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  1. GentleGiant GentleGiant

    Hey guys, long time no see

    Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:07:15 UTC from web
    1. Macpony55 Macpony55

      @decibel True true, welcome back :D

      Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:07:41 UTC from web
      1. GentleGiant GentleGiant

        @macpony55 Good to be back

        Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:08:11 UTC from web
        1. Macpony55 Macpony55

          @decibel How ya been?

          Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:09:23 UTC from web
          1. GentleGiant GentleGiant

            @macpony55 Aggrivated, all electroncs in my house that keep me busy are dieing out on me.

            Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:10:58 UTC from web
            1. Macpony55 Macpony55

              @decibel What has died so far?

              Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:12:25 UTC from web
              1. GentleGiant GentleGiant

                @macpony55 Computer monitor, xbox, cellphone, wifi router. All but my iPod and gamecube

                Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:13:48 UTC from web
                1. Macpony55 Macpony55

                  @decibel Is it electrical problems? Or age? Or just possibly all flukes?

                  Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:18:52 UTC from web
                  1. GentleGiant GentleGiant

                    @macpony55 Wifi? A fluke perhaps. Cell? Eats through batteries new or not. Xbox? a miracle mine lasted 3 years. And I have zero clue what's happening with my CPU monitor.

                    Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:20:52 UTC from web
                    1. Macpony55 Macpony55

                      @decibel Well Xbox is excused then, I can understand a bad cell phone and a bad router, monitors are supposed to last though, so along with you I'm not sure about that one

                      Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:22:41 UTC from web
                      1. GentleGiant GentleGiant

                        @macpony55 Well it's symptom is wierd. I can be on the Internet for hours, but give me 20 min. with a game and it goes to sleep and won't wake up

                        Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:24:53 UTC from web
                        1. Macpony55 Macpony55

                          @decibel All I can think of is something in the settings that causes an overload when you try to play a visual-intensive thing like a game

                          Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:26:30 UTC from web
                        2. colfax colfax

                          @decibel Might be the video card.

                          Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:26:52 UTC from web
                          1. GentleGiant GentleGiant

                            @colfax But I added a gaming one in not too long ago. After my last one went kaput.

                            Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:28:27 UTC from web
                            1. colfax colfax

                              @decibel No idea then, power settings maybe?

                              Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:28:56 UTC from web
                            2. Sir E. Hooves III Sir E. Hooves III

                              @decibel Then I'd suggest trying a friend's monitor. This sounds a lot like an issue I had with bad onboard graphics once.

                              Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:30:13 UTC from web
                              1. Ryan Drew Kelly Ryan Drew Kelly

                                good bye@eaglehooves

                                Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:33:03 UTC from web
                                1. Sir E. Hooves III Sir E. Hooves III

                                  @ruperofbronies G'night. See ya later!

                                  Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:35:14 UTC from web
                        3. Insert FakeNameHere Insert FakeNameHere

                          @decibel If you'd like to hear a graphics problem I had, then it could (possibly) help. I had a GTS 450 that broke whenever I went from a forced shutdown, gave me horrid resolutions, and worked kinda funny with games. I tried the drivers, but eventually I just sent it back to the company (PNY) and I got a new one that works great now... If updating the drivers don't work, or a fresh reinstallation of windows along with updated drivers, I'd recommend sending it back.

                          Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:34:49 UTC from web
    2. GentleGiant GentleGiant

      @princesstwilight Hello, I dare say that I have almost never talked to you, I hope that changes

      Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:09:15 UTC from web
    3. GentleGiant GentleGiant

      @princesstwilight You and I seem to do the same thing.

      Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:11:51 UTC from web
    4. GentleGiant GentleGiant

      @princesstwilight Inhave a sticky note in my sight every morning reminding me to come here.

      Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:14:55 UTC from web
    5. Macpony55 Macpony55

      @thatonepony @decibel Drivers are definitely something to check. So I would say start by checking the basic settings and updating your drivers

      Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:30:05 UTC from web
    6. GentleGiant GentleGiant

      @thatonepony Gpu drivers are what for people like me who don't know important things?

      Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:30:12 UTC from web
      1. RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)

        @decibel The thing that lets your graphics card communicate with the rest of the computer.

        Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:31:16 UTC from web
    7. GentleGiant GentleGiant

      @thatonepony @redenchilada Interesting, I'll have to look into that. Well at least I can still use it for the internet, it's better than it blue screening like before.

      Tuesday, 17-Jan-12 01:36:05 UTC from web