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new computer
Posted: 3 years ago
especially considering that it is technically "win one lose all the others" for Dan
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Posted: 3 years ago
Some implies more than one jackass, I've been the pitcher on at least 2 occasions.
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Posted: 3 years ago
Remind me again why it is not socially acceptable to be the catcher in all but one scenario but completely fine to only be the catcher sometimes. Personally, I would just prefer to never be fucked in the ass. But far be it from me to think so progressively.
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Posted: 3 years ago
you should probably get 2 sound cards, one for each ear.
hey have to be made entirley out of gold for the best audio quality as well.
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Posted: 3 years ago
Next time you catch a boomerang flight to NY you come listen to my system and say that again.
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Posted: 3 years ago
don't get your kike ass too fucking confortable. apparrently i'm the only one out of all of us (excluding the excellent c-money) that is capable of doing any sort of travel further than just to their fridge.
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Posted: 3 years ago
You are completely right, the device processing audio signal has no impact on the quality of the output of that signal..... Video cards are also a conspiracy perpetuated by the jews.
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Posted: 3 years ago
You seriously think there is no difference in audio quality between low and top end sound cards? You have got to be fucking joking me. Unlike you I am not playing Hannah Montana out of a pair of Dell desktop speakers. For high quality surround sound stereo output using lossless sound files you need an audio card that can process the signal appropriately. Low end cards lack the ability to decode in formats that will take true advantage of a properly set up system, they also output at lower sample rates, and most do not have high quality I/O. On top of this the drivers for these top end cards offer a huge variety of tweaks that really let you noticeably perfect the sound you are looking for. If you want to argue with me whether or not there is a difference between the $200 and $250 card you might have a case, but what you are saying is that a lower sample rate, analog outputs, and no processing of digital surround sound is comparable..... Also, asking me to find you an empirical study on this is a pretty ridiculous request and a cop-out for a real argument. I have looked into this issue over and over again. I read up on it before buying every single piece of equipment, even down to the wiring. The truth of the matter is that there are too many variables that go into play when setting up a sound system; input source, wiring, processing, speakers, receiver, positioning, etc. You can make whatever claim you like, fact of the matter is that I have personally put the system I own together piece by piece and have noticed significant differences all along the way.
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Mareg
"banned from jew gold"
Internet Whore (Rank 12)
so I am likely going to be purchasing a new computer within the week here are the specs:
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http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?WishListNumber=12094206
The video card I am taking from my current computer, its the 8800 GTX, down the road ill likely get a second one of these or something else and run em SLI. Now all I need are some good PC games for this badboy.