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I've researched the SLI PCIe port speed issue a bit more, and as far I can deduct from PCI Express 2.0 vs 3.0 GPU Gaming Performance Review & Ivy Bridge PCI-Express Scaling with HD 7970 and GTX 680 the bandwidth doesn't saturate even with the newest highend GFX in Tri-SLI.
So I'm gonna go...
Hi,
I've read the [H] review and numerous other reviews of the G55 & G65, but I've been unable to determine if the performance is degraded by the port speed decrease from 1x PCIe 3.0/16x to 2x PCIe 3.0/8x in 2x SLI mode? :confused:
Because the specifications state
source
But the msi...
I tried that and it doesn't work because %%a is a string like "C:\yadayada\thefilename.xml" and maybe there's where my problem lies. Since the string that contains the path + filename is absolut.
And I must reuse the filename, since that's hardcoded for use elsewhere in the program that uses...
Hi guys
I'm trying to convert the contents of some folders using windows batch:
FOR /R %%a in (XML-test-filer\*.xml) do CALL C:\FLPR\AltovaXML -xslt2 2.2mapping.xsl -in "%%a" -out "%%a_2.2.xml"
as you can see my clumsy attempt only gives the new files a slightly different name.
But I...
MS Windows has a built in ability to have a "Filter Driver" installed for a optical drive so a process can monitor (and possible control) IO for the drive.
It's used by some CopyControl systems, more specific the ones who can be disabled by disabling autorun. MS Windows IFS Kit
I for one...
BillLeeLee is right about the security certificates, that can be tricky.
Look into NetBeans and their NetBeans Mobility Pack.
That will give you a better start off, than I had with J2ME :)
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To test your RAM use Memtest86+ to ensure your have a solid system, booting up is no garanti(SP?) for a stable system.
Read the instructions and info on the page before you use it, so you understand the results.
Good luck
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If your looking for the current users home dir MS Windows has aliases like :
"%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings"
equals "C:\Documents and Settings\CurrentUser\Local Settings" on my machine (MS Windows XP).
"%SystemRoot%\Temp"
equals "C:\WINDOWS\Temp" on my machine (MS Windows XP).
Maybe...
Since the release of Windows XP your allowed to "yank out" the USB memory stick unless its busy with IO since MS changed the way Windows handles USB memory sticks, also I think this way is more intuitive as a user (I know this is harder on the drive, but not having the data on it when you take...