Ugh, thank goodness they aren't... I don't have any issues with bowel movements or intestinal pain—everything feels fine there. I'm just not sure what's going on. I was watching TV about an hour ago when I started feeling some itching in my backside. When I went to check things out, I noticed some mucus. I thought maybe I just hadn't cleaned up properly after using the restroom, but nope—it was definitely mucus. No pain anywhere else, though.
Alright, so here’s the deal—I’m 14, male... xD... Like the title says, I’ve been dealing with some discharge from my butt. Naturally, I went straight to Google to look everything up, and the only thing that seemed to make sense was... hemorrhoids? Is that even possible? It feels like the only logical conclusion since the discharge is this clear-yellowish color. Please help... nothing is itchy, I don't have a rash, nausea, or anything else going on. A few months back, I did have a little bit of bleeding after sitting on the toilet for a long time. Any advice?
I can't get anything to print... it won't even recognize that I have color ink in the machine, and I just bought brand new cartridges yesterday. To make matters worse, I don't even have the original drivers—just some random ones I grabbed off the internet... any ideas on what I can do??😕
So, here’s what I’m curious about regarding protein intake—a buddy of mine over in Canada handed me some vanilla whey powder... he suggested I mix two big scoops with milk every time I finish a solid workout. Is that actually the right way to do it, or should I be looking at a different routine? For context, I'm about 143 lbs at 5'7"... nothing much going on in terms of body fat.
I finally pulled the trigger on a new GPU... picked up an MSI HD 4670 512 ddr 3. Honestly, I still can't quite believe it—I’m running Crysis at 1920x1080 on all High settings. Man, I am absolutely stoked!
I'm heading over to Best Buy tomorrow—if they’re offering a 20% discount, I'm definitely picking up an HD 4770. ...do you think that's the better move, or should I just go with the HD 4670?
Hey guys... maybe I'm being a bit annoying... okay, fine, I am—but this GPU situation is driving me crazy. I just want to actually play some games for once. Right now, I'm running at 1920x1080 using integrated NVIDIA GF 6150 SE graphics... which is absolute garbage. My setup is an AMD Athlon 1640LE 2.6 GHz processor on a BIOSTAR MCP6PB M2+ motherboard. I need a PCI-e card, and honestly, I'm looking for anything that can pull some weight $200. Even if I can only manage to play something at 1024x768, I'd take it. I'm hoping to run newer titles like Far Cry 2 or Crysis... you know, that kind of stuff. Is that even realistic? I know my CPU is pretty weak too, but the graphics card is my biggest bottleneck right now, isn't it? So, I'm asking for any recommendations for a decent card with a budget of up to $200 max .
John James3 said:Can I use an ATI card if my PC currently uses NVIDIA? I found a nice 512 MB NVIDIA one,$127 but it's PCI, whereas my old one is AGP—I'm not sure if I can upgrade like that, or if my power supply could even handle this new one.
Look, man—if you have an old AGP slot, a PCI-e card isn't going to fit. It's just not compatible.
I get it, I get it... but my wallet is feeling pretty light right now. Just wanted to ask—Newegg just dropped some sales across the board $33 so I'm trying to figure out what's actually worth grabbing Since I'm running a high resolution, what would you guys recommend? My setup is 1920x1080
Quick question—I'm working with a pretty weak setup right now: an AMD Athlon LE 1649 paired with an NVIDIA 6150. Should I prioritize picking up an HD 4670 1GB DDR3 graphics card, or would it be smarter to focus on upgrading the processor first?
Man, what a headache... I was looking at page 24, where the last post asked about a graphics card, and I got the answer I expected. But here’s what’s actually tripping me up—I have a GeForce 6150 integrated chipset, so is it even possible to just throw an ATI Radeon card into this rig? And honestly, what exactly constitutes a "chipset" anyway?
Hey there... I've run into a bit of a dilemma... I'm having some trouble deciding between a couple of graphics cards—I'm definitely not an expert here—so I'm asking for some help... (and I'll even get on my knees if I have to 😁)... So, here’s the situation: I've got a pretty weak setup right now. It's running an AMD Athlon LE 1640 at 2.61 GHz... the GPU is a total disaster, just an NVIDIA 6150... I have a 450W power supply... 4 GB of DDR2 RAM... and the biggest headache of all is that I'm trying to run a 1920 x 1080 resolution. I'm torn between the ATI Radeon HD 4670 with 1 GB of DDR3 http://www.bestbuy.com/product_info.php?c...oducts_id=6626... the Gainward GeForce series with 1 GB of DDR3 http://www.bestbuy.com/product_info.php?c...oducts_id=7834... or a Gigabyte GeForce GT 240 with 1 GB of DDR3 http://www.bestbuy.com/product_info.php?c...oducts_id=7667. Please help me out... or feel free to suggest something else entirely up to $183... Thanks in advance
Regarding that card I mentioned earlier... I'm running at 1920x1080 resolution. People have been telling me I should definitely go for something with more VRAM—is there any truth to that, or should I just stick with the one you recommended above?
So, I'm currently running an Nvidia chipset—specifically the Nvidia GF 6150SE—and I was wondering if an ATI Radeon would actually work in this rig? 😁😁 😁..Honestly, I'm pretty clueless about how this all works... I was eyeing this one.... 😁 😁 😁