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A bit of clarification please. You said the 920 and 860 were roughly comparable to each other and only provide a negligible advantage over the 720 wrt gaming but in another paragraph say the 860 has a "turbo mode" which has a significant impact in gaming. So, in the interest of not being obsolete right out of the box, why wouldnt I go with at least an 860?

Oh dear. Oh dear what? Its cheaper than Starbucks so thats an auto-greenlight, no?

Holy smokes, are you under the impression that all states have the same laws?

Im Pidesco's alt.

Oh sure, now Purkake and I look like the crazy ones.

A post so nice, he posted it twice The rarely seen double post within one post! He almost unmade the internetz!

Yeah, but I crapped my pants.

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Very detailed and informative, thank you.

Oooooooh, now I get it. So being behind a glass pane, a blind person would never be able to use the braille. Which reminds me, why do they have braille on drive-up ATM machines?

Thanks for the good info everyone. @DN: I just prefer prebuilt because its easier, and all my previous Dell purchases have been trouble free and long lasting machines.

^Good to know, thanks. I always subsribe to the theory that bigger is better so I wouldnt have had any idea the "lower" processer was the better choice. While the GT220 was the lowest choice available on the selection screen, I thought the 1GB of memory was good. Dunno if I can swing the increase in cost for the GTX260.

He's a shining example of how to lead a more manly, meaningful life. A fine example of art imitating life.

So I was eyeing a new Dell XPS 9000 (below) and a question arose. They offer 6GB "Tri-Channel" RAM or 8GB "Dual-Channel" for around the same price. Which is better? Also, if you see any weakness in the build, let me know, Im particularly eyeing that GT220. Is that a good video card? Studio XPS 9000: Intel

I agree, the pendulum always swings back, but I think this time is more than a temporary blip. The mass exodus of citizens that GD describes in NY (I didnt know it was happening in CA too) is much harder to overcome. Less people and business = less tax revenue. So, without adjusting state budgets accordingly (hahahahahahaha), the situation rapidly spirals out of control. Its much harder to lure resident and business back once they have pulled out, it virtually requires a rethinking of their whole system.

Congrats! This is number 2, right? Any idea about the sex of the baby yet?

I dont think its a bug or oversight, they even went so far as to park your chest and a merchant right outside the door. Most likely a second DLC, which is fine, but I cant imagine what plot device would require the PC to be locked out right now. Is there any in-game explanation at all?

So they purposely made extra work for themselves because the felt nobody would ever want to reenter the Keep they just bought and quested through? C'mon.

Yes, we got it Monte, if its cheaper than Starbucks its all good. Im more interested in the motivation behind it. The keeps interior is done, you quest in it after all, why arbitrarily lock it after that? Why not just leave the door open so peole can wander arond and feel like they now "own" it?

Ah crap, I forgot to set up a series recording. Anything good happen in episode 2?

O_o What?

Well, sure, but you dont actually have a keep.