Wow that's hectic, I personally believe it should really be up to the Copyright owner to choose whether to prosecute or not... and the <$150 000 infringement fine seems like a pretty decent deterrent, but does this money go to the copyright owner? If not maybe that's why there hasn't been much action against these "stream" sites. Perhaps educating people about what copyright is, etc. would go a lot further than this clearly unfair Bill.
Lets hope Australia doesn't follow suite!
Even if they did introduce the law here in Aussie I doubt its going to make a huge dent in people streaming, Just like torrent sites, one site closes another one opens.
Pretty silly law IMO, I do agree in educating in people in copyright laws and whats considered illegal.
Looks pretty good to me, Internal components are fine. Your GTX 460 is newer then my GTX 275 and my card has no trouble maxxing out games. With SC2 im getting 70 FPS so should be sweet for D3
How many displays do you have atm? think 3 is over kill for gaming.
-I acctualy found US servers in SC2 rather laggy,anyoing kind of laggy I run adsl+2 from bigpond, although old cables haunt me and i do play 4v4.
- As for SEA servers i must admit i spent all of about 4 hours at release on those servers and then went to USwest.
I have to agree. Also played on USwest and was bit of a trade off. Hope blizzard can sort something out to give us a hand.
Although have much better internet today playing on some games is still laggy at times. I blame my area for poor connection (30 + year old phone lines) <_<
I live just out of penrith nsw and its semi rural, I hate my calbes aswell!
I'm a 30 minute drive from Penrith lol, but yeah i've never liked Bigpond that much, and lol @ 4 hours
Diablo 3 wont be that heavy on the internet, but I guess you can look at changing Cables or even changing ISP's, but really, US servers are good enough
Main problem for me is the actual cable in the ground, And since its not on my property it is Telstras responsibility, Ive changed ISP's that many times and have same problems each time. Have contacted Telstra numerous times and they have done checks and said there was a problem but dont actually fix it, This has been going on for 5 years now. I understand it wont be cheap to replace but seriously at some point they are going to HAVE to replace it as even the phone lines drop out lol.
Im with TPG in Perth, Finding them pretty decent with good customer service.
I have to agree. Also played on USwest and was bit of a trade off. Hope blizzard can sort something out to give us a hand.
Although have much better internet today playing on some games is still laggy at times. I blame my area for poor connection (30 + year old phone lines) <_<
Alot of motherboards now days have built in network controllers. So you wont need a network card unless you buy one without.
That geforce GTX 560 will kick ass. My older GTX 275 still maxes out any game to this date. including crysis 2 at max details, settings etc. Id go 4GB RAM minimum, Windows 32 bit can only recognize 4GB anyway. Unless you switch to the 64bit version.
And yes that motherboard will support 2x2GB DDR3. Max it can do is 16GB But its an AM3 board from what im reading and doesn't support Intel
gonna put leave in for work woop haha
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GPU - Geforce GTX 275 over clocked
RAM - 4GB DDR2
MOBO - ASUS M4N82 Deluxe 3 way SLI
PSU - Thermaltake 850w
DRIVES - 160gb, 160gb, 500gb, 320gb, 2TB + 1.5TB external
CASE - Coolermaster 690 advanced with Top, Side, Rear + front fans.
MONITOR+RES - 2 x 21"
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Pretty silly law IMO, I do agree in educating in people in copyright laws and whats considered illegal.
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How many displays do you have atm? think 3 is over kill for gaming.
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Main problem for me is the actual cable in the ground, And since its not on my property it is Telstras responsibility, Ive changed ISP's that many times and have same problems each time. Have contacted Telstra numerous times and they have done checks and said there was a problem but dont actually fix it, This has been going on for 5 years now. I understand it wont be cheap to replace but seriously at some point they are going to HAVE to replace it as even the phone lines drop out lol.
Im with TPG in Perth, Finding them pretty decent with good customer service.
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Although have much better internet today playing on some games is still laggy at times. I blame my area for poor connection (30 + year old phone lines) <_<
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That geforce GTX 560 will kick ass. My older GTX 275 still maxes out any game to this date. including crysis 2 at max details, settings etc. Id go 4GB RAM minimum, Windows 32 bit can only recognize 4GB anyway. Unless you switch to the 64bit version.
And yes that motherboard will support 2x2GB DDR3. Max it can do is 16GB
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I doubt its "fucked"