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I have a Pentium 1.6 GHz dual core processor from Intel, but I can't launch a nuke without crashing in Garry's Mod.

Should I be looking for a stronger CPU? D:

Nukes crash Gmod even if you can run Crysis on high five times. You may want to upgrade though. If your budget allows it, I think the e8400 has a great bang for your buck. You can also overclock the thing a hell of a lot.

I've actually had no issues with nukes crashing up until recently -- I think it's not a CPU issue but rather the recent gamebreaking Source update that they had to rush a patch for.

Though admittedly 1.6GHz is fairly weak for games that don't take proper advantage of multiple cores (which the source engine is unfortunately one of).

Get this:

(06-28-2008, 01:44 PM)hawtpawkithero link Wrote: [ -> ]Get this:

That being?  :B

(06-29-2008, 12:22 AM)KarthXLR link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=hawtpawkithero link=topic=650.msg16975#msg16975 date=1214678692]
Get this:

That being?  :B
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Pentium 1?

(06-27-2008, 01:39 AM)KarthXLR link Wrote: [ -> ]I have a Pentium 1.6 GHz dual core processor from Intel, but I can't launch a nuke without crashing in Garry's Mod.

Should I be looking for a stronger CPU? D:

Don't you have more pressing issues to deal with, or did you already replace your video card?

My god, you people. That's an 8086. It says it RIGHT THERE. :|

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(06-29-2008, 12:24 AM)Geoff link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=KarthXLR link=topic=650.msg17154#msg17154 date=1214716971]
[quote author=hawtpawkithero link=topic=650.msg16975#msg16975 date=1214678692]
Get this:

That being?  :B
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Pentium 1?
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Erm... If you look at the chip, it's an 8086 from the late 70's. That chip is older than probably the majority of people on this forum.

If memory serves me correctly, it was the predecessor to the 8088, which came before the 286, which came before the 386, which came before the 486, which came before the original Pentium. So yeah kids, you're looking at history right there.

it has decahertz

(06-29-2008, 09:17 AM)ScottyGrayskull link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Geoff link=topic=650.msg17155#msg17155 date=1214717044]
[quote author=KarthXLR link=topic=650.msg17154#msg17154 date=1214716971]
[quote author=hawtpawkithero link=topic=650.msg16975#msg16975 date=1214678692]
Get this:

That being?  :B
[/quote]

Pentium 1?
[/quote]

Erm... If you look at the chip, it's an 8086 from the late 70's. That chip is older than probably the majority of people on this forum.

If memory serves me correctly, it was the predecessor to the 8088, which came before the 286, which came before the 386, which came before the 486, which came before the original Pentium. So yeah kids, you're looking at history right there.
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These are good for only one thing; Keychains.

(06-29-2008, 09:48 AM)Luinbariel link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=ScottyGrayskull link=topic=650.msg17219#msg17219 date=1214749073]
[quote author=Geoff link=topic=650.msg17155#msg17155 date=1214717044]
[quote author=KarthXLR link=topic=650.msg17154#msg17154 date=1214716971]
[quote author=hawtpawkithero link=topic=650.msg16975#msg16975 date=1214678692]
Get this:

That being?  :B
[/quote]

Pentium 1?
[/quote]

Erm... If you look at the chip, it's an 8086 from the late 70's. That chip is older than probably the majority of people on this forum.

If memory serves me correctly, it was the predecessor to the 8088, which came before the 286, which came before the 386, which came before the 486, which came before the original Pentium. So yeah kids, you're looking at history right there.
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These are good for only one thing; Keychains.
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I have a stick of EDO memory on my keychain

(06-29-2008, 12:55 AM)Ceceil Felias link Wrote: [ -> ]My god, you people. That's an 8086. It says it RIGHT THERE. :|

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