So if you fork out for advanced will you get a decent download speed on release day
/teh internets will probably have a meltdown again....
So if you fork out for advanced will you get a decent download speed on release day
/teh internets will probably have a meltdown again....
Originally Posted by Mythril-NgC
The definite DirectX10 benchmark will ship in four editions:
* Trial (free)
* Basic ($6.95)
* Advanced ($19.95)
* Professional ($495)
How much
Prices seem reasonable. US Dollar isn't worth much these days.
Just asked, and according to Nick[FM], Advanced and Pro customers have access to FM downloads, but depending on the demand, big mirrors may have more bandwidth available than our download site.So if you fork out for advanced will you get a decent download speed on release day
/teh internets will probably have a meltdown again....
That record is gonna be so pwnedMost users ever online was 5,605, 11-21-2007 at 10:56 PM
Thanks for the info. [thumbup]
Nah,That record is gonna be so pwned
that wasn't because of a FM product release either=p
Am i right that the most popular widescreen resolution of 1440 x 900 won't be supported for use on the orb? Seems daft theres a huge amount of 19" pannels shipped with lower end systems now, if anything drop the lower 4:3 resolutions??
Where's the little applet with the countdown to put in our vista sidebar?
well 3dmark06 was 1280x1024 IIRC
1440x900 is mostly laptops and *very* cheap standalone displays. Very few laptops can even run the benchmark.
1680x1050 is what most cheap displays sold today are, and 1920x1200 is what most high end (24"+) widescreen displays are.
I just looked at the selection in couple of local stores, and could find no 1440x900 19" wides on sale any more.
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