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Both of those links are blank for me...

Up until now, my 450W PSU has served me well. However, it gives out when I try to connect another hard drive, so I know it won't be ready for Crossfire. So I have been shopping around with my limited knowledge of power supplies, basing most of my opinions off user reviews (dangerous, I know, but it's all I've got). I'd like at least 600W with plenty of SATA and peripheral connectors for under $100 (I can go over $100, but I would rather not atm). I have found two that I think will do the job, but I just want to make sure I don't end up buying a total piece of crap. Ultra X-finity #1 http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Se...&CatId=1483 Ultra X-finity #2 http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Se...&CatId=1483 Any advice (trusted brands, trusted shops, a specific PSU) is welcome. THIS is my case, btw.

Meh. This thread could still be useful. Go ahead. But next time, don't bump a thread unless you have something useful to say (Norris).

iDeaS v1.0.1.8 has been released, with an updated aud.dll and a new wifi plugin! If any one could test some games with the latest emu and plugins, it would be greatly appreciated.

NDS emulator for Windows Source / Downloads

This site looks like it will be a big help... thanks for the link, Rob.

Good thing I've been too lazy to download any of these games before they became legal!

Source / Downloads

Happy birthday L.S.D.! Go have fun with some women... more often than you usually do.

I had roughly the same problem, and it turned out to be bad drivers for my Motorola WU830G Wireless USB Adapter. In the end, I got a Buffalo Wireless PCI Adapter, and all was well.

Yes. Get a better graphics card.

PS games are still crazy fun... I've been playing THPS2, FF7, and MGS on my PSP lately.

Site is in Chinese, so I don't have much info. There are plenty of pictures though, so go have a look. Source: http://psp.tgbus.com/news/200708/20070831160615.shtml

Oooooh, that looks so sexy... I am seriously considering selling the PSP I just bought to get one of these.

FlashMe has to be installed in DS mode, so you'll have to boot your M3 into DS mode (using PassMe or NoPass) then run the FlashMe .nds file.

Yeah, Pandora's battery is probably the best option, but you could also try a modchip if you are really good with soldering (I'm not; I destroyed my PSP's mobo). Link: Pandora's Battery (fixed)

Giggity giggity. Giggity goo. Oh, and I've lost all respect for Tekken now.

1. Firefox 2. ADSL 768K/128k 3. Maybe

lolwut why would you want to do that? Well, with most GBA flashcarts, the GUI gets in the way of loading FlashMe, so you have to disable it. With slot-2 flashcards made for the DS, you might not have to disable the GUI (I'm not sure, I've never installed FlashMe with a slot-2 NDS flashcard, only a GBA flashcart). Just try to load FlashMe from the M3's menu.

Isn't this the game that made that black lawyer lady mad because some of the zombies are black?

Davis and Diso must not have been on. Anyway, here's your official welcome! Mooney attacked Luckyharmz with a Pimp Slap (1 str) and took off 30! Luckyharmz has 0 HP left! Luckyharmz is now dead, therefore cannot counterattack!!!! You gain 1 frag(s) (0 stolen). You gain: 1 EXP points!!!!

I used a toothpick with some tin foil tightly wrapped around the end. As Reaper Man said, a GUI is a graphical user interface that makes it easy to select ROMs and apps, and yes, the M3 has one. Every DS/GBA flashcard made these days does.

Well, we had a few topics that we didn't cover in the 20 minutes GameCop gave us, which included PSP homebrew, Manhunt 2 ESRB rating, and some PS2 exploit stuff. For future podcasts, I assume we'll cover whatever is in gaming, emulation, or tech news.

Too bad it doesn't always work like that in Oblivion... I mean, all I did was pick the lock on the door and steal the sword I wanted needed to save the world because I didn't have enough money to pay for it AND all that beer!

I want a girlfriend...