner
:D
and running 2 x screens @ 1920 x 1080