Alas, here are the charts. I felt they were a needed visual aid to help explain further what I'm talking about in this post. On the top, we have a "traditional" recording of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra performing Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture. You can see the soft sections of the piece and, clearly distinct, the loud sections (particularly the cannons firing at the end).



The second image is another song...

Chipp

I think it's something in the water. Lately I've been running into more and more noobs online that just constantly want to be asshats about almost anything they can. It all probably just stems from a vitamin deficiency or because their mommy's don't love them enough. I wish we all had Online ID cards that showed everyone where we live and who we are in real life so I can go beat some 12yr olds ass in real life.

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Modki

Now before I start writing anything, I'd like to post a disclaimer.

Many AMD fan boys will disagree!
I am not an Intel Fanboy!

Now let's get started. In the days of gaming and memory hogging programs, you might notice that your HP is getting a bit sluggish. Many games today require 2gb, and high end video cards are able to render 3d like no other. So you might be asking yourself,...

Retrospekt

Overclocking is not all about speed, in my opinion. Yes, one object of the game is to coax as much speed from your components as possible. I'm pretty sure that all overclockers will agree that more speed is always a good thing.

To me, though, speed isn't the end-all, be-all. As performance addicts (to some extent, all overclockers are addicted to speed and performance), it's sometimes difficult to acknowledge that there is a finite amount of performance we can extract from the...

txtmstrjoe

*this is mostly here as storage due to the fact that PVRs.net is being taken down* *it is raw, unformatted info to be added to a further compilation soon* *all below content authored by myself*


Addition to Video > TV Resolutions

480p - While not considered high-definition, 480p is a good bit better looking than standard TV. It comes in two varieties, 480p30 and 480p60. While 480p30 is still considered standard definition, 480p60 gets it own catagory, know...

Chipp